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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
3
A bold sales notice proclaims a free cure for a wide range of ailments including weakness paralysis and venereal disease. It claims thousands have been cured and offers testimonials from unnamed individuals. The ad urges readers to claim a “free boat secupens” and to trust the promised results regardless of age or condition.
Inspector Mackworth interviews Maria Roselli at Summers Street seeking clues about Marco Mezza, a dying Italian violinist. Roselli confirms Mezza stayed twelve days, left no clear trace of where he went, and that Mezza died of pneumonia on September 1 at 6 p m in Paris.
In a somber October afternoon, George Bostock confronts a tense web of murder and moral choice. Olive Truimbarton debates justice with Mackworth, weighing sacrifice against exposure as Valerius and a wounded hope collide in a charged London setting.
A lavish West Texas tract known as Santa Gertrudes Ranch reportedly grows from 1 000 000 acres to 1 280 000 acres, nearly twice Rhode Island, owned by a single elderly woman. The estate dominates the region though she rarely visits, with a modest homestead, artesian well, corrals, and a small staff serving a sparse community.
The article details Santa Gertrudes ranch conditions with foremen and 600 cattle, highlighting Mexican workers paid ten dollars a month, long hours, and a 50 year cook. It recounts the 24,000 calves branded last spring, and notes Captain Richard King’s founding of the ranch and its expansion under R J Kleberg. It explains tick-bite disease and the role of the Agricultural Department in developing a cure, plus the shift to Hereford and Durham stock and prices for yearlings and bulls.
A garbled collection of kitchen guidance outlines beef or mutton stew with flour and lemon rind, plus croquettes, bread pudding, corn chowder, a creamy oyster or egg dish, tomato treats, rice with sauce, and an almond cake. Includes steps for browning meat, simmering, and serving with accompaniments.
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