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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
3
A fragmentary, archaic prose piece evokes deep night on the sea. Vague imagery of ships, storms, and specters blends with a dreamlike meditation on reality and memory, naming no clear figures or events but hinting at longing, danger, and awe.
A narrator shares sea haunted lore and ghost ship legends from Newhaven to Palatine as sailors recall the Flying Dutchman and spectral ferries. The piece blends maritime myth with local superstition, ending with a solitary narrator’s credence in eerie midnight verities.
After three days of a lively event in Moberly the coon hunters club broke camp and guests returned home. Patrons and district figures gathered to seek political favors and meet party distributers amid the fair's closing night.
University program in Missouri outlines a seven week course starting January to keep girls on the farm through home making, food preparation, dairying and horticulture. Professors see keeping boys on the farm by teaching practical farming skills.
A lengthy 1920s style column reports on a social aid program in Varmulia with church and university officials, a district lodge gathering in Castle Rock Hill, speeches by Joseph J. Crites Got and others, plus a wreck incident near Wainwright. It also recounts Montenegrin youth in wartime Bulgaria and a portrait of Monte negrin customs, manners, and family losses.
A fire destroyed the calaboose at Neelyville seventeen miles from Poplar Bluff. The blaze, started by the lone prisoner inside, burned his ball off before he could be pursued.
Half an hour after sentencing to two years in jail, a burglary suspect in Columbus was convicted. The wedding proceeded with the bride securing the license and paying the preacher, marking an unusual sequence of events surrounding the case.
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