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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
6
Mrs Westcott urges a grand luncheon to appease social debts, planning to invite many friends while excluding those away or unable to attend. Mr Westcott tallies expected guests and admits eight to ten likely attendees, as the couple weighs expenses and obligations in their social calendar.
A humorous exchange unfolds after a concert between numbers. The sarcastic man thanks a front-row girl for not carrying an umbrella, noting her tall coiffure and a bow as identifiers.
A terse exchange notes insults toward an informer with the insult pig and a quip about why he squealed. The dialogue hints at accusation and social tension without broader context or identified persons.
A famous New York actor’s Long Island country home features lavish decor and a premier parquet library floor. An amputee visitor tours the room, slips on the polished surface, and jokes about the wooden leg’s nails as the host worries about a fall.
A vast collection of letters by 19th century French poet Marceline Desbordes Valmore was assembled by her son Hipmain. He planned publication long ago but died. The albums passed to a servant who kept them safely before gifting them away. A collector now plans to publish them this autumn.
The History recounts John Cornielson and Hannah Vincent as County’s oldest settlers at an 1882 meeting, noting pioneer life from 1836 including water shortages, log cabins, and the absence of bars or fences. It traces county line disputes, school and church lacking, and the shifting seat towns from Fairplay to Hartford to Harmony, ending with courthouse completion in 1858 and Civil War’s impact.
An old advertisement touts Rexall Cod Liver Oil Emulsion as a tonic to strengthen children. The fragment also references a fare or travel item titled The Renotl Fares, though details are unclear.
The article discusses advancing science while noting the need for horses at annual show events. It contrasts theoretical progress with practical requirements and hints at evolving roles for equines in demonstrations and exhibitions.
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