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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1901

Page

2

German Savings Bank Davenport Iowa Financial Snapshot

A historical notice lists German Savings Bank Davenport Iowa with addresses 204 and 203 W 2d Street. It records capital paid up and undivided profits, noting figures such as 500,008 and 160,000 in association with its officers.

Davenport Iowa Capital

People's Savings Bank announces officers and operating hours

People's Savings Bank, incorporated under state laws, lists capital 100000 and surplus 5000 with daily hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Interest paid on deposits. Officers include J T Browning president, P H Wessel vice president, J B Gillmore cashier, C W Lundahl assistant cashier. Directors listed. Office with First National Bank at 16th street and 3d avenue.

J T. Browning P H. Wessel 8. Gillmore C. W Lundahl C H. Deere J. T Browning A. A. Crampton J W. Good C R. Ainsworth P. BH. Wessel W .A. Rosenfield G H Lohrbeck George Stephens P C Simmon Thos. M. Sechler First National Bank 16Th Street 3D Avenue

Vittoria Alfieri The English Affair And His Tragedy Rise

Vittoria Alfieri an eighteenth century Italian tragic poet rose to fame after a turbulent life. His affairs with married women and a romance with a Countess drove scandal through Rome’s aristocracy. His passion for poetry deepened under her influence.

Vittoria Alfieri Italy England Bern Ieen Pagwand oShe Gerandson James I Albany Ile Rome Alfier Alefieri Mia Donna Europe

Countess and the Stuart Saga Through Wars and Passions

The narrative follows Charles Edward Stuart and his French exile, his brutal treatment of a French countess, and her long liaison with Alfieri after his death. It covers political failures, royal pretensions, and their intertwined fates across France, England, and Italy, ending with the countess’ death and burial beside Canova’s monument in Florence.

Scotland Stirling Charles Edward Ivy Fingland France Stolberg Spain Withal Alfieri Florence England Charles Edward Stuart London Paris Italy Napoleon Patres

A Wine Judge

A humorous exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a court case where a woman testifies that an attempted kiss did not succeed, prompting a remark on the case’s dismissal reasoning. The dialogue reflects early 20th century newspaper wit and social commentary.

Chicago Record- Herald

Leadership Change Debate Reflected in Street Politics

A Chicago Post quote shows a political leader urging removal of an incumbent to avoid creating an expectation trap. The dialogue, with a lieutenant asking why, cautions against over familiarity and calls for introducing a new man to keep public trust balanced.

Chicago Post

Anxious Daughter Warns of Harold's Plans

A Chicago Daily News piece quotes a wary daughter assuring her mother that Harold plans to marry and take her away, while the mother warns she will cause bodily harm if Harold harms her further. The exchange shows family tension over a pending marriage.

Warrida Paph Harold Chicago Daily News

Dont Fret Rule For Cooling In Philadelphia Bulletin

A fragment from the Philadelphia Bulletin advises keeping cool with a simple rule Dont fret and follow a combined approach. The note mentions an unsettled marriage and a somewhat involved young wife, reflecting a personal advice column tone from the era.

Philadelphia

The Slander and Snippets of Courtly Wit From An Old Paper

Compilation of snappy quips and cartoonish dialogue from various 19th century newspapers including Chicago Record Herald Brooklyn Eagle Boston Tit Bits and Philadelphia Record. Vignettes mock politeness insults and social interactions with playful banter and dated slang.

Gas and mosquitoes trigger old jokes and wise cracks

In a humorous exchange, Willie asks about gastro nomics while an old man explains gas jokes. A Chicago remark notes mosquitoes spread malaria and energy. A quip from Putnam humorously dismisses temperature as a measure of a person’s heat.

Putk

Those Equine Hats and Betsy in a Front Street Scene

Quirky exchanges from Cincinnati Enquirer and Philadelphia Press feature Uncle Hickorycrick-Whoa Betsy and a furniture van with a rear mirror. Betsy checks if her hat sits straight as playful dialogue about flowers and bachelor’s buttons appears in the clipped chatter.

Hickorycrick Betsy Cincinnati Enquirer

I Wish a Position Says the Young Man

A curt exchange shows a hopeful youth claiming limitless skills while a wary employer notes the cost of hiring him and the disruption to 3,000 workers. A delivery driver insists the number is correct, revealing a mistaken identity and a comic miscue over a beer.

Higgins

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