The Brides Pitchman of Nathanson's Diamond Emporium
In Kimberly South Africa Nathanson, a famed diamond buyer, returns from exile and uses a native store to lure workers. He offers red trading stamps redeemable for brides, prompting mass weddings of twelve laborers. The Phoenix mine and Nathanson's store clash as workers abandon the company, seeing a future in marriage stamps. The up-country train departs as brides arrive late, leaving observers to wonder who won the gambit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy George
Kemberly
South Africa
Nathanson
Ilelt
Phoenix
Kimberly
Yand
Desire T
the Phoenix
Ezekiel Brown
The
George
Mathangon
Woman Hunter Tracks Deer Record in Maine Woods
Mrs. Walter Judking of Portland, a seasoned hunter with twenty eight deer to her credit in twenty three seasons, describes her practical forest gear including a stout gray parka, full bloomers, rubber footwear, and waterproof top. She began hunting at fifteen in Gilford Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Judking
Portland
Maine
Nutump Forest
Judkine
de Gilend
Judkins
Promoter’s Check Scam Ends in Cold Shoulder
A cafe tale recounts a promoter who pressed a broker for cash with a worthless check. After repeated bank returns and a final successful deposit, the promoter later phone-complains of being double crossed, severing their once-close ties.
Cause of Nervous Headache in Women Patients
Nervous headaches occur in hysteria neurasthenia and in overworked individuals. Eye strain and slight vision errors can trigger headaches, so vision testing by a competent eye specialist is advised. Nasal or throat conditions such as septum issues adenoids or enlarged tonsils may cause persistent headaches and must be considered and ruled out by careful medical review. Persistent headaches require careful study by a competent physician and adherence to guidance.
Fear of being caught reading the Bible lingers in memory
An Atlantic essay notes that fears about reading the Bible have not truly vanished. The author recalls a past era when such fear persisted and argues that boys, and perhaps girls, often feel shame about being virtuous. The piece questions whether optimism hides enduring social constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eading
Love Badly Handicapped Maude and George in Debate
A dialogue over marriage reveals Maude doubting George is sincere while he proclaims intense love. She cites his letters as cold and distant, comparing his tone to a washerwoman’s Dill. The exchange references a prior breach of promise suit in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
George
New York Weekly
Birds Feasting On Bees In Apiaries
Agricultural Economist notes many birds are insectivorous but insects do not define all species diets. The bluebird shows a taste for bees, and a pair near apiaries can take many bees for themselves and their young. Queen rearing areas are especially targeted due to large drones and slower flight.
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See
Plodding Pete and Meandering Mike Roast a Policeman
In a rambling exchange Plodding Pete declares his trouble comes from mistaken kindness Meandering Mike accuses Pete of withholding herd-luck money. Pete recalls seeing a lonely policeman at three in the morning and tries to cheer him with a song about a jolly good fellow.
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Pete
Mike
Cause and Effect Dialogue in a Fashioned Duel
A sharp exchange between a young woman and man grows as they spar over values and appearances. The woman mocks male condescension while detailing social rituals, dress, and courtship, concluding with plans to dine downtown and attend a theater, the aim being mutual attraction.
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Brokar
Susie
Papa
Dingbat
Ason
Steenth
Johnny
Rengo
Cunningham Company
Hristy ’S
Christy
Philadelphia St
North Sixth St
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Merchants’ Association of
Indiana, Pa
Indiana
Hetrick & Wilson, Proprs
Pennsylvania
Vogel Bros
Sixth Street
Arti
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rossmoyne
David Ellis & Son
Roger
Victor Roller
Penn
Geor D. Leydie
Pattison Co
Phila. Street
Syracuse
St. Clair, Rinn & CQ
Water Street
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