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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
A London Tit-Bits item describes the Victoria Tower flag during Parliament sittings, a massive 60 by 45 foot banner with a 16 ton mast and 350 foot ascent, plus a humorous conjuring mishap and a Dewey era anecdote about a coal purchase and a comic marriage reply.
Abstract of 1909 financial position for North Dakota insurers including The North Dakota Fire Mutual Life and Mutual Company and United States Life Co of Chile. Details cover capital stock assets liabilities premiums and reserves with asset values, premiums earned, and dividends. Documents name officers commissioners and legal attestations from state authorities in Hartford and North Dakota.
A thrifty tradesman in the Dublin docks area, famed for frugality, bargains with a messenger over a letter delivery price. After the messenger quotes one shilling, the tradesman insists the path is lonely and proposes a deal of eight pence to accompany him, adding companionship as incentive.
The water wheel is described as one of the oldest methods to obtain mechanical force. It explains progression from river flow to falling water and the use of damming to create continuous pressure for drought resilience, noting small losses from evaporation and rain replacement. The Roman water clock is cited as an elaboration of this stored-force concept and as their sole motor.
The London Chronicle notes large ships waste food at sea. Second class passengers demand equal menus and steerage travelers insist on same fare, leading to meals discarded overboard to avoid class inequality.
An American resident in Paris secures an audience for a western young girl with Constant Coquelin of the Comedie Francaise. After listening, the famed actor places his hand on her head and advises, My dear child, marry soon.
At a reception the professor notes Miss Araminta’s literary leanings. She reveals she wrote for Bugle Magazine last month and proudly says she addressed all rejected manuscripts’ envelopes.
A unique vellum cut text volume titled The Book of All Passions of Our Lord Jesus Christ With Characters Not Composed of Any Materials. Rudolph II reportedly offered 11000 ducats for it, but the offer was refused. The book bears English arms on the cover yet is believed never to have been in England.
A gardener and a poultry farmer become neighbors with clashing hobbies. The fowls devastate the flower bed while the gardener endures conflict without complaint. A light exchange ends with a pun about keeping the bed alive and feathered.
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