By the Short Cut Copyrighted 1908
A legal note credits M. M. Cunningham for copyright of By the Short Cut published in 1908.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
2
A legal note credits M. M. Cunningham for copyright of By the Short Cut published in 1908.
Henry Griswold comes home to Sparville with a fur lined coat and glossy attire stirring talk. Nell Morrison's attention flags Beeman's hill coasters as Griswold faces rejection and Ben Pierce's rival stance amid a town gossiping over the rekindled romance. Pengreave, a neighbor, encounters Nell at the Helping Hand Society and is drawn to a life beyond business as his view of poverty and charity widens.
Camel races occur regularly in southern Algeria with valuable prizes to promote racing bloodlines. Racing camels are bred over generations, distinct in size, temper, and appearance from ordinary camels. They average nine to ten miles per hour for lengthy stretches, with fast, furious starts as the contest begins.
Ancient writers warned of a deadly basilisk known as the cockatrice whose breath and glare supposedly kill. In truth the creature is a harmless lizard living in woods, about twenty five to thirty inches long with a crownlike crest and a kingly name from Greek.
Rome reports that Miss Katherine Elkins may become a royal highness if she wed the Duke of the Abruzzi. The match is described as not morganatic with succession possible, amid Italian royal disapproval and strong love signals. Washington reports note a lunch with Postmaster General Meyer and brief White House cards. Senator Elkins offers cautious stance as gossip swirls around betrothal and potential suitors.
Abraham Rosenthal of Reading was brought here from Oklahoma on a murder charge in the February 15 shooting of Lewis B. Clawson, his brother in law, at the shirt factory office. Clawson’s alleged infidelity with a former female employee sparked the quarrel. Rosenthal’s sister, Mrs. Clawson, may testify for him.
In Valdosta Georgia two circus elephants escaped toward the wintering city nine miles from Genoa Florida farmers with guns surrounded the elephants and fired. The shots angered the animals and they broke away. White Springs reports say locals organize a large elephant hunt.
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