Romans Dressed For Dinner Stirs Historic Debate
The piece notes that dressing for dinner began in Roman times with a simple fine robe. It explains the custom evolved from home meals to more formal gatherings and mentions hosts keeping dinner clothes ready for guests arriving unprovided.
Lawyers' Way Deeds Drawn With Little Trust
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph excerpt mocks lawyers for drafting a deed of trust, noting the care in wording suggests a lack of mutual trust among parties. The quip highlights distrust inherent in the legal device.
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Burdened Reply on Medicine Given to Husband
A Browning's Magazine excerpt recalls a tense exchange where a wife admits giving her husband the entire bottle of medicine to avoid forgetting it. The dialogue highlights guilt and unintended consequences.
Blacksmith Burga Accused in Separate Maintenance Suit
Rioux City Iowa Charles S Burga a blacksmith has not spent a nickel on his wife in seven years she alleges in her petition for separate maintenance He once gave her a dime for a car ride to a park but later forced her to borrow a dime to repay him.
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