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Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

3

Broadway Jones Turns Down Gum Trust For Jonesville Plant

Broadway Jones, heir to a chewing gum business, fights a trust while returning to Jonesville with Wallace and friends. He plans to keep the plant, win big contracts, and marry Miss Richards as he faces threats from Pembroke and Rankin as his uncle Abner dies in Europe.

Jackson Jones Broadway New York Jonesville Abner Jones Judge Spotswood Robert Wallace Gerard Wallace Abner Europa Peter Pembroke Consolidated Chewing Gum Company Josie Richards Fembroke Trust Jones Gev'nor Gellor Connecticut Guv-Nor Pepsin Guy Jackson Pembroke Tomorrw York Jones’ Sin Gum Iri America Scott Sixth Avenue the Grand Clara Josie Judge Jesl Sammy

No 10 Minute a Day Wife Sparks Feminist Debate

Collier's Weekly fires back at Mme Inez Milholland Boissevain over the idea that ten minutes daily is enough for housekeeping. The writer argues in a Manhattan apartment context such a claim fails in less modern towns where a homemaker must mend, write, cook, and care for family, condemning the notion as an injustice to capable feminists.

Mme Inez Milholland Boissevain Manhattan H. G. Wells Kirk Kitchen Collier's Weekly

What a cob meant in monetary terms in the seventeenth century

A Camden series note explains that a cob was a piece of money whose value varied from four shillings to as much as sixpence in 1676. The term appears in a letter from the Earl of Essex where his wife gives her a cob, a gesture recorded in polite circles of the era.

Tung Sammy Broadway Connecticut Mr. Wallace Haven Bob Earl of Essex London Chronicle

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