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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1902

Page

6

Monte Carlo Pursuit and Secrets on a Train

Merrick and Jones chase danger from a burning hotel to a Monte Carlo bound train. They learn Count Leon and a Russian bear shadow their moves while a South African heiress watches Mark Dare, with gas attacks and a perilous corridor of intrigue ahead.

Merrick Jones Mark Monte Carlo Count Leon Scott Law Marseilles Republic Italy General Mercier France Milady Joneses Nice Grand Mediterranean Riviera Hie Jack

Reading Newspapers and Mink Fishing Tale

A comment on reading habits urges daily newspaper perusal plus weekly and monthly reviews for current history and corrections. In a separate note, two minks fished a bass on Salmon River, each grabbing the fish and hauling it ashore for a meal, a rare sight noted by Charles P. Markett.

Monthly Reviews Moody Salmon River Leesvile Dam Charles P. Markett Hartford Courant

Professor Resigns Hebrew Chair at Garrett Institute

Professor Charles W. Horswell resigns from the chair of Hebrew language and literature at Garrett Biblical Institute Chicago after thirteen years. Trustees praise him as a ripe scholar and inspiring teacher citing extreme conclusions in higher criticism as the reason for withdrawal.

Charles W. Horswell Garrett Biblical Institute Chicago Horswell

Incomplete Thought on Death and Moral Value

A fragment reflecting on how some individuals only realize goodness after others have died, suggesting a harsh view of perception and virtue. The terse line hints at social insight gained through loss and tragedy.

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