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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1913

Page

3

Mt. Vernon Notes and Local Court News

Hitter Weamen 200. Slowday on business. Clyde Lathren and Charles Steinhad travel for work. Mayor Perrine fines one plain drinker. Residents and visitors travel to Columbus Lancaster and Pittsburgh for errands and relatives. Gambier and Mt. Vernon sports feature Kenyon game 7 to 21. teachers and doctors travel for operations. local auctions and store ads punctuate town life.

Weamen Pieher Columbus Clyde Lathren Colum Wen W. P. Riner Lancaster Charles Steinhad Perrine

Sporting Notes Brightens Australian Rhodes Scholar to Oxford

B A Bouthen of Kydney famed for all round jumping loses Rhodes scholarship to study at Oxford. The University of Miracle plans to send a team to Philadelphia for the Penn relay carnival on April 26 likely in the one mile relay. The Eastern Intercollegiate Rowing Association may invite the winner of the Stanford California Washington triangular shell race to the Hudson regatta on June 30.

B. A. Bouthen Kydney Oxford University University of Miiacle Philadelphia University of Stanford University of California University Is Washington Hudson

Science Siftings and Observations from a Fragmented Page

Porous tin alloy claimed to enhance usefulness in many fields. A scientist describes a device for probing human organs at any depth. The piece also notes air quakes linked to meteor explosions, questioned by authorities, with a remark attributed to British astronomer W. Denning.

Germas W. ¥. Denning

Fashion Frills and Accordion Coats Predicted by Tribune

New York Tribune notes fashion trends with men’s accordion plaited coats and asks if accordion pitted trousers will follow. Dr Winfield Scott Hall comments on hay worn gowns being modest yet uncomfortable, while fashion authorities announce a chic ensemble in taffeta moire with peasant pantaloons, described in a mild divine tone.

New York ‘Tribune Winfield Scott Hall Hay Baltimore Ollo Bunty

Turbulent Mexico amid calls for policy reform

Fragmentary OCR note references Mexico politics and unrest, mentioning Uhlenge News and U.S. papers like the New York Tribune and Kansas City Star. It hints at critiques of government and a hoped end to hard days with a new constitutional policy, but details are unclear.

Mexico New York ‘Tribune PanAmeri Map Union Securs Pan Kansas Cty Star New York Mn

Government investigates auto hires in Württemberg and Berlin bans smoking in autos

A Württemberg government move to investigate auto hire firms follows reports of misuse while Berlin authorities ban smoking in automobiles to reduce accidents. The measures aim to improve road safety and regulate taxi services across German cities.

Tokyo Taxieal Company Wurtenmburg Germany Berlin

Twentieth Century Definitions in Benton Municipal Court

The humorous Benton municipal court judge defines patriotism and martyrdom with witty twists. He asks what a coward is and describes it as a man who dares not try, while youth and shopkeeping jokes from Harper’s Weekly close the excerpt with light analogies.

Benton Phen Tarve

Denied Him a Kiss A Composer Evening Memoir

A recollection from a Harper’s Magazine piece recounts how Rubato Rubinstein faced a tense scene at a dining table in Dublin or St Petersburg era settings. The narrator describes a dramatic moment when Rubinstein refused a guest’s request to play, the ensuing tension, and the musician’s final cue to end the gathering as the evening progressed toward its conclusion.

MacVeagh Defends Ruling On Marine Canes Fraud

Former Secretary Meade Veagh defended his filing and the government settlement of 128000 tied to alleged frauds in the marine canes. He said the settlement followed bureau of internal revenue recommendations amid the Meo merger prosecutions. In Albany two men died in a room fire when a spring mattress door snapped. John Sweet painter and Bernard Farrell laborer were burned while sleeping in a hall over a saloon.

Cheaba Franklin MeoVeagh Secretary of the Treasury Bureau of Internal Revenue Albany Cahoon John Sweet Painter Bernard Parrell

Fabulous annals of mythical kitchen creatures amuse readers

A whimsical culinary overview lists creatures such as Welsh rabbit and mock turtle with playful names and recipes. It notes variations like Cape Cod turkey and Ringiteh monkey style preparations, ending with a coy nod to corn oyster, all framed as light entertainment from a kitchen naturalist perspective.

New England New York Amer

Gold Nuggets and Meteorites Compared for Origins

Early explorers analyze gold nugget formation alongside meteorite surfaces. Both show chlorine etched crystalline textures, suggesting similar superficial patterns but different underlying structures. Experiments note gas release and explosive effects when nuggets are heated, hinting at volatile contents influencing crustal features.

Mateoritas Walt Harper's

Ghost Ship Legends Across Seas and Coasts From 19th Century Logs

A passage on phantom ships like the Flying Dutchman recounts legends tied to voyages around the world and sightings off Cape of Good Hope and Cap d’Rapoir. The piece cites Lifelike apparitions, local beliefs, and noted accounts from sources including Le Maine, London Globe, and Robert Hunt.

Vanderdecken Soaman Regate Holland Cape of Good Hope Cape Bacchante Mijesty M Veanel New Haven Conn Abe Et Lawrence le Maine Cap d'Rapoir Gospel Bay Hritinh Rogland Sys Weiter London Globe Cornwall Porthcur Robert Hunt Manges West of England Bodelas Lereo

The Man That Was Hanged In A Tale Of Law And Escape

A narrator recalls a remote town with few lawyers where a young sergeant named Burgent is hanged for murder. A British nobleman in disguise as a cow herder is revealed by a letter from England after his uncle dies. The sheriff allows the execution to proceed while a conspiratorial committee seeks vengeance. Post hanging, the body is sent by train and the trickster narrator helps Sargent escape in a baggage car, forging a new future amid capital and irony.

Bey Burgent Jenks Legun Sergent Bine Jenks Sargent Jenie England America Consense Bee Bargent Jim Hir Buro

Tested His Nerve in Darkness of a Gas Mine

A lone miner describes surviving a sudden blast in a gas filled coal mine. He crawled through tunnels, fought damp matches, and navigated valves, crosscuts, and flooded shafts to reach air and light, recounting extreme fear and endurance.

the Tooth Mina Atlent

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