Old Fashioned Strategy The Making of a Man and a Love Match
Ralph Putnam, owner of the Empire lunch room, reshapes his life and business with the help of Sally Loftus. Sally mentors him in management and integrity, while Kitty Behman’s dismissal leads to a late romance as Ralph gains confidence and aim. Kitty’s fate shifts to marriage as Tim notes.
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Empire Lunch Room
Kitty Berman
Sally Loftus
Ralph Putnam
Empire
Coxbler
Kitty Behbman
Ralph
Kitty
Sally
Kitty Bebman
Empire Lunch Room No
Kitty Behman
Russell Sage
Tim
No. 5
Building Rules In Switzerland Require Erection of Profile Frames
The Minneapolis Journal describes Swiss building regulations that require erecting poles and projecting triangular frames at each building corner to indicate height and projection. The cantonal rule in Zurich applies when plans are submitted, aiming to reveal architectural relations to nearby structures and assist authorities and neighbors in evaluating the proposal.
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Switzerland
Canton
Zurich
Minneapolis Journal
Circassian Walnut Demand and Ruby Gem Cutting
The United States leads in Circassian walnut consumption due to its rarity and beauty. Demand has long outpaced supply with historical depletion from gunstocks and high prices for fine burl figures. The ruby is cut thinner than the diamond to increase transparency, using back facet reflection to enhance its deep red color and luster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Hunger and injustice told from Arctic endurement to prison lore
The report recounts Captain Amundsen describing hunger during arctic expeditions and a German governor's cruel method of punishment with bread and water and a cookbook. It also notes Jowett and Swinburne anecdotes and a stone infantryman statue set in the Bronx River near Gun Hill Road bridge.
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Amundsen
Madison, Wis
South Pole
Fritz
Los Angeles Times
Gun Hill Road
Bronx River
New York
Williamsbridge
Christian Science Church Schedule Ad
Sunday school at 10, main service at 11, Wednesday evening service at 8. Reading room 281 Finch building open daily 1:30 to 5, closed Sundays.
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First Street
Broadway
Finch Building
The Terrible Child At Washington Public Printer
A Philadelphia Telegraph note recounts a public school lesson where a teacher asks children what clothes a pussy wears when describing a cat. Little Jimmy Smith interrupts with a witty remark, exposing the misunderstanding in a humorous classroom moment.
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Washington
Mary
Jimmy Smith
Philadelphia Telegraph
Street Car Gallantry Reflected in Overheard Talk
An overheard Euclid street car exchange reveals flirtation and social habits. Two female riders discuss standing, seating, and gratitude as they reflect on etiquette and manners in transit.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Frye & Co
Aberdeen
Palace Market
Hoquiam
U. S
Wilbur Bates
Ruby Lang
New Frank Rich Company
Bijou Theatre
the Klapper
East Heron Str
The
Klapper Stores
Christian Science Church
A. P. Stockwell
H. A. Benham
Ovitt- Bigelow CO
D. Y. Ovitt
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