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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
2
A garbled dialogue fragment from Chicago Times-Herald reflects social tensions around fidelity and propriety. The speaker contemplates mercy toward a mother and hints at romantic expectations, while a questioning tone asks about virtue and reputation amid private entanglements.
A London society woman coerces publisher Popham and a shy editor into drafting her grand plot for a novel. Their collaboration, interrupted by social obligations, reveals Dick in disguise and a vow to finish a story about love, sacrifice, and war’s toll in a brisk, Regency tone.
The piece centers on a physician torn by conscience over accepting money from a patient for care. He recounts offering bread pills and nursing her, then learns she paid about a hundred dollars, prompting guilt. She plans to seek a renowned surgeon after previous loans hint at a mercy-seeking motive.
A fragment shows a man who returns to a woman without revealing his identity and acts cruelly. The woman, nearly twenty five, mourns his absence as others wonder at her sorrow. The scene hints at an unfinished Tay Alice novel within a heated exchange.
Fragmentary Detroit Journal excerpt recounts a sensational murder confession. The text references Tim, Yenut, and Minny, and notes a Supreme Court appeal about the case. A breakfast scene and derisive dialogue imply the suspect’s chilling detachment and public outrage.
A compact maxim notes virtue brings reward without conditions. The saying emphasizes intrinsic value of ethical conduct over external praise or queries about motive.
Remarkable experience of Hon. David Meekison tracing his political rise from Napoloe Ohio mayor to Fifty first Congress leader. It recounts his long battle with catarrh, the Peruna remedy, and endorsements from actors and public figures. Includes letters and testimonial style commentary on health and public life.
A Chicago tale describes John Chavis of Diamond merchants ripping an old envelope containing about 1,400 small diamonds valued at 10,000. The diamonds scatter through a public street, drawn by crowds and shopkeepers eager to recover the gems. Ingenious youths retrieve stones from gutters and cellars as the crowd swells. Another item recalls a cigarette fortune teller quip about burning fate, ending with an embarrassed apology.
The passage notes that real living aligns with outward appearance to gain honor and that practicing virtue strengthens it. It adds that a provider of children’s habits and industry yields more benefit than merely gifting wealth, citing Socrates and Whately.
A Russian engineer Prince A T Dehavachol has created an electrical apparatus controlled from a theater stage. With a single touch it opens all doors and exits to the outside, presenting a dramatic safety and security claim for stage productions.
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