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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
3
A fiery sermon denounces bribery in politics and the abuse of trust funds. It cites Bribes to judges and officials, historic examples like Benedict Arnold and Judas, laments lax clergy, and urges repentance, honesty, and safeguarding assets. The speaker warns that money cannot escape judgment after death and urges cautious stewardship.
Elinor Kellogg ingratiates herself with Mrs Kellogg during the illness of the widow, while Janet and Laura mistrust her growing influence. Elinor’s care appears to ease the invalid mother, and a year of tense family shifts follows a sudden death. The bank’s affairs and Earl How’s rise set the stage for future intrigue.
Stephen Kellogg writes Amos about his wife Elinor care and her death from heart failure as a banker's world is unsettled by a brother's demand for details. The banker contemplates successors at the bank while Elinor becomes central to household life and late 19th century social ties. A shift to a grand canyon homage follows with John Muir praising the Grand Canyon of the Colorado as a vast, color rich, sculpted city in nature. An anecdote about gaming restraint by Prince Wilhelm and a German general memoir closes the section.
A report states land between King William statue and Trinity square costs 1000 guineas per yard, implying over 25 million dollars per acre. Bank of England vicinity valued at about 10 million dollars per acre, and Lang in Pall Mall recently changed hands at 2.3 million dollars per acre.
A device adds a spring clip and a nib shaped point to ordinary pens to create a reservoir over the pen nib. It includes a small cutter for ink and aims to improve control and temper the tongue, suggesting a novel tool for writing and discipline.
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