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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
2
Minna S features a season trend of plaid desiris in elk and soft wool waist styles. Also highlighted are linen shirt waists, tailored dresses with minimal sleeves, plaid and plain fabric combinations, three piece suits, and new trimmed jackets. It details plaited waist and skirt patterns, lace yokes, and pattern No. tq9go with sizes from 28 to 48 inches bust.
Advertisement for sewing patterns describes a five gores skirt in vase length and a separate skirt option. Promotes a stylish plaited design with a notch pattern cut in sate 24 and sizes 20 percent and 8 inches price. Includes instructions to state size and number and enclose fifteen for pattern, send to address communications.
Augustus Riley a War Department clerk seventy four years old claims daily living costs under twelve cents for five years with ample food rest and long strolls. He asserts his salary saves nothing while his unusual diet consists of apples rice and simple meats he says preserves energy and health.
Fragmentary text notes a French inventor Maurice Cleulin and a device using small beads and oil between rings to attract and kill mosquitoes. It mentions a chain and a cure related to biting insects, with unclear origin and function.
The article recalls the Romanov family through dramatic scenes and intimate moments. It contrasts Alexander I and his sons with Nikolas II, detailing tender fatherly acts, survive deeds, and the paradox of a public ruler with a private heart. The piece questions the modern czar as a Jekyll and Hyde figure.
A man calls himself George Marsh and is drawn into a police entanglement at Camden station. He joins a doctor and Mr Martin’s circle to solve a murder case while family tensions and a courtroom mystery unfold in a tense, period tone.
A historical clipping repeats a claim that a substance called Capcerol and an oil cure cancer, with inconsistent spelling and garbled wording. The text lacks verifiable details, dates, or authorities, presenting an unverified medical assertion rather than established evidence.
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