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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
2
Count di Rosini, the Italian ambassador, is notified to report to the embassy. A beautiful young woman asks for a ticket to the embassy hall. The ticket is made out in the name of Miss Ismbeli Inorne.
In Washington an officer of the Secret Service, Mr Campbell, and his aide Mr Grimm parse a Lisbon despatch about a proposed Latin alliance with Italy France Spain and two South American republics. Campbell foresees dire peril and orders action to prevent a United States signing on foreign soil.
Mr. Grimm chats with Senorita Rodriguez daughter of the … scene from Chapter III highlights social dialogue. The snippet centers on informal conversation and character interaction.
The piece describes a hostess with a highly strung temperament whose mood affects the home and visitors. It notes that animals and children sense the irritability, and advises ending the visit quickly and yielding to the hostess’s whims to cope with the situation.
Thomas A Edison in a New York interview refuses to discuss the soul saying the preachers have put him in his place He adds he has no theory of electricity and thus no theory of the universe, giving a humorous self debunking reply.
Speaking on Maxima the speaker sneers and calls some stingy people dishonest. The saver retorts that some liberal people are dishonest. The exchange ends with a prompt to count who is majority in these days of liberal spending.
An eight million dollar irrigation project in New South Wales targets completion soon. It will benefit about 1.5 million acres of land and create settlement opportunities for roughly 70,000 people.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer idea urges a native wedding march to rival Bavarian and Deutscher traditions. The column muses on pairing a homegrown piece with a couple’s nuptials, imagining the couple’s walk to the aisle set to a new American tune. It notes a press for national pride and originality in music.
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