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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
3
In a frontier tale, Wild Rose,Jane, and Dave navigate love, deception, and custody. Dave hides his role to save Wild Rose from a harsh claim, while a courtroom drama unfolds proving Wild Rose’s guilt and Dave’s innocence. The mountain community restores a family through trust and a wedding.
The Philadelphia Ledger outlines modern submarines with five air torpedoes and silent firing. It notes surface risks to torpedo craft when periscopes are visible, electric propulsion after diving, speeds of eleven knots on the surface and five submerged, and a tendency to sit on the seabed for 24 hours.
The article recounts indoor combat during the Monterey assault in the Mexican War, noting American troops breached stone and adobe walls to drive Mexicans from houses. It then mentions Dutch cavalry fighting Spaniards on frozen Zuider Zee and subterranean sieges like Haarlem with mining and countermining in Versailles era Paris sewers.
The London Spectator notes Woolwich’s deep past from a Roman cemetery site to early naval links and forts. It recalls batteries built to oppose the Dutch in 1667 and Woolwich’s long military associations since Henry VII’s era.
The article explains alchemy as the belief that substances contain a base element with a noble core that can be separated through trials, culminating in the purification to gold.
Mrs Whyte asserts management of servants is a great art and Mrs Browne agrees that keeping them content means letting them do exactly as they please. The exchange appears in the Somerville Journal reflecting household dynamics.
An 1860s Lebanon Ohio murder trial featured Clement L Vallandigham proving how a pistol could discharge as a man drew it. During his exposition a gunshot killed the lawyer, who died from the same wound he described. The defendant was acquitted.
In a dialogue, Mr. Bacon questions his twelve year old son Thomas about yesterday's punishment at school. Thomas admits it was for telling the truth about the teacher's age. He recalls the teacher drawing eggs on the board and he wrote a line beneath them claiming the hen that laid the eggs' eyes isn't a chicken.
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