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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
8
Grace Goodale observes a longing for a final kiss as the beloved leaves, confiding that the lover’s task is done and the speaker must endure a lonely journey. The speaker laments lost dreams and a hopeless future, mourning what cannot be recovered.
George Cranston woos Helen Stark against the wishes of her father Adam Stark a powerful capitalist. After a tense confrontation and refusal to sell Helen's love for wealth the father reveals he has watched the pair but offers a path to happiness: George to resign from the bank and join the Stark household for a dining reunion.
Berlin imposes a ten hour workday for traction employees a warmed waiting area and a uniform fare across the line from 1901. The city takes 8 percent of gross profits plus half of net profits over 12 percent on old capital and 6 percent on new capital. By 1919 the lines and rolling stock become city property. Citizens seek more lines despite the strict terms.
The publisher boasts a first novel by a Chinese author, with plans for fifty thousand copies printed immediately and an advertisement for two hundred thousand copies sold before publication. Lithographs of the heroine are to be released as part of the promotion.
The American Spelling Book by Noah Webster, issued in 1788, was the first spelling book printed in the United States and remained the standard work in American schools for over fifty years.
A collage of patent remedies and ads including Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort and shoe-fit, plus various products and coupons. Mentions of South Carolinians nicknames, Eliot Gregory in The Century Magazine, Congo railway plans, and Suez canal tolls. Ends with teething syrup and women taking up music for timing.
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