Face to Face in the Crumbling Estate Chamber
In a shattered room Horace and Helene confront a web of truth as Pike calls in officers and reveals custody of a spy. Von Grollerhagen asserts control, Hawcastle resists, and the Grand Duke Vasili arrives to calm a tense, perilous confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Helene
Pike
Daniel
Hawcastle
St. Aubyn Justine
Earl
St. Petersburg
Glenwood
Almeric
Tranoff
Nogain
Mike
Ethel
von Grollerhagen
Ribbere
Almerié
Lord Hawcastle
Ivanoff
Earl of Hawcastie
von Grollerbaagen
Ribbre
Hawcastie
Vasili
Grand Duke
Vike
Riblere
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and can only be cured by constitutional remedies, not local application. It offers $100 for any catarrh related deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars free and product sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggista
Halls
The $85,000 Drink and PauCola Formula
The PauCola Company reveals that it paid 85000 for the PauCola formula to make a five cent fountain drink. They tout the blend of pawpaw juice, kola nut extract, fruit juices, and sugar, served from the Silver Urn as the world’s most satisfying beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Chicago
Nsider
Paucola Company
The Earl of Hawcastle’s Secret Appointment Revealed
In a tense scene, Daniel reveals John Simpson’s daughter’s potential marriage as a final break with Crecy and Agincourt remnants. Ethel struggles between honor and promise while Hawcastle, angered, pursues a vengeful exit. A mysterious figure, the Earl’s departure hints at a prior agreement in Novell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Europe
John Simpson
Crecy
Agincourt
Ethel
Almeric
Missouri
Hawecastle
Pike
Lady Creech
Rose Bros lay foundation for new school house in Marshall
County notes report Nelson Rose Bros of Marshall began work Wednesday on the foundation for a new school house. Also updates the Ridge Prairie Methodist church dedication planned for next Sunday by Rev. CC Woods, notes on P Watts completing store room, F Crockett presenting the premium radish from Squire O D Finley's farm, Mrs Andrews visiting from Sweet Springs to see her daughter, and Bud Griffith's baby girl born June 14 with mother and child reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Rose Bros
Marshall
Ridge Praiie
CC Woods
P. Watts
F. Crockett
Sale of high grade stock and horses in Miami Tomorrow
Local notice announces a sale of high grade dairy stock and drafted horses in Miami tomorrow evening at a listed time. Also reported are a fracture to seven year old Raymond Moore’s left arm after a swing incident near Fairville and the discovery of a mummified centipede on the old salt farm southwest of town, a Myriapoda not previously found in the state. Dr. Hazard Sullivan treated the boy, Dr. A H W Sullivan examined the centipede, which measured about five inches with fifty to sixty legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Means
Raymond Moore
Old Salt Farm
Kaw
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Funeral of Mrs Johanna Weil Held in Sedalia
The funeral of Mrs Johanna Weil wife of Jacob Weil of this city was held at Trinity Lutheran church in Sedalia Friday afternoon June 10 1910. C Fischer and daughter Miss Alvina attended. Mr Weil a wagon maker at the Fischer factory has the sympathies of our people in his sorrow. Mrs Weil never lived here having made her home in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Weil
Jacob Weil
Nevada
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sedalia
C. Fischer
Alvina
Weil
Fischer
Chautauqua Plans in City Backed by Local Board
Dr J F Meyers of Kansas City who led last year’s Chautauqua returned Tuesday to arrange a summer revival in the city. A Wednesday evening meeting elected Ed Reavis as president and a slate including H Renken Leo Burfeind R Q Jones J F Elsner C K Smith Louis Grothers H F Nelson and FP H Tisdale as officers and board members for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Meyers
Kansas City
Ed Reavis
H. Renken
Leo Burfeind
R. Q. Jones
J. F. Elsner
C. K. Smith
Louis Grothers
H. F. Nelson
H. Tisdale
Herald
Visitors and a highway mishap in small town notes
Mrs Cynthia Hitt Nelson visited Seattle roots two years. Mrs W A Cooper and baby from Odessa joined her parents M K Lillard. Mr Cooper arrived and they returned home. Monday a driving accident near Elmwood left Mrs Margaret Hereford with bruises after her horse bolted at a scraper near Curtius bridge. Dr G A Richart attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Hitt Nelson
