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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
4
A serialized tale centers on Mrs Savile a rich imperious woman who believes money buys power and happiness. Her son Hugh wed against her wish and goes to war. During his absence a poor companion wins Mrs Savile’s trust under a false name and proves true with patience and humility leading to reconciliation and lasting happiness.
Mrs Saville sits at a writing table in a richly furnished private room with yellow brocade curtains and stained glass. A delicate, slight woman with dark eyes and nearly white hair speaks with a large, gorgeously dressed woman about her age. She mentions her impatience, fatigue, and concern over Hugh’s whereabouts as she weighs whether to stay or leave town.
Mrs Saville presses for a new maid and secures a naval posting for her son Hugh Saville. In contrast she taunts a rival and frets over potential matchmakers as a Jamaica voyage looms, while Rawson pushes the deal on Everton property and a possible marriage alliance.
Taft notes cordial U S Japan ties after a grand dinner for Vice Admiral Uriu former USNA class of 1881 at the Metropolitan Club attended by Ambassador Takahira and Speaker Cannon. Taft, Moyer and Cannon praise goodwill. other items report on Roosevelt arts council abolition and budgetary limits.
The June hog market at Union Stock Yards Chicago reached the highest price since 1882 with best pigs selling at 8 dollars per hundred pounds. Scarcity due to light receipts and grain costs pushed prices up across Western packing centers. Also report of Charles Heining 28 dying after swallowing a needle he swallowed while eating pancakes at a restaurant in Chicago after weeks of throat irritation.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a juvenile delinquency matter in which a child faces review or action by a juvenile court, with references to September timing and New York. The readable text suggests procedural steps rather than final outcomes or names.
St Paul teachers set twenty five years service as pension qualification. In Viroqua Wisconsin Irving Tuteur of La Crosse won first place in a district declamatory contest. Capt Edmund Butts named commandant of Minnesota University cadets after September 14. Fergie Falls high school plans an agricultural department next school year. Two women students and an employee at Minnesota University’s women’s building face disciplinary action for stealing. Dr Dilot former Harvard president spoke at University of Missouri commencement. University of Missouri graduated sixty two and laid the cornerstone of a new gymnasium. The dean of Westminster refused to allow George Marechal’s ashes to be interred in Westminster Abbey, declining to justify the stance. Harvard’s new president Dr Abbott Lawrences Lowell honored by Columbia University with a Doctor of Law degree.
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