Anglo American Manners Compare In A Paradox
A New York Sun piece notes a paradox in Anglo American manners where Americans appear more formal to the English yet freer in social exchange. It contrasts British titles and address forms with American directness, detailing observations on Mister, Madam, Sir, and Dear Mr. Jones in personal letters and everyday speech.
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Archibald Carshal
Jone
Mr. Brown
Wagishman
Jones
Mrs. Stonex
Lord Jones
Aishough
Monsieur
Senor
Meinherr
Angether
Usq
Gaithough
Pric
Franchynan
M'siear
Jiazgenerous
England
Prem
Amgericna
Mr. Jones
Bandit Queen Robbery Suspect Denied by Housekeeper
AFLICAGE Den. c housekeeper for four men faces trial over the death of Lanus, a millionaire auto dealer. Julia Hartnett claims innocence despite police tying her to a Hans du coum ring. She says the accusations are rubbish and vows honesty if freed.
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Den
Joe
Lanus
Julia
Hartnett
Fate & Peck
Hans du Coum
Wooden Wedding Party Fetes Fifth Anniversary With Clever Wood Decors
The piece describes a wooden wedding anniversary celebration filled with humorous and clever wooden themed invitations and favors. Guests used wooden spoons and photos on wood, with evergreen sprigs and red berries as decor. A wood themed menu and a playful partner game using carved cards kept guests amused, ending with a wood themed dessert and coffee.
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Mmesstoyer
Kodak
Tos
Local Patent Lawyer Hopkinson Co Founder Dies
D Ward Woburn Mase Massachusetts reports the death of F. Hopkinson, head of the Hopkinson Leg Co a leading patent law firm in the country. The obituary notes his prominence and impact on intellectual property practice.
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Dward Woburn
D .1
Associated Press
Furner Flopkinson
Hopkinson Leg Co
Faye
Ona
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