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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

6

Woman Waiting for Happiness Finds It in Love and Duty

In New York and Philadelphia the case follows Mrs. Edward Charles Parker once Mrs. George Homans. After a marriage strained by a lover and a difficult divorce, she chooses duty over expediency, cares for her dying husband Mr. Homans, invites his chosen companion to share his last hours, and then marries Dr. Parker. She believes true happiness lies in doing right and awaiting fate.

York Edward Charles Parker New York George Homans Sara Mr Fromans Sjomans Manual Training School of Philadelphia Professor Parker Homans New George Parker One Hundred and Ninth Street Atlantic City Mr. Homans Mabel Barnes England

Expert Radford Answers Building Questions for Free

William A. Radford offers free home building guidance to readers, drawing on his experience as editor author and manufacturer. He urges original but tasteful designs and notes well designed houses cost no more and often less than plain ones when built from complete architect drawings.

William A. Radford Fifth Ave Chicago Ill

Describes a well crafted house design with oak and yellow pine finishes

A house plan features an oak first floor and yellow pine second floor, with a living room spanning the front and a unique angled dining space. It includes a first floor bedroom and bath, a convenient kitchen, and an open stairway. Roofing options include creosoted shingles or metal Spanish tile. The total cost ranges from 2800 to 3700 dollars with heating and lighting installed.

The High Handshake History Revealed in Gossip

A narrator recalls a dramatic moment with a jewel and a laughing lady explaining that the so called high action handshake is an old fad. The tale traces its origin to a boil under King Edward's arm and notes a cousin’s claim about its lineage from Granby.

Philippines Marchisoness of Granby Edward

Made to Match. Miss Power and Miss Spite Laughing Habit

Dialogue between Jim and Miss Spite about Miss Power wearing large sleeves and her habit of laughing into her sleeve. The exchange hints at social observation and humor within Stray Stories.

Jim Miss Power Miss Spite

Mystery Alarm In Cab Strikes Curious Ride

A cabman sets a four o clock alarm during a ride and repeats the trick for five o clock to extend the journey. The passenger pays extra to learn the secret of the alarm, only to be told the motive is simple curiosity and twenty minutes and a dollar were added.

Giddap New York Times

Attorney General Wickersham Aids Bridal Couple After Runaway

While driving, Attorney General Wickersham offered aid to a bridal couple tossed from a runaway carriage. Both unharmed except the bride shaken. he helped them into his car and transported them to Union Station for their wedding tour continuation.

Wickersham Union Station

Stolid German Gardener Misses Train Steps

Fritz Pritz, a cautious German gardener, slept through a crowded Norwegian train and alighted at Bloomfield. Waking to the open car door he stepped out onto the sand and remarked there should be steps. The remark shows his mild, unflustered nature after a long day in the market.

Pritz Bloomfield Fritz St. Paul Dispatch

The Most Unanswerable Argument

A joking exchange cites a married man’s quip about shared finances as the strongest argument in domestic happiness. The line, “If they can afford it, we can,” is praised as timeless and unflawed, illustrating marital bargaining humor.

Smith Jones

Poets Weigh Marriage and Care in Letters

In a literary note a speaker questions whether poets should marry. The reply suggests poets must be cautious when composing love letters unless they truly intend romance.

Burlesque Show Dress Rooms Questioned by Gne

Gne ponders why women performers in a burlesque revue need dressing rooms. The remark highlights backstage norms and performer privacy within a theatrical setting.

Gne

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