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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
7
In a quiet studio a painter Derring wooes Soliah who fears change and promises to speak. She admits weariness and love, rejects marriage, and argues that duties to Bohemia’s family and dependents prevent union. He insists, they admit affection, then pause on promises and possible future.
In a tense exchange a pair confronts love and commitment. She admits past losses and fear of betrayal while he acknowledges a bond that cannot be sealed by marriage. They part with a lingering sense of unresolved affection and mutual restraint.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat posts a limited time offer at half the regular price for a two year subscription or a joint gift option, promising all earth news, market reports, and home farm departments from a Republican, up-to-date paper. Also referenced is a narrative about building scenes and Helen, a painter, with Derring inspired by her presence as life and art intertwine.
In the studio they adjust to a new phase after a rejected marriage plan. Derring, fulfilled by a unique love, visits daily to write and discuss his articles with her. Her critiques accompany him as she works, signaling a restrained but intimate evolution in their relationship.
A tale set in an artists studio follows two comrades whose quiet bond hints at romance. She reveals a restrained longing while he grows stronger, driven by an aching need to bridge years of idle dialog with genuine feeling. Their pact remains unspoken yet transformative for both.
J P Ebner president of Elsner Dry Goods Co buys a White Co Chicago auto. Shipments delayed due to backorders, arrival not expected until February. L W Arnold, Kansas City grocer, visits town with Mrs Arnold. Clela Bowman returns home from Nevada where she works as stenographer for Dri Go B Remick. J i B Mocker and wife plan trip to St Louis to visit son Lon O Hocker and family.
LA' Misa Bee O'Hea Francis left Shur Rock Arkansas where the Christmas was with W. J. Bailey. Sam informs that he has a farm in Vernon county and plans to move there at the first of Ruatler.
Dodson and Elmore were married at Mara on Monday December 20, 1909 by Ke Wharton. The groom, a popular fireman with the C and A, is well known in Slater while the bride is favored among residents of Slater. They plan to reside in Slater and are warmly wished happiness.
A seven mile east of Housonia schoolhouse caught fire Monday night about 9 40 from a defective fuse and burned to the ground. It was insured for 930. A taxpayers meeting was set for this evening to arrange a temporary location and plan a new building. Mrs Mattie Goley of Warrensburg is the teacher.
Mrs. Drunert left for Warrenton Missouri after visiting her brother Henry Neiderjohn for several days. Mrs. Christine Alpers of Sweet Springs visits her daughter Mrs. August Pape and departed Wednesday. Miss C Loper returned home from Kansas City for the holidays after staying with her aunt Mrs. C S Bulkley. Mrs. Ike P Taylor went to Slater to see her new granddaughter born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Frank Entrekin.
Sunday night a valuable horse belonging to Dr Ford was driven into a drink stand’s mud and froze to death. Oak Grove School under Miss Amrine in Slater faced closure this week due to multiple diphtheria cases in the neighborhood. An unrelated note reports on a collision where Ex 721 struck a string of cars, Ex 304 left on a passing rack with no light at Gillam, causing a pileup and bag loss. Ex 30 doubled the hull and retraced after a train mishap during the night.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers at their home near Sharon on Sunday December 12 1900. A son weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Burnside at their Otumwa Iowa home on December 6 1909 Peck jokes he is a half bushel since the arrival of the son. News
Mrs W T Ellis of Marshall returns home from visit. her brother J Poindexter improving. Mr Miles drives in with household goods to R B Clark place. Rev B F Reed resigns after 13 years at Heaths Creek church. succeeded by Rev L M White from Fayette Mo. Miss Lucile Shepard returns from Columbia to spend holidays with F O Shepard and wife.
A playful blame on babies' appetite masking worm infection notes symptoms such as persistent hunger rings under eyes poor weight gain and yellow complexion. Claims White's Dream V cures and expels worms with a bottle priced at Mic a bottle, sold by P H Pranks Dy.
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