Shaw's Velvet Jacket and the Rebel Dress of Bernard Shaw
The article recalls George Bernard Shaw's unconventional attire, from green clothes to a velvet jacket, and his refusal to wear evening dress in stalls. It notes Archibald Henderton's claim of Shaw's lifelong queer sartorial tastes and a clash with theater managers over dress regulations.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Archibald Henderton
Lu Society
Mie
Shaw
Shaw Refuses to Remove Velvet Jacket at Theater
Shaw debates theater etiquette as he moves through the audience in velvet attire. He resists attendants and finally dons the jacket again, leaving the theater amid the crowd’s indignation and the manager’s objection. Artist Ziem, a colorful Montmartre figure, guards his home and possessions with a strict, whimsical defiance.
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Shaw
Ziem
Rue Lepic
Montmartre
Venice
Doctors and Mustaches in English History
English doctors who grew mustaches faced early career risk as noted by G. W. Be Russell in One Look Back. The quote recalls the first time a mistached physician affected professional respect, with some colleagues linking facial hair to eccentricity and even lunatic asylum admission.
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G. W. BE. Russell
Warrant Call Notice by Bossko Township
Warrant call notice states all warrants issued up to Register No 260 are due for payment at Citizens National Bank Sisseton SD. Interest ceases from December 13 1912. Township Treasurer Lasse Markseth signs the notice. Also includes a lost horse notice detailing a dark bay horse with markings and rewards for recovery.
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Bossko
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton
Lasse Markseth
Ruth N. Hay Chiropractor Ad
Ruth N. Hay offers spinal adjustments at Swedland's building with hours 8 to 12 A M and 7 to 9 P M. Seek relief for persistent health issues through chiropractic care.
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Ruth N. Hay
Swedland
Influence of Environment on Children's Character
A quote discusses how children mirror their surroundings and lack resistance, shaping their growth as good or bad. It references Marentioltz-Buloy and an exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald noting a woman’s remark about a person being a natural flirt versus only having the framework.
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Marentioltz-Buloy
Chicago Record-Herald
Notice of Probate Will Hearing in Roberts County SD
In Roberts County Court State of South Dakota Estate of Karl Jonsid deceased notice is given that on December 12 1912 Judge J. Turner set January 6 1918 at 9 00 AM for proving the will and hearing the application for letters testamentary for O T Annex to receive probate and contest any interested party in Princeton South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Roberiy
Karl Johns
Gunerius Olson
Anneta Hansen
Karl Jonsud
Waid
Siselon
Turner
Linceton
Roberts
Sheriff's Sale Notice and Mortgage Petition Summary
Notice of a judgment in Simon Giickauf v Henry W. Valm filed in Roberts County South Dakota, detailing a real estate execution for $653.20 and sale of land in Sisston at the courthouse on January 21 1913. Also contained is a guardian petition by Anna Wetsig to mortgage $1000 on section 26 in Roberts County with a December 30 1918 hearing date.
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Minnesalia
South Dakota
Simon Giickauf
Henry W. Valm
Roberts
Sisstton
Henry W.ralm
Lthamstate
Elda Meyer
Anna Wetslg
Roberts County
Saldiy Court
Blaseton
Bouth Dakota
Sinsetop
Bouth Dekota
Verber
Sea of Galilee sinks while shores form salt bands
The article notes the Sea of Galilee sits well below the Mediterranean level and compares its subsiding bed to the Dead Sea with dense water and salt formations along the banks. It suggests ongoing sinking and rising tensions in the region with implications for the landscape.
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Galile
Sea of Galilee
Mediterranean
Dead Sea
Ailiec Sia
Notice To Creditors of A M Knight Deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of A M Knight, deceased, to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to Crusa Knight Administratrix at the office of A M Knight & Son in Sisseton South Dakota. Dated December 11 1912.
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South
Dekot
Roberts
A.M
Umanisiene
A. M. Keight
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Roberts County
Default on a 1909 mortgage by A W Lindquist and N F Lindquist to Clara S Preston and Joseph N Benson prompts foreclosure. Sale of Lot 2, Sec 33, T127 R48 in Roberts County, Sisseton, South Dakota, January 11, 1913 at 11:00 am, to pay $1801.66 plus interest and taxes. redemption within one year.
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A. W. Lindquist
N. Fdna Lindquist
Mortgagore
Clara S. Preston
Jooseph N. Benson
Preston & Benson
Troberts
South Dakota
Roberts County
Yeager
Mortgage Sale Notice From Roberts County South Dakota
Default on April 6 1909 mortgage to The Bank of Brookings led to foreclosure. Assignee H W Briden notes the amount due 882 67 with 25 attorney fees. Public auction set for January 18 1913 at 10 AM at the courthouse in Bisseton to sell Lot 1 2 2 4 in Section 4 Township 132 N Range 61 W.
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William Haase
County of Roberts
South Dakota
Bank of Brookings
Register of Deeds
State of
H. W. Briden
Janesville
Iowa
Roberta County
Bisseton
Roberta
Roberts
Towit
Towr
Brookings
Briden
John
Swanbon
Roberta Geunty
D. Cookew & Berke
Sisseton Mill and Light Co Patronizes the Standard
The Sisseton Mill and Light Company promotes its printing for particular people, signaling a specialty in tailored job department work and showcasing its service to select clients.
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Sisseton Mill & Light CO
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the Couny
Sheriff's Base
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