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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1915

Page

6

Four Millions for Hall Bonistelle in Studio Scheme

Hall Bonistelle learns his uncle leaves four million if he marries by midnight. He proposes to Rosamund, Carolyn, and Mrs Royalton, while Flo Die clings to friendship. Amid wedding plots and party prep, Flo faces heartbreak as Hall plans a sudden marriage and a life with the chosen bride.

Hall Bonistelle Mlodie Fisher Doremus Hall John Rena Royalton Carolyn Dallys Calla Rosamund Gale Flodie Jonas Hassingbury Fiodie Carolyn Rosamund Mia Royalton Fledie Alfred Fledié Flo Deerfield

Flodie’s Account Book Slams Shut in Despair

Flodie collapses in tears as her account book is shut, her head resting on the table. The scene conveys a sense that all hopes are lost and the day ends with sorrow.

Flodie

Lamp Trimmer’s Signal Aids Street Arc Lamps

A Minneapolis man invents a street signal for lamp trimmers to descend arc lamps safely. The device uses a tripod with two white wings bearing red circles that lie beneath the lamp, warning bypassing vehicles and preventing collisions.

Minneapolis

Tesla Vision: Wireless Talk Across the Earth

Nikola Tesla announced a patent enabling thousands to talk simultaneously via wireless stations and see each other by wireless. He described a Long Island station and predicted New York would be a central exchange in a world wireless telephony system with global reach and secret, static-free transmission.

New_York Nikola Tesla Long Island New York Tesla Electrical World Hawaii Arlington American Telephone and Telegraph Company Naval Radio Station Pearl Harbor Mare Island Colorado Earth

IS EAGER TO BE A NURSE FOR BELGIAN RELIEF

Miss Helen Namur a popular leader and one of the prettiest girls in her set begs for an opportunity to aid Belgium in wartime relief She has long worked for Belgian aid since the war began and offers to go as a war nurse or relief worker to help women and children at home while men fight in trenches

Carolyn Rosamund Fledie Hall Mrs Royalton Flodie Geralyn Mia Rosamund Rosamund Mrs. Royalton Rogsamund Ninetieth Street Cinderella Rosamund Gale Fladie Flo Mr. Bonistello Jove Helen Namur Albert Wartorn Belgium Namur Miss Namur United States New York

Cats for food in Hungary reported by The Figaro

Parising Figaro cites a Budapest correspondence saying central Hungarian slaughterhouses in the Biharke iszteser district kill and dress many cats daily. The demand has driven prices to a prohibitive level, with a maximum price fixed at three crowns per kilo about 26 cents a pound.

Paris the Figaro Budapest Frankfurter Zeitung Biharke Iszteser Hungary

Survivor of 66-year-old shipwreck recalls five days adrift

Sheridan of Kay county recounts the sixth year memory of the bark Egypt wreck off the Bahama Banks in September sixty six years ago. Thirteen crew survived after five days clinging to rigging without food or fresh water while waves and heat tested endurance until a New York bound vessel spotted them.

Blackwell Oklo Egypt Kay County Sheridan Portland Northwestern Gulf Stream Bahama New_York

Notre Dame baker reaches milestone counting baked goods

In South Bend Brother Williamford marks fifteen years as head baker at the University of Notre Dame. He estimates production tally includes 642,500 five-pound loaves, 16,425,000 cookies, and almost 20,000,000 breakfast buns, with 32,850 barrels of flour used and a 1,600-strong family.

South Bend Ind William University of Notre Dame Williamford St. Mary's College

Husband Ordered To Choose Between Religion And Marriage

Everett woman files for divorce alleging Roy Pattison became devoted to a religious society in January 1913 and, after announcing consecration to God, dismissed her as wife. She says he hired Shelley to do housework and claimed no further use for her due to his consecration.

Everett Roy Pattison

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Gelett Burgess Cllett Carolyn—Dallys Rena Bang Mantike Bullywood Tool the Grand Army Washington Pennsylvania Avenue William McKinley Canton Second New York Regiment Bark Brother Williamford John D. Rockefeller Madeline Prentice Tarrytown, N. Y
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