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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

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Love and intrigues aboard the Ajax amid high society

In a lengthy narrative set at Berkely Square, Richard Glyn, a naval midshipman, navigates love for Lady Arabella Stormont while rival Giles Vernon and Capt. Overton vie for her favor. The Ajax battles French ships in the Mediterranean, and Glyn pockets money before being recalled home. Back home, Lady Arabella’s gambling and social maneuvers unsettle Sir Peter Hawkshaw and Lady Hawkshaw, who clash over discipline in a volatile household. Daphne, Captain Hawkshaw’s ward, observes, and Sir Peter’s rigid regime ends in mutiny by the cook and others, culminating in his promotion to KCB after French victories.

Peter Hawkshaw Richard Glyn Arabella Stormont Giles Vernon Thomas Vernon Hawkshaw Arshella Vernon Philip Overton Arabella Trowne Lady Hawkshaw Sir Peter Bir Peter Venus Minerva Daphne Dagane Capt Overton Mr. Vernon Tao Capt. Overton London Ovarton Gilea Vernon Giles Lady Arabella Thay Berkely Square Sir Peter Hawkshaw Co. B Virago Admiralty Harses Lord

Dream of Lady Hawkshaw Named Ajax Commander

A fragment describes a dream where Lady Hawkshaw is appointed to command the Ajax and the narrator is to report aboard the next day. The language conveys a nautical fantasy scene without additional context or dates.

Utility man has hardest position for Giants

A detailed portrait of the Giants utility players, led by Fred Merkle, who must stay in peak condition and ready to enter a game at a moment’s notice. The piece explains their grind, the need to know signals for every regular play, and how they train even when not appearing in games versus the regulars.

Giants Arlin Latham Klein Arthur Filetcher Fred Merkle New York Merkle Pittsburg the Concern Fletcher McCormick Harry Concern Utility Polo Ground Wilson Snodgrass Shafer Herzog Seymour Trojans

Kidney trouble cured by Dean's Pills, Mrs Olson story

Discouraged woman with kidney trouble suffered backache dizziness and urinary issues until Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cure. She credits the product for her restored health and urges others to remember the name. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Fowler Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Olison Broadway Lamar Dean Dean's Fowler-Milburn Co Buffalo

Proposal of Five Dollar Loan Between Neighbors

Mr Hardup asks Miss Aughtumn for a five dollar loan in a hesitant, humorous exchange. The scene pivots on embarrassment and a simple financial request framed as a proposal between two neighbors.

Mr. Hardup Miss Aughtumn

Trouble in Royal Palace in New Orleans Shakespeare Club

A Shakespeare club performance in New Orleans featured a social celebrity lord in waiting delivering four words The swoon has queened and facing the king he repeated The sween hag oooned The crowd roared as the stage manager finally called him off with Come off you doggened fool. the amateur persisted with a raspy sab isetto and shouted The coon hag sweened.

Shakespeare Club New Orleans Succesa Magazine

Family Scorn Sparks Feud As Woman Faints At Home

In Atchison Kansas the Globe reports Chauncey’s mother swooned after a scene at home. The son, chewing, quotes her rebuke about their family, calling pa a loafer and Dayse Mayme a fool. Four doctors attend the stricken woman at three this afternoon.

Atchigon Kan Globe

Self-Made Man Praises Popularity and Pull

An orator tells young men he is self made and credits becoming popular with influential people who had a pull. The exchange highlights self-made status tied to leveraging connections for advancement.

The Newer Way on Women and Fashion

The passage argues that modern women discard dowdiness as a badge of virtue and embrace pretty clothing. It asserts women seek better appearance as a chance to give pleasure, reflecting a shift in societal taste and self-presentation.

Your Salary and the Universe's Return to You

The quote declares that the universe pays each person in their own mood and actions. A smile brings friends and generosity, while a frown brings censure. thoughts attract thinkers, and love for the world brings nature's gifts and loving company.

N. W. Zimmerman

Quote on Mothers and Powers by Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The Cleveland Leader notes Elizabeth Cady Stanton urged women to develop all powers to guide the next generation. It mentions Stanton raised seven healthy children and Julia Ward Howe’s daughters attest to her virtues as a mother.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Argument Over Ability Cited By Barber as Head Work

A fragmentary dialogue shows a barber praised for head work with a boast from Argus about 100 ayes and a quip about wearing 50 pairs of goggles to drive. The garbled text hints at a humorous or sarcastic exchange in a classical setting.

Argus

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