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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
6
Myra is told to rise early for a mission to Nestly town and London as Dame Burden plans to move a feeble woman. Myra pledges to stay with the sick sister and to guard her from George while Count Jura arranges diamonds and prepares escape.
In the abbey ruins Count Jura and accomplices scheme to move a hoard, while Alice wakes in the vaults and plots to escape with the help of Dame Burden. The count doubts, Paul Ross resists, and Myra awaits to melt the treasure as a doomed plan unfolds.
A southern river steamer laden with cotton emerges from shallow water as a deckhand dumps stale water overboard to refill the river. The vessel acts as a dam, raising sufficent water to lift it over Gunboat Shoals and continue downstream. A northern traveler witnesses the scene and exclaims in astonishment.
A man asks Phyllis to marry. seventeen rejections and a running joke about counts and hobbies set up a turning moment. In a warm domestic scene the couple tease each other and finally he asks again, promising a new climax and a real start.
A rough looking man from the countryside visits Fockler's barber shop last week. In the second chair he requests the "whole works" and stalls Charley with a running gag list of misheard grooming tasks. The exchange ends as the man settles in, his head resting on the chair. Hobart News-Republican.
A Boston private school pupil quotes a line about the word fail and suggests to publishers that the omission be noted. The tale is told with glee by a well known Boston writer, reflecting a playful sally from a nine year old.
A 1920 scene recalls a pale graceful man in evening dress and white gloves guiding a field ceremony as players collide in a game of modified football. The observer notes the theatrical vibe and questions the display while a man proclaims the event as football.
An usher at a wedding warns burglars by shouting Ikey get off the wagon when a party attempts to enter the host’s dark home through a porch window. The skipped ring bell plan nearly ends in tragedy as a revolver gleams in the hall and the bride’s father keeps calm, appreciating the tale.
The Catholic Standard notes Columbus swore the world was round and remarks that since his time many find the world anything but square.
Stella questions the duke’s value while Bella notes his finances are in reduced circumstances as reported in New York Sun.
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