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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
10
Alleyne meets his outlaw brother in Minstead woods as a Saxon feud erupts. A daring escape unfolds with a wary damsel guiding Alleyne toward his brother’s house, revealing a history of land, birth, and fractured loyalties.
A consumer warning about scoop vs loose coffee, arguing that sealed Arbuckles Ariola may be superior to grocer sold loose coffee. It questions whether grocers or their suppliers can truly guarantee quality and origin, urging caution about unknown handling before reaching the customer.
The piece urges buyers to seek Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee for consistent quality from supply to roast. It notes Arbuckles dominates global coffee buying, stresses careful roasting as an art, and describes hermetic sealing of beans with eggs and sugar to preserve flavor. It warns against scoop coffee and urges purchase of genuine Arbuckles ARIOSA.
The Arbuckle Brothers offer Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee by mail order with a wooden box and transportation paid to the freight station. They claim high value for the money and promise free presents after purchasing 10 pounds and collecting signatures. A free colored-picture book of 97 presents is offered and offices are listed in New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and Philadelphia.
A dialogue-filled excerpt follows Lady Maude and Alleyne aiding a courteous stranger Bertrand after a brief pause at a shelter and a dramatic departure. Bertrand reveals no clear purpose but vows to seek aid from Sir Nigel Loring at Christchurch while Maude hints at future honor through her kin.
In 14th century England Hordle John of Beaulieu abbey clashes with Samkin Aylward an English archer back from the French wars. Alleyne Edricson seeks his path, visiting the Secman of Minstead, and an inn encounter leads to a wrestling bout where Aylward tricks Hordle John into joining the White Company.
A satirical verse narrates Mary selling livestock to a packing house, leading to canned products and a profitable, if grim, business. The tale follows a sequence of ill fated pets from lamb to sheep and a doomed animal economy ending in wealth for the couple.
The treasury plans to mint pennies with its own machinery after taking over the business from private makers. Production costs rose with copper prices, but the government would profit by stamping and selling 4.86 per dollar of face value. Last year 80.7 million cents were minted, heavily demanded in New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania.
A promotional offer for free ninety lesson home study courses in piano organ violin guitar banjo cornet or mandolin. Weekly lessons with postage and music costs only, no obligation. Read for a free booklet from U S School of Music at 15a Union Square New York City.
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