Millionaire Entrusts Bargain on Marriage and Wealth
A London Opinion snippet recalls a scene where a father tests a suitor by offering £100,000, conditioned on the youth raising £100,000 more. The youth nervously estimates that £200,000 invested could yield a sufficient income, prompting a grave retreat.
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Swift Satire and Moral Reform According to Phelps
William Lyon Phelps, writing in Yale Review, compares Jonathan Swift with modern satirists. He argues Swift’s effectiveness stems from attacking vice and imbuing satire with religious and moral reform.
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Indians Embrace European Leather Shoes Despite Traditions
Lake to Sice. Although retaining their native costumes in other respects, many people of India are learning to wear European leather shoes.
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Christmas lamp and gift sale attracts shoppers
Come in now to see a large Christmas showing featuring lamps toasters percolators and other attractive gifts.
Mystery financier Sir Basil Zaharoff to retire to Monte Carlo
The article portrays Sir Basil Zaharoff as a global financial power and mysterious figure. It notes his planned retirement to his Monte Carlo villa, his long influence through Vickers, and his pivotal roles across Europe, Asia Minor, and the Allied war effort. It mentions his European ties, marriage, and the ambiguity of his citizenship.
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