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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
2
Virginia faces a cruel choice as a telegram and royal pressure force a gaze into an arranged marriage with the Emperor. The Grand Duchess counsels restraint while Virginia fears losing youth, dignity, and a future with Leopold as she contemplates a morganatic union.
Leopold visits Lyndalberg with plans to see Helen Mowbray one final time. He has no entertainment arranged and contemplates confessing feelings, but cannot write his letter to her. He wonders if her mother’s advice changed her attitude. The informal gathering hints at social tension among guests.
In a tense scene amid royal intrigue, Leopold learns that Miss Mowbray and companions depart Kronborg for England by the Orient Express at noon. The emperor weighs intervention against state secrets, then orders swift action to intercept a possible escape. The baroness and others grapple with the risk of scandal and royal duty.
A Kansas City Weekly Journal reader offer invites any boy or girl to recruit eight new subscribers at 25 cents each, earning two dollars. The prize is a Magic Lantern with 50 views mailed to the winner's address with full usage directions. Participants are urged to canvas by sending names and sample lanterns to receive details.
Sleep is nature s rebuilding period when brain and body renew energy Loss of sleep robs strength and can lead to physical wreck Nervine quiets irritated nerves and promotes refreshing sleep It contains no opiates and leaves no after effects Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind
Obituary notices for William A. Huyett of Miami Missouri born near Shepherdstown West Virginia 1855 died July 30 1908 in Miami after long illness locomotor ataxia. He left two sons and several siblings. Funeral at his home later buried Bluff graveyard. Also Miami News reports Don Mullins 14 injured arm, and a fishing party episode on Wakenda with wanderers including W H Wheeler who fell overboard and survived after clinging to a snag then rescue.
Dr Ringes of Sweet Springs and John Jones of Glenstate Mo guests of George and Henry Drunkhorst have returned home Mrs Jon N Drelienstein and baby with sister Mise Bessie Duvall came back from Marshall Monday afternoon Mise Fulton and Archie Webb, guests of Mrs Fred Liter, returned to Warrensburg Thursday afternoon Mrs M A Lewis and daughters Fay and Elva of New Albany Ind stopped for ten days with Joseph Cable and departed for Colorado Monday afternoon.
Slater D D Davidson and family of Clay township returned Monday from a yearlong visit to Washington state. He was pleased with the country but will return to his former home. Friends are glad he plans to come back. Garriett called to Kansas City to see his ailing father and due to heat moved to Independence. Walter McLain, once a Slater hardware merchant, died in Kansas City last week of consumption. he was the in law of the late A C Teter. J A Teter attended the funeral. Slater Rustler.
Gilliam J T Moss was summoned to Louisiana Missouri this week due to his mother’s death. The report notes yesterday’s hot weather and mentions Dr. E R King from Slater, described as a strong baseball admirer.
Mrs W H Hull aged 88 died of pneumonia Monday morning at her home in Carlabad New Mexico. The remains were laid to rest in the cemetery there. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Deceased Eeresp for marriage was Miss Lottie Brown of near Houstonia and the piece of D S Brown and H C Brown of Houstonia who received the intelligence of her death Monday noon. Sympathy extended.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine asserts in a letter that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life. He credits it as a reliable throat and lung remedy and would not be without a bottle. The ad touts New Discovery for forty years as a throat and lung healer and pneumonia preventive. Trial bottles are offered free.
Notice of default on a trust deed dated August 8 1906 in Baline County Missouri. William Bales and Laura E Hales conveyed land described as portions of the east half of the northeast quarter and south half of the northwest quarter in section 27 township 49 range 21 totaling about 100 acres to secure a promissory note with annual installments. Default triggers acceleration and potential sale under the deed of trust.
Press Clippings from Lippincott Magazine recount a humorous collage of scenes. An ex slave Uncle Abner lies ill while his former master’s daughter brings delicacies and consolations. A young couple at church, a dime fumble at collection, and a keeper of manners frame a satire on piety and social pretensions.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Georgia reports a severe instep sore that resisted treatment until Bucklin's Arnica Salve was applied. He notes rapid relief after use and endorses the product.
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