Cashing in on $25,000 Dreams at the Landlord’s Door
A Cleveland journalist chronicles a crowded pawnshop of schemes where seekers, inventors, salesmen, actors, and con artists converge to invest or profit from a $25,000 fortune. Each offers improbable plans, promising huge returns with little risk, while the narrator observes motives, desperation, and the social theater of get rich quick schemes.
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New York Herald
All Rights Reservers
Cleveland Sunday Scholars
Ireland
Cain
Forties Dome
Packer
Roma
Mr. Sawyer
Albert
Tie
Wilham
Cmirse
Arizona
Miller
Robinson
Optimists’ Club
Real Estates
Furmer
Monsieur
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Anard
Newmarket
Nebraska
Towa
Kansas
Hanford
Robert Mantel
Sax
United States
Shakespeare
Wonin
Condi
Dia
Lunch Hour Puzzle Over Oyster Prices and Dish Tricks
In a busy lunch spot Lunch Hour Economics explains a puzzle of oyster prices on a menu card. The table action centers on six fried oysters with bread, five cent oyster sandwiches, and the heaviest talk focuses on value and timing, while diners react to a suspicious scene and the waitstaff retreats as crowds grow tense.
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