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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
6
Dr Carter warns of the worst as the trial verdict looms. The jury finds George Bouverie guilty after a tense courtroom scene. Barbara Saville faces a forced marriage plan while Barbara’s wealth shifts the town’s hopes and fears.
A conflicted scene unfolds with Barbara determined to prove George Bouverle’s innocence while confessing her guilt in taking money. Sebastian resists as Barbara reveals her plan to cross to Dublin tonight and confront the truth, hinting at a continuation of the drama.
A famed American actress shares beauty secrets focusing on vigilance and discipline. She details sleep of eight to ten hours, regular meals, avoidance of indigestion, daily walks, firm corset waist, and sturdy boots. She notes weight control via reduced water at meals and sugar, with bananas and cream to fill and oil for nourishment.
A Chicago paper cites Nikola Tesla stories from Edison era Paris lab. Tesla, working under foreman Fulton, toiled two days and nights with no sleep, requested a book of stones, and finally asked for another stone, highlighting endurance and odd humor from early employment under Edison.
The report lists grain prices for wheat corn and rye across No 2 and No 3 grades with figures for Chicago and Kansas City markets, alongside cattle hog and sheep quotes. It records cattle hides, hogs meat and fattening weights, and livestock stockers with various price ranges, plus butter eggs lard and poultry prices from Elgin Prairie and local sellers.
A M Quarrier, second vice president of the Louisville and Nashville, dies after a long illness. The telegram notes his prominence in the railroad company and announces his passing.
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