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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary dramatic scene portrays Grace and Lom discussing happiness and suffering. He urges love despite hardship while she struggles between duty and passion. They finally embrace, torn between conscience and longing, as their bond shifts toward hopeful union.
Mrs Redmond plots with Carickbairn and a London plan to move a girl away from danger as tension rises over a failing scheme and a telegram. Ness fears exposure while Mrs Redmond pushes marriage as security amid money worries and a looming return of William.
In a tense dining room scene Mrs Redmond questions Neska about her downcast mood and potential Brussels engagement. Neska imagines Brussels as bright and inviting, but admits they have no money left after careful expenses and seeks a plan to cover fare.
Census officials discuss the United States center of population near Columbus Indiana ten years after locating it eighteen miles east in Decatur County near Westport The center lies in southern central Indiana and reflects the gravity of nationwide distribution The piece also touches on age and sex distributions in the U S and comments on chewing gum markets in New Orleans and the Midwest with notes on Chicago as a major chewing gum hub
A historical map traces the center of population moving steadily west since 1800, with brief south or north dips. It notes 1870 near central southern Indiana, then further west and north, referencing Census Director Merriam and a marker on Frank Wright’s farm near Taylorsville. It also discusses age reporting quirks in Cuba and odd anecdotes about a silver dime passed through hands.
Light humor and quick quips from various 19th and early 20th century papers. Jests range from playful wordplay about a purse rescue and returns for poetry to stage fright and a husband clock gag. Includes multiple fragments and punchlines attributed to periodicals like Tit Bits and Philadelphia Record.
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