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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary description introduces The Broken Coin a mystery adventure by Wright and produced by Universal. Kitty Gray stars as the heroine in a melodramatic chase for the secret of a broken coin aboard the film dramatizations.
King Michael’s court ends its spree as Prime Minister Cortislaw and Count Frederick struggle to restore order after a raid and war threats. Sachie faces discipline for a failed mission to capture a secrets source tied to Gretz hoffen, while Cortisian urges onward with cautious resolve toward the city’s defense.
Castaways Frederick and Kitty signal a passing British yacht, the Princess, whose owner Arthur Wyndham rescues them. The vessel's crew fend off local attackers as the two refugees are brought aboard and offered food and water, with Frederick acknowledging their dire straits and Wyndham noting Kitty’s presence aboard.
On a merchant vessel Kitty Gray faces advances from Mr Wyndham as Count Frederick protects her. A struggle ends with Frederick wiring a distress call from the wireless room while Wyndham is restrained, and Kitty fears for her safety as danger escalates at sea.
University of Wisconsin experiments challenge the view that soil sulphur has little fertility value. They argue sulphur from residues up to 40 percent increases root and leaf growth and deepens plant color by aiding chlorophyll formation, with sulphur converting to sulphate in soil.
A reflective patriotic passage compares civilization to ancient myths and the ongoing struggle. It lauds a strong, ready soul who bears the burden for good and beauty, noting a shared yet unknown bond with a figure named Henry George and an imagined master’s judgment.
A reminiscence from Dean Worcester's book The Philippines Past and Present recalls confusing early ideas about the islands. A visitor asks whether the plans mentioned by Paul the Apostle relate to the Filipinos.
A visitor asks the sexton about a carving of a hare hunted by hounds. The sexton explains the carving is from Scripture, noting the text This the hare, come, let us kill him as the source of the depiction.
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