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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

8

Bachelor Gaston and the Vesuvius romance

A wealthy bachelor, Mister Gaston, pursues romance while planning a Naples voyage to view Vesuvius. He befriends Miss Davison aboard a steamer after she loses her purse, and she reveals an estate claim in Naples. He offers to fund her legal case, but she fears mischief. He hesitates to fund, then jet forces, and the tale ends with a warning from a fellow traveler that similar swindles recur.

Robert Gestun Dachelor Mr. Gaston Vesuvius Johnstown Galveston Baltimore Miss Denison Mr. Gaeton Miss Divison Gaston Hardihood Miss Davison Puzding Italy New York Naples Miss Davisey Geston Miss I Vagard Stsargmund Ailk Lini Dollara Misga Daivison Lenae Antisty Davison Ould Fao Yau Mies Davincn Tran Ma Gestion Catskill Mountains Sha Abe Vesuy Genoa Walesno

Oldest artificial leg in museum described by British Medical Journal

The British Medical Journal notes the oldest known artificial leg, found in Capua and held by the Royal College of Surgeons of England. The bronze limb, with wooden core, iron bars, and a leather lining, dates to an early Roman period and accompanied by three red figure vases.

British Medical Journal Royal College of Surgeons of England Tomb Capua Cory

Canton Plans Grand McKinley Mausoleum in Canton Ohio

Canton Ohio drafts for a monumental tomb for President McKinley. The 98 foot high circular domed memorial rises on a 26 acre West Lawn site with pink Milford granite exterior and interior gray marble finishes. A central artificial lake leads to a grand staircase and circular plaza, with a double sarcophagus for McKinley and his wife. Groundbreaking began 1905, dedication targeted for early autumn 1907 with body transfer from the West Lawn vault to the tomb interior.

Pormer Denton McKintey Ganton St. Louis Republic Obie McKinley West Lawn Canton Witer Appirosch Mecca Vertona Alec Nh Roosevalte

Dog Boy and Gorilla Man Case Stirs Darwin Debate

Des Moines World dispatch reports Iowa Tusmaine society officials label two W A Leopards sons in Guthrie county as reverting to brute types. A 16 year old dog boy runs, barks, and snarls while the 20 year old gorilla man shows teeth and threats. Neighbors fear warnings rise as a rope scene hints at theft resolution.

Iowa Tusmaine Society W. A. Leopardes Wichita Guthrie County Des Moines New York Peara Leupartes Elizabeth Jones Brrird Des Moines Humane Society Lenpanlez

English preacher lampoons Morgan and Morganeering in New York lecture

Rev Charles F Aked of New York's 11th Avenue Baptist church lectured at the Chautauqua assembly. He mocked J P Morgan and Morganeering as overrated, claimed American church hymns are mainly rubbish, and warned that English progress relied on American influence. He recalled arriving in 1902 and described British leaders chasing American projects.

J. P. Morgan Jaye England Wall Street Aked J. P. Morgen Tower of London Westminster Abbey Central Park Lake Michigan University of Chicago America

Arm Lost at Antietam Found in Army Museum Photograph

Captain J. B. Allen of St. Paul requested a photo of his severed arm lost at Antietam. A surgeon preserved the limb and sent it to the Army Medical Museum. A photograph was mailed to Captain Allen after inquiry by his congressman.

Antietam Army Museum Congress Minnesota J. B. Allen St. Paul Washington New York Times Alen Battle of Antietam Allen Army Medical Museum Alien Aven

Pastor Ad for Eternal Life in Wisconsin Church Ad

The Chicago Record-Herald notes Pastor A Phelps of a Wisconsin church prints a display ad for Eternal Life Assurance Society. The home office is Hastily City with the New Jerusalem capital in God’s ever lasting love, promising peace and joy in this world and the next.

Rev. A. & Phelps M.be Pialouillo Wis Chicago Record-Herald Eternal Iofe Assurance Society Hasyenly New dJerusalem Lord Phelps

Methodist camp meeting speaker extols biscuits and bays

A Chicago dispatch reports W. A. Quayte at a Desplaines Illinois Methodist camp meeting saying biscuits are as necessary as dessert. He argues for simple foods like biscuits over fancier fare, framing bread and drink as essential for daily life.

Kissen W. A. Quayte Desplaines Ill Chicago

Palm Beach Promises Come With Hospital Romance

In a hospital setting, nurse and patient discuss a possible marriage and a move to Palm Beach for a comfortable life. The patient, recovering from illness, proposes to the nurse, who contemplates the ethics of such a match and then hints at a mutual plan. An accident interrupts their plans as a cab ride ends with the patient hurt, leaving the question of happiness and commitment unresolved.

Mies Ryburl Amica Mather Ryland Palm Beach Elways Phetinawa John Martin Jo Mary Ryland Torkel Martha Carner John Muartih Sirence John

First Patent In America by Joseph Jenks

The earliest American patent traces to Joseph Jenks, an English-born founder and machinist who settled in Lynn, Massachusetts circa 1612. Influenced by Governor Winthrop, he advanced ironworks and improvements, receiving patents for innovations including the grasa Beythe and early money-related projects, marking a pivotal colonial era in protection of manufactures.

America Joseph Jenks Hammersmith England Winthrop Lynn Mass Pesetts Bay

Shy on Smelts and Smelt Mixup at Dinner

Dean Foss debates beluga meaning as two tiny fish distract from a meal. A miscalled order leads to humor and a heated exchange about size and cooking, while diner Dan jokes about the two smelts and a chilly receiver incident.

Scott Dean Foss Gomi Dan Milton Milelts Suetess Siteys

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