15 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
1
Mrs. Mollison schemes to separate her daughter Beryl from a bookkeeper suitor by inviting the man to a Sunday dinner and pairing him with Janet Craig to end the romance. The plan hinges on social maneuvering within the Mollison household. Janet immediately bonds with Beryl, foiling the ruse.
Janet and Mrs Mollison scheme around brother Tom and his health as Arthur and Beryl are courted. Janet woos Mr Mollison while plotting to push Tom aside, using music and social maneuvering to secure a dinner pairing and a business stake. A mirror gift seals a quiet victory for Beryl and Janet’s plotting.
A poetic fragment from the New Orleans Times-Democrat envisions two lovers choosing separate paths yet hopeful of a shared future. The verse contemplates fate guiding them toward a beloved land beyond the forest and crest, as they vow to wait in love and faith despite distance.
An English writer to the Westminster Gazette imagines Mars making contact via simple geometric fire signals. He notes mutual recognition would follow if Mars and Earth exchange figures like a triangle circle or square and replies reproduce the same forms. He suggests initiation might come from Mars, thought to be superior in many ways.
Historical data show 6755 cases in 1900 averaging eighty eight per million, up from 42 per million in 1890. Large cities lead the rise with fourteen cities recording suicides per million increasing from eighty seven to two hundred five over thirty years. Financial panics correlate with higher ratios, while better reporting may inflate apparent gains.
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