Marry in haste and repent at leisure remark
A witty exchange about marriage, wealth, and leisure contrasts haste with comfort. The dialogue underscores differing attitudes toward marriage and financial security in a light social moment.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
6
Phases of Life and Laughter in Classic Quips
The excerpt compiles wry lines on temperance golf and reform from Philip Sidney to George Ade. It juxtaposes advice on health with humor about play and marriage, concluding that reform often needs reforming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sidney
George Ade
New York
Rare Continental Currency Dollar Highlighted in Chicago
A silver continental currency dollar and related varieties, including the Birmingham produced pattern, are showcased at the Numismatic Convention in Chicago. The piece, owned by H. O. Granberg of Oshkosh, Wis., is valued around $5 000 and stands among the rarest U S coins with unique design features and spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chilmeo
Ameritat Numismatic Association
Weuerad
Robert Morris
T.biet
H. O Grapberg
Gsebkosh
Wis
United Colonies
Asia
Frenklin
American Congress
Birmingham
England
Granberg
Eastern Historical Society
John G. Mills
Albany
Alligators on the Brain at Los Angeles Train Depot
Southern Pacific train crew resigns after reports of alligators in crates. Burly brakeman and others describe seeing 509 live alligators, 1500 alligator eggs, and 200 bullfrogs delivered to EV Earnest, owner of an Los Angeles alligator farm at Eastlake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
EV Earnest
Eastlake Park
Five Accidents Strike Farmer Albert Hughes
Wilkes Barre reports a sequence of misfortunes for Albert Hughes of Forksville Sullivan County. He burns gloves on a fireplace while preparing logs, slips splashing into hot water injuring his legs, cuts a four inch gash with a butcher knife, scorches himself near a rendering kettle, and later risks choking on a bone requiring a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Forksville
Sulivan County
Albert Hughes
Hughes
Prayer Book 181 Years Old Revealed in Jacobson Family
A priceless copy of the Yom Kippur Katon Hebrew prayer book, dated 1730 and crafted in Presburg, is in the Jacobson family of Kargis City. Abert Jacobson holds it at 1231 Walnut Street while customs ruled it non taxable as a book. The artifact, hand painted with gold, survived generations and may stay with Bernhard Jacobson's heirs in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kargis City
Jacobson
Abert Jacobson
Walnut Street
Aaron Wolff
Presburg
Germany
Naive
Mr. Jacobson
Bernhard Jacobson
Leipzig
Berlin
Tongue Removed Patient Speake Pittsburgh Mass Drs Richardson Tracy
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a medical procedure involving tongue removal and a patient in Pittsburgh Massachusetts with doctors Charles H Richardson and Tracy. The text is incomplete and unclear about a full event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mass
Charles H. Richardson
Ie L. ‘Tracy
Meter and Man in Kansas City Notify Gas Company
A Kansas City man reported to the gas company that his meter was running slow. The incident highlights honesty as a rare virtue in utility readings and reflects local sentiment on fair billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Coffee combine alleged by Chicago speaker in 1911 session
Thomas J. Webb of Chicago argued in a Hold-Up Before the Coffee Roasters Association that Brazil backs a government financed coffee combine shaping world prices. He claimed Brazil imposes export duties and a quota system to keep supply tight and profits high, making Americans pay famine prices for coffee. November 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffee Roasters’ Association
Chicago
Thomas J. Webb
Brazil
United States
Webb
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