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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1907

Page

4

Monroe Town Notes Highlight Local Moves and Events

Madison attorney Emerson Ela visits Monroe while several residents travel to Madison and Denver. A public picnic, a new glass showcase at Clark drug store, and a Gollmar Bros circus stop are noted along with farm sales, rail rate shifts, and a fatal lightning strike near Janesville.

Against the Middle Liver and Bacon Diet Tale

A Denver to New York ranchman stays at a luxury hotel then goes broke. The proprietors feed him liver and bacon daily until he pays. After weeks his luck shifts he asks for the entire liver and bacon menu both ways, triggering a punchline.

Bill Denver New York

Smoking in Parliament Restriction Cited from 17th Century Order

In an 1855 Descriptive Catalogue of London Tokens the author notes a 17th century order prohibiting tobacco smoking in the Parliament gallery or at the table of the house while seated as a committee. This shows early formal limits on smoking inside the House of Commons.

London

Old Man Ellison’s Downfall Mirrored in County Tale

Forty years ago in Allen County Ohio the notorious Old Man Ellison, a wealthy farmer, mellowed late in life. At a raisin he spoke of his fading strength and the devil pursuing him, predicting an eventual retreat to safer days. Bill Petit retorted that Ellison would forget where he found him when the time comes.

Frank Honeywell Chicago Willis P. Jackson Cleveland Ohio George P. Schneider Illinois Central Depot Freeport J. H. Barrett Louis Weber Ed. Zilmer John Wohlwend Allegheny City Fred W. Corson C. D. Corson Lockport N.Y Jacob Schar Frederick Schar Maresfield Wis George Pfeiffer Lake Mills Dr. Knock Remedy Co T. Kundert Attica Ind Mudlavia Arthur Larson Janesville J. T. White David Sanderson Laure Merton Denver Flora Denglesdorf Dells Monticello Freeport Crescents Nevada Gabriel West Walnut Street H. D. Gabriel Lucy Wagher Galesburg W. C. Oliver Knoxville Allen County Ellison Bill Petit N. Y. World

Growth of Japan prosperity noted in bank circulation

In three years the Bank of Japan reports gold circulation rising by 5,000,000 dollars and note circulation increasing by 8,500,090 dollars while silver circulation shows a smaller gain of 090,000 dollars.

Japan Bank of Japan

Two Possible Truths Behind a Diamond Bracelet Claim

A pretty young woman claims her new diamond bracelet was given by her uncle. The statement raises doubt whether the uncle is genuine or the bracelet is counterfeit, highlighting ambiguity in motive and provenance.

Notice To Settle Accounts With Bennett and Rust

Parties indebted to the dental firm of Bennett and Rust are requested to call and pay the accounts at once to settle the business.

Bennett & Rust

Enlarge Your Business with Measured Advertising

A persuasive促提 advertorial urges businesses to allocate a fixed annual ad budget and track its impact on sales. It promises increased volume of business by 10 20 or 30 percent and invites readers to discuss an annual contract for ad inches to reach the local community.

Stage Murder in Turkey Drama Censor Bans Onstage Deaths

Turkish censor imposes a rule against any murder on stage to curb bad influence. Consequently many plays lose dramatic effect as murdered principals are rushed off, then return from the wings to sing their death songs.

Turkey

Thought She Had Had Enough

A mother recalls a morning when her three year old child challenged her to get up. The child said mother had slept enough and asked why she was returning to bed, revealing a moment of candid domestic dialogue.

Shareholders Get the Money in Japanese Insurance Firms

Life insurance companies in Japan pay 16 percent dividends. One firm reports directors earning only 3100 dollars in fees for the year.

Japan

Masculine Vanity and the London Queen Paradox

A compact reflection on male ego and moral aspiration. The piece contrasts a craving to be seen as serious and virtuous with the fear of ridicule, detailing how pride and dignity drive behavior in social life. It evokes a London ambiance and a regal, elusive queen figure.

Doctor's Lessons in Patience in a Post Essay

A young doctor writes to the Saturday Evening Post about medical bills that fail to be paid. He notes about 15 percent of charges are unpaid, yet argues those unpaid amounts teach patience and professional restraint in practice.

Saturday Evening Post

Jamestown Exposition Travel Via Illinois Central Route

Jamestown Exposition travel offered via Illinois Central with connections to Big Four and C and O routes. Depart Monroe 8 10 a m arrive Norfolk next day 6 10 p m. Sleeping cars Chicago to Old Point Comfort Newport News and Washington D C. No depot change. Tickets via Big Four C and O or Washington route then Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay steamers. Rates limits routes available from agent FF E Lamboury.

Big Four Monroe Norfolk Chicago Old Point Comfort Newport News Washington, D.C Potomac River Chesapeake Bay FF. E. Lambolry

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