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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

3

Prefers Girl to Throne Miss Fay to Wed Bavarian Prince

Miss Maude Fay of San Francisco travels to Paris seeking a wedding trousseau for her engagement to Prince Henri Luitpold of Bavaria. She insists on equality in marriage, prompting the prince to renounce royal honors to marry her after a courtship at the Grand Opera house in Munich.

San Francisco Maude Fay Paris Rue de la Paix Trousseau Henri Luitpold Bavaria Leutenant Otto Jess Caesar Miss Fay Grand Opera House Munich

Nephew's marriage brings light humor to odd dialogue

A man known for erratic thoughts responds to concerns about his nephew's marriage. He notes the groom has curly blond hair and has not performed any grand feat beyond picking flaws on a guitar, yet he has married a female baseball player named Puck.

Puck

A Prudent Program of Umbrella Lending

Mr Growcher says he never lends an umbrella to anyone while Mr Grump approves the caution. The exchange notes that frequent lending could return the umbrella to the original owner by chance.

Mr. Growcher Mr. Grump

Postum Helps Creamery Manager Improve Health and Focus

A Wis creamery manager reports coffee caused digestion issues and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum following wife’s guidance, digestion and mental sharpness improved, enabling better office work and fewer mistakes. The letter, attributed to Postum Co., promotes the product with a note about authenticity.

Wis Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Police authorize officers to use personal dogs on duty

London police will allow suburban officers to take their own dogs on patrol after a successful trial. No uniform dog system will be created. officers must prove need to their superiors. Dogs serve to protect officers and assist in detaining suspects, and are chosen by the officers themselves.

London

Bleak House to Be Sold at Auction in London

The Bleak house once favored by Charles Dickens and linked to the novel Bleak House is set for sale by auction. Dickens wrote most of David Copperfield there and the real house inspired the book’s chancy high court delays.

Dickens David Copperfield Old Place London Bleak House Charles Dickens Bleak Houses Court of Chancery Broadstairs Kent

The Cocoanut Palm and Its American Roots

The cocoanut palm’s widespread use and history in the Americas are traced from its possible Asiatic origins through early explorers to modern cultivation. Peculiar distribution by currents and humans aided its spread to Panama Bay islands and the Isthmus, with Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, and the Caribbean emerging as key producers.

Tropics Tennant de Candolle Sumatra Java Pacific Central America Ceylon Africa Brazil Venezuela West Indies de Martius Guiana Dampier Vancouver Panama Bay Cocos Island Costa Rica Mexico Ecuador Seeman Panama Oviedo Darien Colombia Mosquito Coast Americas Guatemala Nicaragua Honduras San Salvador Guayaquil Cuba Santo Domingo Haiti Bahamas Jamaica Trinidad Florida Pacific America San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Orient Equator America Asia Indian Archipelago Gulf of Panama Asiatic Islands Blume Philippines Europe Indian China Orly Bay of Panama Colba Chiriqui Punta Burica Golfo Dulce Columbus Veraguas United States India

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Libby Natalie Estelle Paul Paulie Prince Lultpold Miss Maude Fay Bobbies London Beats Charles Melville Brown
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