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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
A compilation of remarks on marriage timing from a magazine contributor, noting men marry earlier than forty with or without financial abundance. It contrasts universal claims with individual choices and emphasizes home stability over bank balance. The piece cites diverse sources and anecdotes on marriage, age, and social views.
Bertram of Illinois develops crossbreeds with Wyan dottes and Barred Rocks producing wingless fowl. The birds have few pin feathers and cannot jump fences over two feet, making confinement easier and fattening drumsticks and wishbones as wings decline in value.
A recent number cites luxurious prices paid by Americans for amusement. It notes Mrs. Astor paying 10 12 000 marks for twelve minutes of singing. A critic calls singing a lucrative profession earning thousand marks a minute.
A brief note honors Sir Harry Johnston the explorer newly elected corresponding member of the Italian Geographical Society in recognition of his adventurous work. The item contrasts Johnston with colonial clashes and frontier expeditions implied by the headline.
In Scharf's Chronicles of Baltimore the 1833 starry ballstorm is praised as the grandest, most charming celestial display observers recall. One editor saw stars raining like torrents. Yale professor Olmstead deemed it a premier celestial firework and portent, while another commentator called it an awful sign tied to end times.
A compact reflection on daily walks with Antoinette, noting her silliness and beauty as the speaker enjoys her conversations during their routine strolls.
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