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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
7
A survey of Thackeray’s character creation and its roots in his life. The piece traces Major Pendennis and his circle, Blanche Amory and Laura, Colonel Altamont, and the Clavering clan, detailing ambition, marriage plots, debts, and moral choices across Pendennis and its social world.
The Montreal Herald notes that while the king in theory could veto bills, dissolve parliament, appoint officials, declare war, make treaties, and more, he remains bound by an unwritten common sense and long usage. Ultimately the king reigns by the will of the people and could be deposed by Parliament.
A neighbor asked Edward if he was living with his grandmother. He replied that his mother parked him with grandma while she attended a card party, leaving Edward in her mother's care.
A man distributing cards to car owners explains drivers need money to run their cars. The card offers immediate cash for diamonds jewelry and precious stones. The source attributes the idea to the New York Globe and includes a Portuguese proverb about barking dogs and a remark on girls with pretty faces.
The speaker enters the rostrum with a striking appearance and a harsh opening note. He singles out various groups including Chau tauqua lecturers painters singers and messengers and then bows grimly and exits, drawing audience reactions of gasp or giggle.
A humorous stretch of road becomes a gauge of endurance as Private Red Song vents about a road “paved with good intentions” and Private Long counters that it is outdone by a longer ordeal. The piece ends with a proverb about the wise man and a quip on Dutch burghomasters.
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