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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
3
Rose grows restless awaiting Robin and Louis’s return while the Marquis and Count de Churville watch. Rose and Louis confess love, amid jealousy and social pressure, as the pair navigate trust, rivals, and a fragile peace. Rose’s secret pact with fate tests loyalty and fidelity in a tense Parisian salon.
A garbled passage questions governance and ownership with political figures Sena tor Sevichin and Jenkins referenced. It hints at public versus private concerns, mentions Washington Star and a sales text, then devolves into disjoint chatter about a rocking chair and nighttime biting by an unsettled speaker.
The article links fortunes built on fiction to modern ventures. Elsworth Gas profits from oxygen entertainment inspired by Jules Verne and others. Claude Leverson and Geronome emerald field are cited as Verne inspired exploits, while Dalby and McKenna chase wealth sparked by Bret Harte and Bellamy poems in Alaska and Mexico.
Margaret Carnegie will soon own a castle in Chauncey Westchester County funded by Carnegie’s Fifth Avenue offices. The castle, a replica of a Septlel stronghold, will be luxuriously furnished and pass to her when she marries. Andrew Carnegie’s wealth ensures she will not come to want.
Edward Dempsey aged 13 son of former oarsman Patrick Dempsey has survived thirteen near death incidents since birth. He recently collided with a trolley on Chestnut street fracturing his skull but doctors at Jefferson Hotel expect recovery. The Philadelphia Press notes his long run of accidents and his cheerful outlook.
A newly described revolver, claimed to be the longest death dealing weapon, features two stacked barrels and a ten round upper cylinder with a five round lower sequence fired by a separate trigger. The American inventor touts safety and automatic ejectors. An odd remark about undesirable relatives ends the piece.
A Detroit man recalls seeing a swindler show compassion at a race track. He notes how the con artist urged a weary old woman to bet and then secretly helped her win, slipping her two tens and saying it was the happiest lie he ever told. The observer reflects, I would have bailed him.
A West Side family faces poverty over a starving infant. The father, earning ten dollars weekly, visits a drug store in a quest for suitable baby foods. A clerk provides sample packages to test options, aiming to identify a nourishing regimen before ordering a supply.
Professor Eisenlohr studies a clay tablet from about 300 years BCE in Babylonia detailing a land survey. The plan includes a land area calculation and shows wheel-based measurement methods akin to modern surveying.
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