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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

7

Treasure and Temptation on the Irish Estate

In this continued scene two men, L. Donovan and Jack Glenarm, discuss a late grandfather’s will and the hunt for a hidden fortune. Glenarm vows to honor the will, while Donovan jokes about Pickering and the odds of finding money, as they prepare to separate and pursue separate fates.

Pickering Africa Dublin Naples Jack Larry Donovan Jack Glenarm L. D Larry Friend

Mysterious Glenarm Estate and Public Interest

A narrator and Larry discuss public intrigue around John Glenarm heir to John Marshall Glenarm’s fortune. A newspaper clipping notes Glenarm must live a year at a Lake Annandale house to test staying qualities after the eccentric grandfather’s Montana death. The tale blends inheritance, media attention, and a voyage from Naples to Indiana shores.

John Marshall Glenarm Mediterranean John Glenarm Vermont Naples Glenarm Lake Annandale Indiana Massachusetts Institute of Technology Larry

House of a Thousand Candies Opens in Annandale Mystery

The narrator arrives by train at Annandale and meets Bates from Glenarm House the loyal retainer who will guide him for a year. On the lake road to the house he senses foreboding yet savors the landscape and recalls his grandfather. The scene sets a slow, tense start to a long journey.

Annandale Chicago Express Bates Mr. Glenarm Glenarm House Pickering Hackman Wabana County Indiana Larry

Moving Slowly Into Night on Westward Journey

A fragment notes a movement gradually proceeding into the night on a westward journey. The terse line captures a late hour, quiet departure, and a lone traveler or vessel advancing under dim skies. Details are sparse but suggest a travel or shipment scene extending into darkness.

Copper Furnace Gas Turns Hair Green

A broker notes copper scarcity and describes how low grade ore roasted in open furnaces emits a gas that colors workers hair green with arsenic. The tale ends with a Holmesian quip about recognizing a copper furnace tender by green hair.

Sherlock Holmes Watson

They are the poor who do not know when they are well off

A pithy proverb attributed to Puck contrasts ignorance of prosperity among the poor with ignorance of hardship among the rich, offering a wary reflection on perceived wealth and contentment.

Puck

Orpha's Egret Orpha's Egret A Story of the Judges Period

A religious tract by the Highway and Byway Preacher presents a narrative titled Orpha's Egret Orpha's Egret. Grounded in Ruth 1 1 16 the work emphasizes verses 14 and 15 as key scripture. The author claims copyright and dates its origin to 1907.

Israel

Orpha Chooses the World over Destiny in Ruth Tale

A sermon recalling Orpha and Ruth on the road to Israel. Orpha turns back to the old life, Ruth remains with Naomi and advances toward the blessing in God’s people. The tale ends with Ruth’s path toward the lineage of David and Christ.

Orpha Land of Israel Naomi Ruth Promised Land Israel God Jesus

Orpha Seeks Belonging Amid Moabite Festival Ties

Orpha’s return to her Moabite kin reveals a pull between her past life and the influence of Naomi. Once lively at local feasts, she finds the old pleasures dimmed by a quiet unrest and a shift in loyalties as preparations for worship of their gods begin.

Orpha Naomi Ruth Chilton

Ruth and Orpha in Moabite festival temptation and flight

Orpha joins a Moabite festival against her prior devotion to the Hebrew God while Ruth is revealed as Bethlehem’s prosperous wife to a powerful city leader. Oliph(a) is shaken by Naomi’s warnings and flees the revelry crying that it is too late for change.

Sunshine’s Tempting Call Inspires Longing Love Verses

A Transatlantic Tales excerpt laments the sun’s lure that stirs a wanderer to seek distant woods and meet fair maidens. The speaker questions if the sun can woo every blossoming rose and delay centuries of earthly life as he teases his heart with dreams of love.

Bowers Green

Bucks Prey on Swallows Story From a Farmyard

A correspondent recounts ducks in a farmyard catching and eating swallows. One duck caught a swallow skimming the water, held it under, and ate it. A second duck on soft mud also captured a swallow and swallowed it after a longer struggle.

Comfort in bedrooms takes center stage in home decor

A practical writer reviews Lilian Hamilton French on Homes and Their Decoration. She argues bedrooms rival kitchens in importance, detailing white woodwork, enamel beds, white textiles, removable color accents, and the need for spotless bureaus and tasteful, practical accessories.

Dodd, Mead & Co Misa Lillian Hamilton French

Pretty Luncheon for Bride-Elect in Blue and White Theme

A refined luncheon honored a southern bride-to-be with white net and satin decor, sweet pea blossoms, crystal dust accents, and wedding motif favors. A photographer’s den elsewhere describes organizing and displaying prints on blue wallpaper panels and a high framed screen for blue-toned enlargements and family scenes.

Madame Merri

In Sheer Land Costumes Displayed In Sheer Lawn

A display features delicate costumes shown in a sheer lawn setting. The outfits appear ornate for the fabric and are described as wearable almost like a sli style costume.

Only one in a thousand dies of old age

A concise statistic notes that only one person in every thousand dies from natural aging rather than disease or accident, highlighting longevity as a rare outcome.

Smart touch in plain shirtwaist fashion notes

A fashion piece explains how to sew a proper shirtwaist sleeve. It advocates the regulation straight cuff cut lengthwise on the material. It covers interlining washable fabrics with specific layers and careful cuff construction before attaching to the sleeve.

Textile terms and fabric descriptions list varieties

The excerpt defines several fabrics by weave and style including Ombre, Marquisette, Mexicana, Organdie carreau, Epingline, Spider silk, and Plumets. It notes Ombre as shaded effects and describes each fabric’s pattern, weave, and appearance such as floral prints and dot designs.

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