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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
7
A 1909 copyright edition based on the play The Man From Home, published by the American Press Association, adapts the stage work into prose form. The work preserves the original characters and plot while translating dialogue to narrative prose for readers. The edition reflects early 20th century American publishing practices and theatrical adaptations.
Daniel Pike orders Ivanoff hidden as a carabinieri sweep the grounds and a tense intrafamily intrigue unfolds. He presses a note to Miss Simpson while Lady Creech eyes a perilous scandal involving Glenwood, the countess, and a ruined name. Mariano delivers the message as Tyanos and doc von Grollerlingen loom.
In a tense drawing room scene Pike reveals a brutal demand to Miss Ethel Delaney backed by money and protection for a Siberian prisoner. He asserts authority, deflects attempts to remove her, and implicates hawkish nobles and a chilling motive tied to 750000 in John Simpson's fortune.
An advertisement by A. Schingeck of Buffalo New York touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for chronic constipation biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chill malaria and debility. The pitch claims unequaled relief and notes availability at P H Franklin's with a two cent price quote.
A fractured passage describes Eve and steppers, a taunted tuner, a room scene, and a sudden collapse. A male figure cries out to Mother of God amid fear, then sinks to the ground sobbing, leaving bystanders stunned and a tense moment hanging in the air.
County exchanges report strong fishing week with Dan Coffman catching a 119 pound car on Wednesday. The Statesman notes ample water and bait near Arrow Rock inviting others to fish.
An ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism noting it relieves pain reduces swelling and loosens joints and muscles to restore activity and health with price statements of 25 cents and one dollar.
The Nelson Advance reports two men of color died near Rockport and Bunceton after separate incidents. Iary Damon fell from a C and A passenger train near Rockport, possibly while intoxicated in Boonville. Ernest died from a throat injuries after a quarrel with a colored girl in Bunceton. Remains were moved to Luci as.
Mr Livesay resigns as principal of the local school to accept a better offer in Fayete. Mrs W B Richardson and her daughter Maurine visit Mr and Mrs J P Fulkerson of Mt Leonard and plan to stay until Cap returns from Colorado. D I Crumbaugh of Leroy, Ir. dies Saturday morning at 75 years five months after a brief illness from a broken limb. married twice, father of six, four living, including Dr and Jim Crumbaugh of this place.
At the bride s residence in Muskogee Oklahoma at noon on Wednesday June 1910 Prof J C Winders and Miss Iola M Kline were married Miss Kline has taught German at the Muskogee High School and is regarded as among Oklahoma s best instructors Winders just completed his fourth year as superintendent of Sweet Springs public school and has been elected superintendent of the Liberty Missouri public schools The couple will honeymoon in Chicago where the Professor will study at the University of Chicago After September 1 they will reside in Liberty Missouri
Op. 8S. Sink, living near Houstonia, lost a pocketbook in Sedalia containing $75. He had just withdrawn the money for a bank deposit and was detained by a jury summons. The loss follows his wandering with cash in his pocket and no clear account of its disappearance. Mrs. Alice Henderson and W. C. Bogard were married in Kansas City last week.
A church basket meeting is set for the Slaters Slater Church of God three miles southeast, with preaching in morning and afternoon. Hayden Digga of Glasgow and Maude Mullins of Miami township wed last Wednesday in Glasgow officiated by C C Hemenway. The Board of Education chose Harry Williams of Liberty as principal of Slater High School after Fray’s resignation. Williams is a William Jewell graduate with four years teaching experience.
Smith and Jenkins rent the Rock Barn to J W Buchanan of Macon county. Buchanan will take a pose session about the livery equipment for a first class livery. He is engaged in the livery business in his hometown and comes recommended as a good liveryman.
Get the Best For skin troubles cores ulcers and eruptions. Use Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve and you get the best. We guarantee it to 20 a to x every snr.
Milton Payne formerly of Malta Bend and Elva Rethurst of Wellington Kansas were married in Pueblo Colorado on Wednesday. Payne, who left Malta Bend in 1891 seeking health, has since resided in Pueblo with improved health. Rethurst has long been known to the family in Wellington. Aug Telgmeyer and family of Grand S'ass visited the Elliote family. two sons returned from Fulton after attending the School for Deaf-News.
A 19th century ad claims infant illness stems from worms in poor milk. It promotes White's Cream Worm Fuge as a safe remedy that expels worms and nourishes the child, priced at 2 cents and sold by P. H. Franklin.
Miss Neila FrIZZell Frank Pelot and James Rolins are home for the holidays after attending Missouri Valley College the past winter. Bert Swift returned Monday from Marshall and Kirksville studies, home for vacation.
An old classified style notice asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any case cured by other means. Includes patent medicine tone and dealer contact in Toledo Ohio.
The Swope trial provides notable educational value as people gain knowledge about physiology hygiene therapeutics pharmaceutics sanitation and the science of lawing from the proceedings.
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