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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

2

A Wife for a Life by Thomas A Cardwell

Evelyn Maynard confesses a past entanglement with Arthur Rawlings who weds her while Halifax confronts a hidden bigamy secret. Rawlings reveals the truth after a hospital fire rescues a fever patient. years later Evelyn marries Halifax under the law’s harsh constraints, the saga ending with a mysterious cable announcing the title.

Evelyn Richard Walrfax Lisiner Iller Jover Sin Richard Halifax Evelyn Maynard Richard Halifax Hichard Rachel Darwell Arthur Rawlings Richard Halifay Richard Y Hallfax Tam Arthur Rawlings Hlifax Gut Rawlings Rawlings New York Weekly

Advances in welding and early industrial tech feats

In Panay islands natives collect moths as food while diamond engraving and new welding methods emerge. Bor dinet of Paris showcases polished concave surfaces. Oxy acetylene blow pipes reach 1000 F, hydrogen lower. European use dominates. automatic wire fencing welds with vertical reels and horizontal feed cross transformers.

Panay Philippines Bordinet Paris Europe

Canaries Sing and Highwaymen Rise in Crime Stats

A London Post quote recalls canaries learned to sing with artificial sounds and the Chicago Tribune notes a rise in highwaymen murders from 464 to 482 as population shifts create more isolated areas. The piece questions underlying causes and suggests sociological study.

London Post Chicago Tribune

One Horse Town to Modern First Class City

The Sage of Livelyburg notes a shift from a one-horse town to a modern city as electric, gasoline, and steam cars fill the streets. He proclaims the stigma banished and pride in becoming up-to-date and first class.

Livelyburg Puck

Eagle Hotel Refitted Rooms and Modern Comforts

House newly refitted and furnished throughout with first class order. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Bar stocked with choice wines liquors and cigars. Extensive stabling and attentive hostlers. Charges moderate. House heated throughout by steam.

Masket Lersa

Japan's annual deficit tops 50 million dollars

A roundup of distant economic notes reports Japan facing a 50 million dollar yearly deficit while other nations move on diverse issues from education to trade. California honey enters England at 16 to 36 cents a pound, and Europe holds coal reserves.

California England Germany Europe University of Prague San Gabriel Forest Reserve Yellowstone Park Great Britain London Pullman Milan

Burglar in Dress Suit Reported in Kansas City

A Kansas City burglar is described as operating in a dress suit, a detail noted alongside comments that many burglars reveal themselves after dinner speeches in similar attire. The anecdote highlights the contrast between criminal acts and formal wear.

Kansas City

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Thomas A. Cardwell Berr Tam Jie Gonb Sydney Hospital Nuaught Lero Heo Rhone Bellegarde Eagle Hotel Center Square New Oxford Charley Hersh The Oxford Pitt St W. M. Depot F. L. Fleshman Neely Gettysburg Wpa Star and Sentinel Baltimore Street Wm. McSherry, Jr Adame County John B. McPherson Donald P. McPhers Attorneys-At-Law OUR Japan
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