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Newspaper
Pratt City Herald
Location
Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
6
A preacher warns against corrupt amusements and reckless spending, arguing such acts harm families and souls. He cites vivid anecdotes of ruined lives, urging moderation, responsible choices, and devotion to home while condemning temptations that prey on young men and families.
A compact compilation notes British and continental production figures and historical trivia. It cites British oil yield per cad lern, UK and France blast furnaces, rail freight, and woollen industry output. notes lions share of currants and raisins spending, water polo results among UK nations, population basics in English houses, Prague glove exports, Great Lakes scale, and a London Lombard Street rent history.
Charlotte Crane joins Julia Marlowe's company while John Drew and his daughter Louisa plan a European trip this summer. Bernhardt may stage a London version of Mistress Nell and a new play called Sweet and Twenty. Be a notable show by H. Sothern retells a cure to trouble. A Dill aims to extend Wagner copyright in Prussia till 1933. Rostand moved Bernhardt to tears at a reading of his latest tragedy.
A garbled collection of quotations appears to mix remarks about sculpture and portraits with random comments on manners and wit. The source lists snippets from multiple publications, including a judge, a hotel anecdote, and a Boston Transcript style line, all lacking coherent context or narrative flow.
A collage of jokes and witticisms from Philadelphia Prose Philadelphia Times and other papers. Bits about foot powder censorship taxes bachelors and the weary life in the workaday world populate the miscellaneous column.
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