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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
A scene unfolds with Angel using a rope to bind a girl and escape a burning room. Smoke blinds her as she slips from his grasp and plunges onto a grassy bank. Two men approach as Kathleen recalls a crucial tool and the shameless Angel's deed.
Angel and Jimmy navigate a dangerous cat and mouse in London. They plan to trap lawyer Spedding while tracking a French agent Cauvet. A tense chase from Lincoln’s Inn to Shaftesbury Avenue ends with Cauvet's capture, foreshadowing further peril tonight.
Cardinal Merry Del Val, linked with Roosevelt in a sharp clash, is described as a Londoner born in Portman Square about 45 years ago. He studied near Slough, earned the nickname Merry Devil for pranks, and is noted as one of the few Sacred College members fluent in English.
In a Decoration Day scene, Genie Burnham tends an all but open rose memorial for Antony Packard, the Confederate loyalist beloved in her heart. A rescued love letter from Antony prompts Genie to reveal her feelings, then plan a southern departure as the roses finally bloom in full.
The Gettysburg Eagle, seven feet wingspan, was killed on February 22, 1887. It sits in a Cleveland framing shop owned by C. V. Ashdown on Ontario Street. Ashdown has refused large offers after owning the specimen for ten years. The bronze eagles on the Soldiers and Sailors Monument were modeled from it. It was shown during the Grand Army national encampment in a store window among veterans.
A reminiscence on Memorial Day highlights how more people, distant from wartime bitterness, honor soldiers from both sides. Fewer Civil War veterans remain, yet the living generation swells the ranks in a rising display of union loyalty as the flag continues to fly over a reunited country.
A Philadelphia based home remedy firm advertises Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as the best laxative and liver remedy for constipation indigestion jaundice biliousness sour stomach and related stomach or liver disorders. The notice invites readers to request a free package by postal or letter to Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy Co. at 53a and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia Pa.
Madison Cavein in Lippincott's extols the dawn as a golden chrysalis breaking with daybreak. The poem describes light spreading from darkness, a gonfalon of gold inscribed with secret divine truths. It laments the fugitive life and celebrates rebirth, living in radiant morning, renewed and anointed by light.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney trouble early with Doan's Kidney Pills. It features a testimonial from David P. Corey of Tonia Michigan who credits the product with lifting him from bedridden weakness after months of cane use and escalating back pain. The notice lists 50 cents per box and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York as retailers.
A Popular Mechanics illustrated article exposes the tricks behind the famed handcuff king who releases from bonds quickly in vaudeville shows. Written by a former performer, the piece explains how audiences were duped by the routine and the methods used to fake the escape.
The text cites Mr George Kennan on reaction in Russia and the Century Dictionary definition of a pogrom as an organized massacre often countenanced by officials. Kennan’s article in the Century defines it as a distinct Russian blend of assault robbery arson pillage and murder. It contrasts this with rail wreck blame as an ineffective safety measure.
A Mississippi schoolteacher, once a lifelong coffee drinker, explains how daily cups caused nervousness, mood swings, and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum on doctor’s advice, she reports calmer nerves, better mood, and no heart trouble, crediting Postum for her health and spirits.
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