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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
3
A quarter million New Yorkers toil at night across numerous trades from milk delivery and postal staff to firemen, bartenders, hotel workers, newsboys, actors, nurses, and department store crews. The city’s after-dark economy glows as these workers maintain services and commerce while crowds rest.
John Henry William Rehm and Henry von Hannison, Chicago waiters, plan a three month European tour aboard the Lusitania funded by tips. Rehm, 46, will take his wife and two daughters Adeline and Elinor, relying on weekly $50 tips and savings from city bonds. He aims to retire on bonds with better interest and live on about $1,000 annually, contributing generously while traveling.
Rebecca Yowell sued Jacob Yowell for divorce arguing he spanked her. He admitted the act but claimed mitigation that she talked for four hours straight from ten at night to two the next morning. The court avoided judging her speech but noted the time passing as the man’s defense.
Prominent clergymen ask Recorder Henry L. Yost to enforce the 1898 New Jersey gambling statute at once. The law covers all forms of gambling with potential prison for poker dice and betting for drinks. A Montclair incident shows wagers and money at risk during a social gathering, with a hostess and guest involved over a $40 debt and a brooch returned promptly.
A New Haven Republican aide concealed a ptomaine poisoning cause of Governor Brown's illness during the Liberal Republican vice presidential campaign. The early report said a three course meal delayed the campaign's momentum as doctors treated the governor.
A 19th century reflection credits Prof. Joseph Henry with foundational electric telegraph insight alongside Faraday while noting his refusal to patent discoveries. Henry emphasizes a duty to humanity over financial gain, stating his conscience prevents exclusive ownership of scientific principles. Mr. Culloch recalls Henry's moral character matching his intellect.
At Gray Gables on Hazard Bay in summer 1892 Grover Cleveland faced Tammany Hall's cautious push for a practical politician to run his campaign. The talk on the piazza with a Tammany envoy led Cleveland to question the role and, after his reply, convinced Tammany of his ability to steer the bid himself.
A Houston Post reader asks if it harms women to play bridge all day as much as husbands playing poker all night. The newspaper states it will consult their pastor before giving a final judgment.
A brief dialogue where Hazel explains that the engagement ring symbolizes the kisses required to secure an engagement, while Wilfe prompts for meaning, highlighting a flirtatious exchange about commitment.
In a witty exchange from Harper's Bazaar Mia and Hudzon discuss casting dual votes. Mia states she would vote both ways and pairs with her self, reflecting playful editorial banter on ballots and self pairing in social debates.
An advertisement for Munyon's Paw Paw Pills touts their gentle liver stimulation without harsh purging. It asserts the pills improve digestion, aid bile flow, and avoid weakening the bowels, with a regular bottle of 45 pills priced at 33 cents from Munyon's Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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