American Millionaires in British Fiction Stir Conversation
A reader at a news stand compares British depictions of American plutocrats to real life. He notes a May English magazine story featuring Mr. Van Doren in a Fifth Avenue brownstone palace with a formal suit and striped trousers. He jokes about Rockefeller and calls for a college to teach English writers American manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus Ward
van Doren
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Mr. van Doren
London
Delmonico’s
Rockefeller
N. O. Times-Democrat
Gotama on Marriage and Truth in Holiness
The founder of Buddhism favored matrimony and delivered a brief homily at a marriage feast in Jambunada. He urged couples to wed into truth, remain faithful, and nurture holiness, promising lasting happiness and children shaped by such union, as reported by the Westminster Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotama
Jambunada
Westminster Review
Quick Relief For Asthma From Furey’s Haveyard Tar
Miss Maude Dickins reports eight years of asthma worsening to the worst form with lasting attacks. After beginning use of Furey’s Haveyard Tar, she claims immediate relief each time, with Elan Drug Co supplying the remedy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
FE. E. Forbes
East Tenth Street
M. M. Bishop
OPERA
Murray Hill Club
North
Alabama
Markstein
Opera House
Melby
R. R
Columbiana
Law
Empire Steam Laundry
W. N. Perkins
L. G. Jones
Jones
Clark’s School of Embalming
Wilmer Street
Wilmer Hotel
THE
Writers
Preston Cure -For
Preston
Preston Cure CO
P.O
Philadelphia
South Tenth Street
Jacksonville
Piedmont
Weavers
Ladiga
Spring Garden
White Plains
Duke
Alexandria
DeArmanville
Choccolocco
Boozer
Davisville
Iron City
Jenkins
Rabbittown
Morrisville
Peaceburg
Bynams
Jenifer
Manford
Bruner
Aesch
Silver Run
Cane Creek
McFall
Eastaboga
Lincoln, Ohatohie
Grayton
Middleton
Peek's Hill
Francis
the Anniston
Wheely Republic
Republic
the Republic
Jack
the Berea
Nas
Calhoun County
County
This
Counties
Spirit of
Progress
Apniston
the Anniston Weekly Republic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!