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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
3
Maurice von Lynar aids a mistaken betrothal as Joan of Hohenstein weds the aged Bishop Prince of Courtland and then defiantly flees with 400 lances. She declares no true husbandhood and rides for Kernsberg, leading a bold revolt to reclaim her freedom.
In a dramatic scene on the cathedral steps Prince Louis, shamed by a wedding scandal, faces swift exile. Ivan of Muscovy counsels him to flee with a staged honeymoon ruse while a conspiratorial Wasp hints at taming the princess. The trumpets summon horses as the court readies to depart. To be continued.
Cashier Jackson of the American Cotton Oil Company's New York office recalls experiences supervising southern states. He notes hotels are varied and tells a humorous anecdote about a solitary Louisiana hotel where a mysterious meat puzzled him until the waiter refused to reveal its identity, adding local color to his journey.
A Chicago Post excerpt shows a heated exchange as a professor asks what fish swallowed Jonah and a theologian answers with a pun about a planked whitefish. The dialogue spirals into a controversial joke about racial imagery during a classroom crowd.
Old Parliament House in Dublin on College Green may host sessions of a new Irish council. The building now serves as Bank of Ireland head offices, but its historic rooms once housed the house of commons and house of lords. The planned council would have 103 Irish MPs plus 48 directly elected councilors, with the chief secretary ex officio chairman.
Judson E Lathrop returns to Appleton after 14 years in Klondike gold fields and Alaska finds his wife remarried and mother and sister dead. He plans to settle annuity for his children, aids church work, and resumes mining ventures before returning to the Klondike.
Secretary Wilson moves toward breaking oil dominance by funding and testing alcohol burners in a new laboratory. He expects farmers to grow potatoes for alcohol to power farm machinery and lighting, aiming for a cheaper fuel and a thriving denatured alcohol industry as laws take effect January 1.
Mrs. Susan Stover of Livonia PA, 72, was missing over fifty hours after leaving home to gather chestnuts. A massive search involving 150 people found her on a mountaintop nine miles from home, soaked, injured, and exhausted but alive. She slept in the woods two nights without food or water, and her recovery is expected.
An ep tician notes that right and left eyes differ in strength with writing activity. The left eye tends to be stronger for a writer at rest and during long sessions. He claims public school sports help prevent short sightedness compared to Germans. A bibliophile paid $10 000 for a London Book of Poems from the late 1500s to early 1600s, including Shakespeare’s The Passionate Pilgrim, with another copy in Bodleian.
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