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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1912

Page

6

No Man's Land Intrigue Ends With Prisoner in Transit

Coast and Katharine confront Blackstock on a perilous island road to rescue a wounded suspect as police plan to move in. Appleyard arrives with a plan to ferry the prisoner to safety while the Echo awaits, exposing a web of theft, betrayal, and hidden loyalties amid a tense chase for justice.

Garrett Coast Newark City Douglas Minckstock Hincketook Kathne Thaster Comet Tilickstock van Tuyl Bisckestock van Yi Dundas Hlackelo Blackstock Nas Eiter Thaster Yaokt No Man's Land Mathenne Wader Nine of Hosbard van Tuyt Blackstock Appleyard Echo Katherine Coget Cotet Bratherine Coast Hlackstock Mackstock Painter Blackalock

The Test of Sixty In An Old Age Crisis

A reflection on aging and the moment when one feels useless and cast aside. The speaker contemplates losing vitality, social prominence, and beauty, and questions religion's role as life’s end approaches. The passage laments advancing feebleness and obsolescence with vivid imagery.

Styles for the Elderly Fashion Trends in Lace Wraps and Mantles

The article discusses aging fashion among older women, noting gowns, mantles, lace wraps, and caps. It highlights mature looks like small toques, lace edged wraps, and bolero style capes, favoring practical fabrics and decorative lace details over youthful silhouettes.

Raffles Chantilly

Fashion notes on dress trends and accessories

A description of 1920s style trends highlighting upright collars tapering behind the ears numerous white shoes and fancy gowns. It notes parazole fabrics with black velvet borders, shoulder capes in silk tones, street wear in blue and cafe, streamers on back bows, bordered chiffons, marquisette dance frocks, and hats growing larger or smaller with modern bead accents replacing amber.

Making Smelling Salts at Home and Freshening Longevity

Smelling salts can be prepared at home or extended from a bought bottle. To prepare a salts bottle mix carbonate of ammonia with perfume in an eight to one ratio. An alternative uses a sponge fragment soaked in liquid ammonia with a few drops of perfume, rewetting as it dries.

Lemons for the Face and skin brightening tips

A reader notes lemon juice in water cleanses skin, removes greasiness, and leaves the face satiny and fairer. Rub lemon on cheeks before bed, allow to dry, and it may fade summer freckles and whiten skin with continued use.

Sash Arrangement Frock for Child With Parisian Style

The pink linen frock for a child features hand scalloped neck and sleeve edges and shoulder fastening with pearl buttons. A black silk sash threads through waist slashes and can be drawn out when the frock is worn.

The Butterfly Craze Captures Fashion Accessories

A craze for butterfly motifs sweeps design, appearing on parasol tops, ceilings, and trimmings. The winged emblem decorates shoe buckles, brooches, hair ornaments, enamels, and diamond accents, with black satin and velvet bows edged in brilliants.

Nursing grows bigger with babies and grievances

Fragmentary OCR text describes nursing and related concerns as events grow. It includes stray phrases about eating habits and laborious food, mentioning unclear names and quotes. The content remains incoherent but suggests a reflection on nursing and appetite.

Recognizing Value Of Sports In Royal Education

The scheme for royal schooling includes careful instruction in open air sports such as cricket riding fencing boxing shooting and similar activities. The young prince of Wales has been taught scientifically by past masters.

Prince of Wales

Gritien Metropolie Leads in Mud

According to JL Meerson now in London, mud in the limited metropolis exceeds that of any other big city in his ascent list including Paris Berlin Vienna New York Washington Nalilure Bt Louis and Milwan.

Gritien JL. Meerson Jance Rt. Loula London Paris Berlin Vienna New York Washington Naliiure Bt Louis Milwan

Local boxer injury settlement details emerge

A well known local pugilist who suffered three ribs broken in a prior automobile crash discusses the case with friends. He says he received 190 dollars from the auto owner, paid his father to hire a lawyer, and that medical costs were 5 cents for a mite, while the overall payment reached about 100 dollars for the incident.

English Honore Coat Money and Heraldic Costs

A summary of the letter patent costs for noble titles. The baron coat fee is £16 and baronet £109 payable to Inland Revenue. Heraldic college expenses and genealogical trees are noted as ongoing duties. Total costs for a baron run around £464 and baronet over £100.

Board of Inland Revenue Cresta New Costa Marne Heralds College

Crime to Rise in Russia Public Affection Punished

In Russia kissing in public was punishable with imprisonment prior to recent reforms. A group of young men and women were arrested after dining together and kissing at parting. They received short prison terms with appeals confirming the verdict. Fines varied up to several shillings for public displays.

Russia Odessa

Old Roman Wall Unearthed Near St Pauls London

Excavations at Paternoster Row and St Pauls Alley uncover a 60 foot chalk and rubble wall dating to the twelfth century. Found with it are pieces of a Roman amphora, mortars, Kamian ware, a camel skull, pipes from the eighteenth century, and three Norman arches near old stables likely from a priory cloister at Bartholomew Close.

St Paul’s London Paternoster How St Paul's Alley Migh Halborn

Doctor Recommends Postum Over Coffee for Heart Health

A physician testifies to Postum easing nervous heart trouble after stopping coffee. He reports improved heart function and plans to prescribe Postum in cases where coffee harms the heart nerves or stomach, noting better flavor and a vital system boost.

St. He Anya Pat Postum Co Battle

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