Seattle
Wash
Hitt
W. A. Cooper
Odessa
M. K. Lillard
Cooper
Margaret Hereford
Elmwood
Blackburn
Curtius Bridge
G. A. Richart Wes
Home of sister hosts anxious record reading
A fragment notes an event at the home of Mrs. L. J. Hunter where a sister’s gathering takes place with a lingering sense of nervousness and quiet reflection as the record closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hunter
Essy
Struck by Lightning in Houstonia Kitchen Escape
In a severe rainstorm Mrs. Frank Bogotner survived a lightning strike that tore through the kitchen, blistering her foot and wrecking the floor while leaving her unharmed aside from shock. She recovered the next day, as reported by the Houstonian. Also noted: J. R. Wicker, suffering spleen enlargement, was taken to Chicago. Dr. F. B. King, critically ill, moved from Sedalia to a Kansas City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bogotner
J. R. Wicker
Chicago
A. H. Killion
Mr. Wicker
Gentry
F. B. King
Sedalia
Kansas City
Houstonian
Baptist church calls Bro Wynne as minister
The Baptist church has called Bro Wynne to be their minister and he will reside here preaching at both this church and Fish Creek. Cards announce the marriage of Miss Josephine Meyer to Mr James Shaunessey of Glasgow on June 21. A surprise party for Miss Marie Alkire was hosted by her mother with games and refreshments at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Bro. Wynne
Fish Creek
Josephine Meyer
James Shaunessey
Glasgow
Marie Alkire
Marie
Globe
Local staff changes and move plans noted in Saline County
Blackwater L D Moore resigns from his post and will leave soon. His assistant will take over. Moore has rented a Saline County farm near Marshall and will move with his wife. Cap Upton rents Moore’s former residence owned by Mrs Talbot and plans to move in as soon as possession is obtained. R Ervine and family, previously in the Jack Mogley house now owned by D C Nunn, are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Moore
Sam
Mr. Moore
Saline County
Marshall
Cap
Upton
Mr Moore
Families Move Into Blackwater Housing Crunch
In Blackwater, rent pressures rise as several homes house two families each while new houses are scarce. Residents report demand outpacing supply, with tenants seeking available rooms at the N. W. McMahan place while awaiting a suitable house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. McMahan Place
Blackwater
News
Man Seeks to Help Others After Suffering Years
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri recalls long years of backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney troubles. He credits Electric Bitters with curing him after five bottles and endorses them for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Available for 51c at P F H Franklin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Franklin's
Slater Wins Car In Automobile Drawing
Dr T. Mead of University Hospital in Kansas City visited his parents and revealed he owns a $1500 branded automobile won in a 15000 to 1 drawing. He offered to sell, but likely kept the prize after a single chance. Local notes mention police chief B Butts in new uniform and nightwatchman Jae Clawson also in fresh attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Mead
University Hospital
Kansas City
H. C. Mead
Rustler
Bere Puesday
B. Butts
Jae Clawson
Banks On Sure Things Now Till Never Be Without Dr Kings New Life Pills
A testimonial by writer A. Schingeck from Elm Street Buffalo claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when others failed. The ad touts relief for biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, headache, malaria and debility with a 25 cent price at P. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
P. H. Franklin's
Malta Bend School Board Names Next Year’s Teachers
The Malta Bend School Board met Wednesday and appointed Prof. Bertin, Miss Snoddy, Miss King, and Miss Hains as teachers for next year. Newa reports the decision and confirms staffing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Bend
Bertin
Snoddy
King
Hains
Newa
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Writhi
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Strike
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Milor
Earl of
Novell W Teen
Vasili of
Russia
County News
Miami
Sweet Springs
Houstonia
Gilliam
Slater
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