Rich Woman's Happiest Time Story
A millionaire's wife recalls her happiest moments while quietly darning stockings in a grand drawing room. She tells a visitor the act recalls fond memories of their frugal early days and rocking the cradle, singing for pure lightheartedness. She confirms she is happy when darning stockings.
Rabbinic Testimony in Dublin Divorce Case
In Dublin a rabbi named Isaac Meyer Yesselson gave dramatic evidence in a case where pawnbroker Max Rubenstein was charged with failing to support his wife. The rabbi testified that the woman identified as the wife grasped him by the throat and he did not move, and the magistrate noted the scene as unyielding. The exchange lasted from afternoon until 2 o'clock the next morning.
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Isaac Meyer Yesselson
Dublin
Max Rubenstein
London Daily Mail
Surrender Arrangements at Sedan Described by Count Hatzfeldt
In a freshly published letter, Count Hatzfeldt recounts the Sedan surrender scene. General Reille approached the king with Napoleon III’s letter as Bismarck and Moltke consulted, then Hatzfeldt and Alten assisted in drafting the reply while the king dictated from two stacked chairs.
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Count Hatzfeldt
Bismarck
Napoleon III
Sedan
Reille
Moltke
Alten
Berliner physician and pilgrim to Wolfenbuttel
An aged Berlin physician and author recall his youthful 1830s trip to Wolfenbuttel to learn Lessing daily life. The old housekeeper Gotthold Ebraims speaks little while the question of whether Lessing smoked triggers her memory of his poverty and daily habits.
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Max
Lessing
Outwitting Old Age Through Common Sense Living
A Weekly Scotsman excerpt urges vitality in later life by choosing calm, regular exercise, proper rest, and mind care. It argues older men should dress neatly and maintain cleanliness to stay attractive, while valuing youth's companionship for a positive journey through aging.
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Scotsman
Christmas visits and small town incidents noted in De Soto area
Western winds bring L. L. Welles and family from De Soto to spend Christmas with relatives. Willie Ellingson suffers a nonfatal hunting accident, 22 caliber bullet lodged in hand and extracted after X ray. Local families and visitors, including Bland, McCrossan, Martin, Poage, Garman, Humphrey, Haney, and others, attend church Christmas events and share holiday gatherings. a stove burn accident injures a child. a witty remark on closing joints by M. Weislogel ends the note.
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Willie Ellingson
Bucknell Visits Parlee Plotner Guest From Hardy
Mr. Ray Bucknell traveled from Hardy on Wednesday to spend time as the guest of Parlee Plotner.
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Ray Bucknell
Hardy Wednesday
Parlee Plotner
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