Miscellaneous notes and jumbled items from Hver Lake
A chaotic column of short items and snippets covers varied topics from opinions on rights and marriage to memories of notable figures, quirky facts, and stray observations. It includes mentions of Indiana, France, New York, and San Francisco, with musings on fashion, crime, postage, and economy.
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Are Is
Chinatown
Earth
San Isco
Old Gambler O'Leary Shuts Down Halsted Gambling Bar
James O'Leary known as the King of Gamblers stands at his Halsted Street bar as carpenters convert the building into a chop suey place. He recalls past bets and raids, notes his last bet has been made, and references his long history with faro and roulette gamblers who called his place square.
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Chicago
James O'Leary
Halsted Street
O'Leary
Walden
Colo
Jim
Dublin
Ireland
Jing Joy Lo
Monte Carlo
Real Sports
Once Housed Queen's Maids Cottage For Sale
London suburb Gumley cottage on Kew Green, once the residence of Queen Charlotte's maids of honor. The quaint house features a medallion of Queen Anne above the drawing room, an antique carved ceiling, a powder closet, white paneling, and a cellar once used for smugglers' hoarding.
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London
Gumley Cottage
Kew Green
Queen Charlotte
Queen Anne
George Iit
Fourth Presbyterian Church Aid in Residence Fight
The Fourth Presbyterian church congregation on Nineteenth Street aided Lorenzo Martinez Picabia a broker after his wife and he were forcibly ejected from their home by his discharged Japanese butler Tamo Ohara. Ohara with four associates used jiu jitsu to throw three policemen and flee as furniture and bric a brac were destroyed.
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New York
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Nineteenth Street
Lorenzo Martinez Picabia
Picabia
Tamo Ohara
Ben
Curfew Bell of Lambeth Palace Aims to End Tradition
The curfew bell at Lambeth Palace, likely London's last curfew bell, remains in the Lollards Tower of the aged palace. The tower dates to around 1415 in Archbishop Chicele era. The belfry surface is galena rich in silver.
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Lambeth
London
Lambeth Palace
Lollards Tower
Chicele
Self-Styled Prince Henry Weds in Chicopee Amid Royal Claims
Henry Holder Corpus, who says he is the natural son of King Edward and half-brother to King George V, marries Mary A. McGill in Chicopee. He asserts royal lineage and seeks recognition through Crawford Elliot in England, recounting a long tale of his mother's alleged marriage and birth in 1863.
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Mount Lebanon
Farncombe
Surrey
William Jenner Parsons
Paris irrigation movement seeks ban on how do you do
Paris society pushes to ban the insipid greeting How do you do replacing it with a livelier opener. Critics note the inquiry about health rarely reflects real interest and discussions of symptoms follow. A preference for a concise greeting like Salve or Je vous salue emerges as a replacement.
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Paris
Drop Ancient Berlin Custom
Berlin ends a century old practice of waiting at Unter den Linden for royal visitors. Lord Mayor Adolf Wermuth greeted the King and Queen of Denmark at the railroad station and delivered the welcome address.
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Berlin
Branden
Unter den Linden
Denmark
Adolf Wermuth
Jacob's Meeting with Esau Shows Transformation and Courage
The lesson analyzes Jacob's journey home after 32 1 2 and 33. It notes his courage not cowardice as he presents gifts to Esau, seeks grace, and relies on divine guidance. It emphasizes God’s control, prudent separation, and living in kindness as taught in Eph 4 32.
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Jacob
Israel
Abraham
Isaac
Rachel
Laban
Canaan
Esau
God
Leah
Joseph
Bethel
Paul
Christ Jesus
Obtain Pattern by Mail With Size and Pattern Number
Readers are instructed to mail 10 cents to the Pattern Department of this paper to procure a sewing pattern. Include name and address in plain handwriting along with the pattern size and number.
Pretty Front-Closing Dress Pattern 6155 for Children
Dress pattern 6155 features a front closing dress with a separate guimpe that can be made with long or short sleeves. Works in linen or lawn and other wash fabrics. Sizes 2, 4, 6 years with material estimates for 36 inch fabric and insertion and lining. Include name and address for pattern request and size details.
Good Steeper Political Dispute Cites Personal Slights
The Kansas City Star reports a rising clash where one rival asserts dramatic consequences after insults and broken spectacles. He recalls being punched twice and warns against awakening the sleeping lion in his breast, signaling potential fallout.
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Kansas City Star
First Use of Stage Money by David Garrick Noted
The piece explains stage money as a practice of David Garrick in the eighteenth century. It notes Garrick created counterfeit looking coins to simulate real money and that Shakespeare era actors rarely used money due to general scarcity.
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David Garrick
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Kent Astor
Jada
Cornell
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Ivan
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Dimara
Bronx
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Jim” O'Leary
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Sir William Jenner
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