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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
8
Beverly, a devoted seeker of old china, pursues Clarice Claiborne and the blue bowl she guards. Aunt Matilda resists, but Beverly proposes marriage and financial security to gain the bowl and secure the future of Clarice, leading to a hopeful union.
A village family hosts a celebrated divine for a Sunday sermon. Their daughter Nellie refuses to attend, saying she does not like Parson D because his sermons are too long and too loud. Her mother rebukes the remark as wicked.
In 1082 the bishop of Aquitaine claimed a divine message ordering men to cease fighting. The first truce lasted seven years and then extended to cover church festivals and weekly periods from Thursday evening to Monday morning. The rule spread rapidly, was confirmed by popes, and enforced by excommunication.
Win J Bryan argues that depositors need security even if it costs banks, asserting banks gain from the law via higher deposits while insolvencies are rare. He contrasts policy paths between guaranteed banks and a postal savings bank, noting voter support and party stances in November elections.
A collection of humorous quotes from various papers each snippet lampoons manners, money, and newspapers. Jokes feature a classical music critic, a peasant and fire policy, Tightwad observations, a burglar turning to police, an expert motorist swearing, and a portrait pun involving Miss Elderly and Cadlinas.
A visitor asks a question about a husband opposed to book makers. The young wife explains he plans to shut them down by winning all their money, a strategy she finds heartless and bold.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press page shows the Proper Punishment comment on thievery and rank. An engaged girl hints for theater invites while Mr Grouch dismisses her remark. A witty exchange ends with a retort about a bank check and framed intent.
The Robinson Yacht club is organized in eastern Suffolk County with membership limited to the Robinson family. Headquarters are Patchogue, officers include Commodore Seymour H. Robinson and fleet captain George L. Robinson. The coat of arms as club emblem will appear on the burgee. Phineas T. Robinson of Sayville is the oldest member at eighty five, who hopes to race against rival clubs next season.
In Paris the new fig leaf silk is the latest dress material praised by modistes. Claimed to be more durable and sandsomer than ordinary silk. The raw material comes from a silkworm in Uganda that feeds on fig leaves.
Novelty wheelbarrow travels on railway rails designed for yards with multiple tracks. Also notes Ruskin’s injunction to his servants to summon him from his study for sunsets or unusual sky appearances.
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