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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
6
The sergeant dismounts to hold back podlos and scan a valley for a moving column of horsemen. He speculates on possible troops nearby and notes Dodge Morhapa and the Seventh may be involved as they debate meeting the approaching force.
Count Julius Andrassy has formed the Constitutional Party in Hungary, backed by leaders of experiment and capacity but facing a divided base. The party pursues reform, some radical seats, and potential shift in power, with Count Tisza to confer with the emperor. Plague from the Balkans continues to spread in Austria-Hungary despite measures.
A Tokio based writer Shimasa di chi recounts anecdotes about Western reactions to Japanese manners. He notes English women object to certain practices, while a Japanese critic argues decorum and taste. a London street incident describes a couple kissing on a bench causing embarrassment, illustrating cross cultural tensions and propriety expectations.
A bride asks if the groom thinks only of her and he replies softly that sometimes he must think of the furnace. The exchange blends affection with a pragmatic, domestic image.
In Constantinople followers observe Ramidan the holy month of Ramadan. The Karap declares twelve lunar months in a cycle of seasons over thirty three years. On the fifteenth day, the Koran’s first chapter was delivered and the sultan views relics including the Prophet’s mantle beard tooth and a lime footprint said to be from Al Barak the prophet's steed.
A playful exchange features a student mispronouncing a biblical phrase. The teacher asks for clarification as James Henry William cites “the Inthemis” referenced in the verse about the sea and all that is in them.
A fragmented exchange questions the timbre of Mile and Squaltini's voles, with a fragmentary remark suggesting a desired path toward the weoda. The slang and phrasing hint at a playful or surreal discussion of sound and nature.
A robin in Fort Collins was found on West Mountain Avenue acting drunkenly, trying to light on a non existent fence post. The bird crawled under a tree, stood with one eye shut until the effect wore off. A dumped can of cherries allegedly caused the erratic behavior.
Miss Ella Barney aged twenty vanished from Patchogue New York after fleeing her home alleging she was spanked by her father. Police are investigating the disappearance and locating the woman, who was last seen near her residence.
Alan Duncan and Duburn McQueen took a land trip and shot two large rattlers then found a ground thick with snakes. They ended up killing 32 rattlers, mostly yearlings with one rattle. McQueen declined to risk another pile, leaving the matter unsettled for a renter.
A lightning bolt struck the bottom of a 1,200 foot shaft at the Blackwood colliery near Pottsville Pennsylvania, operated by the Lehigh Valley company. An other workman was seriously injured in the fatal accident.
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