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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

4

Deeper Woods and a Senator's Trust in Battle and Bond

In a rural scene Bart recollects a visit from senator Silas Wright and a deer hunt with lessons of loyalty. The day blends memory and politics as they discuss change, family ties, and the moral strength of Uncle Peabody while sharing a deer brought home through hardship and teamwork.

Porvin Uncle Peabody Rome Purvin Mezica Searh Caroiina Chete New York New England China Gelie Gotil Senate Enton Kate Sarategs Furton Sally Eid Barterty Kate Pullerton Eure Silas Wright Canton Elast Ile Bert Aden Big Beck Coeing Fred Asken Mr. Wright Dave Ramsey Weill Delia Peabody Baynes Cec le Peabody Enid Raynes Dienes

Passage From The Early American Senate Visit

Narrator accompanies a delegation visiting Washington and meeting Senator Wright. The text praises Wright’s mastery, modesty, courtesy, and plain, incisive oratory that resonated with listeners. Mentions Wright amid peers Webster, Calhoun, and Webster’s rhetoric.

Amusing encounter over a song with Lawrence Kellie

Lawrence Kellie recounts a strange evening when a man introduced himself and declared hatred for Kellie’s name. The stranger complains of telegrams and condolence letters and mutters about a portentous fate, prompting Kellie to question the connection to him.

Lawrence Keilie Douglas Gordon Mr. Keilie Kellie Keilie

Fragmentary headline hints at a playful or rural scene

The readable fragments describe a rustic setting with characters nicknamed Much Burs and Little Neney. A voice noted as S man dst's sounds like a dialect line, and Uncle appears in a banter tone involving beasts and an ox. The passing text suggests humorous or folktale dialogue.

Concie Uncle Peabody Deel Bart

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