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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
A naval battle scene shows Count von Werdenstein helpless as an eagle decimates boats, orders fire, and the fleet suffers terror and defeat. A messenger reports eastward boats unable to communicate, prompting a council at the flagship Brigitta to decide next action.
Santos Dupres pilots the Eagle with Countess Rositta aboard as they climb to 16 000 feet amid glittering air and quiet flirtations. The scene builds toward an awakening of shared longing between Rositta and the shipman, while Astra and Napoleon watch distant intrigues unfold.
A vast plan unfolds with an international committee to govern earth from Washington DC as final settlement nears. A secret message hints at a mystery aerodromone and a price from Rowitta, while admirals prepare for a peaceful return to civilian life after the European Confederacy signs the accord.
A pasted mosaic of clippings recalls a polite dry goods clerk sparing a country girl over a drug, Mrs Woodrow Wilson naming a Rome Georgia postmaster, and a mayor’s boast amid trimming trees. Jests on misprints, cards of cheer before death, and a New York Sun obituary blooper follow with city and rural observations, political quirks, and editor errors.
An old fashioned ad notes Hest Laxative for the aged, claiming safety and harmless action without pain. Mentioned as suitable for seniors, with Dr King’s New Tie Pillas praised for prompt effect and priced at 250, attributed to Mr. Franklin Ady.
Mrs C F Storandt of Marshall Missouri praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing back and kidney pain after using them from Franklin Drug Store. She notes quick relief and credits the pills with curing a relative's kidney trouble as well. Adv by Poster Milburne Buffalo NY, 5 cents a box.
Missouri Valley Mercantile saleslady Mies Sadie Steinheimer stopped in Sedalia last week to see her brother J. A. Steinheimer. The pair were seen around town and socialized at local shops.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Henry Browser were granted to Louis P. Blosser on June 20 191% by the Saline County Missouri Probate Court. All persons with claims must exhibit them within months after the letters date or be precluded from any benefit and if not exhibited within one year from publication they are forever barred.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of Julia V. Eminon deceased were granted to the undersigned on June ith 1913 by the Probate Court of Saline County Missouri. Claimants must present within six months after the date of sale and if not exhibited within one year from the last insertion they shall be barred. W. W. Carpenter Administrator. First insertion June 27 1913 Fourth insertion July 18 1913. Miss Annette Francisco teacher at Great Faille Ventana High School home for the summer.
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