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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
11
The article notes prior shortages of lumber and cement delayed farm building, boosting winter and spring activity nationwide. It urges early planning and material purchase, offering plans, figures, and calendars for 1920 to prepare for renewed spring demand and avoid future delays.
Alice Antoinette De Lamarshe, owner of ten million dollars in her name, had the Monte Cristo mansion on Madison Avenue auctioned after her father’s death. Items including the Arbedil Mosque carpet and various tapestries sold for far less than their former value, as observers question why the heiress sacrificed such art amid rumors of family tragedy and a move to an apartment suite. The narrative recalls Monte Cristo’s rise in Idaho mining wealth and social prominence.
Tam prepared to serve good lunches for farm sales with satisfaction guaranteed. Everything strictly first class. Prices reasonable. Has served a number of sales last winter. Call or Phone 2-177.
The De Lamar marriage ends in jealousy and exile as he sues for divorce after letters reveal his wife’s fidelity. He returns to Paris with their daughter, then plans a grand Madison Avenue mansion as reconciliation but flees again. Alice De Lamar, heiress to millions, inherits a vast estate and moves to Park Avenue. The case shadows both families, amid wealth and tragedy.
The text mockingly targets G Aurelius as a half baked bat and urges admission to a sanitarium or departure from the United States. It also mentions the old world ending December 17 and a planned storm for December 23, plus warnings of heat next summer and an early fall frost.
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