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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
5
In a tense Bath room scene, Beaucaire confesses his dual identity as Chateaurien and masks his past as a barber servant. Molyneux and de Winterset guard against an outburst as Lady Mary confronts scandal and debt, while Beaucaire hints at dangerous secrets. The dialogue exposes a web of imposture, loyalty, and looming pursuit.
In a crowded card room the jeune prince, a seventeen year old, is observed among the great including the Marquis de Mirepoix. Beaucaire schemes to escape scandal as Winterset and others plan a discreet extraction while bailiffs threaten. Amidly tense, the duke plots a quiet exit for Lady Mary and confronts Molyneux and Beaucaire with mounting danger.
A dramatic scene unfolds as the Count of Beaujolais bursts in to reclaim M. Beaucaire, declaring reconciliation. Beaucaire embraces him while Lady Mary Carlisle trembles as courtiers bow, and introductions are made amid celebratory formalities.
The speaker pretends merriment while hinting at weariness, addressing Henri and Lady Mary. He boasts of acting skill and mentions a near expulsion for being a barber. Lady Mary watches with frightened fascination as the scene hints at underlying tension to continue next Saturday.
Indiana maidens form Young Ladies Protective societies in Columbia Jasonville Hymera to demand financial fitness from suitors. Prospective husbands must prove $2,000 in assets and $2,000 in life insurance, totaling $4,000, with $2,000 in available assets and $2,000 in futures. They plan branches statewide to curb poverty as a frequent cause of unhappy marriages.
A World dispatch notes Secretary Taft ate cantaloupe sirloin steak boltied eggs leute potatoes dry toast and coffee for 2.65 at Union station St Louis. He tipped the waiter 3 and left the change. The meal cost hints at recovery from indigestion or no need to worry about stomach woes.
General Booth, head of the Salvation Army, returning from the orient, predicts Chinese and Japanese conquest of Eastern trade by peaceful means. He praises Japanese thrift and industry, notes social ills but sees Japan’s ongoing political transformation and evolution shaping its rise. He believes Japan will lead in best manufacture at lowest prices, with soil and culture described in contrast to Western views.
Charles Barnard, after three tries, launched from Hagerstown Indiana in a balloon and parachuted to earth to reconcile with his wife Boss who witnessed his daring descent. The crowd raised a $50 purse and Barnard now receives offers to perform at fairs and carnivals.
Nathan Lehu, a Russian refugee's son living in Wichita Kansas, learns English through baseball. He previously struggled in school speech, communicating by signs, but quickly picked up English while mastering the game. Within weeks he speaks and plays confidently, becoming popular in local games and proving the sport's educational impact.
A Tulsa special dispatch reports unmarried women over eighteen to forty form the Tulsa Bachelor Girls' Cupid club. Members pay 10 dollars entry and one dollar monthly dues to a common fund for home furnishing as wives are secured. Forty members have joined with weekly additions expected. Cockrell back to peanuts and apples in lunch, declaring nutrition and ease outweigh beefsteak. He recovers health after illness and resumes simple noonday meal with apples and peanuts.
A series of wordplay puzzles including Abbreviations with clues transforming words, hidden names exercise, a Charada verse, crosswords about continents and war gear, and a Shakespeare quotation puzzle. Readers match clues to form words, then arrange letters from 1 to 36 to reveal a Shakespeare quote.
A page of child friendly riddles and wordplay including No 161 An Old Favorite No 162 Doubl Acrostic and 163 Reversible Words with clues and sample jokes about fractions and family.
A fragmented page of puzzle clues lists items including familiar flowers such as Sweet briar Lilacie May pink and Fuchsia plus geographic Mont gomery Pennsylvania and several wordplay tasks like Diamond Charade and Numerical Entema with garbled entries and mis-spellings.
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