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The Lamp made a big hit in adding '07 (for 1707), '28 (for 1728) after the names. For instance, it billed Butcher Blank as "Mr. Benjamin Blank, '04; " the '04 refer- ring to the year of the settlement of his ances- tors in Chillwell.
Many families had their ancestral arrival- year set back from fifty to a hundred years, and the Lamp backed up the lie at a dollar per lie per year.
A special concession or discount price was made to subscribers to the Lamp and to ad- vertisers. Non-advertisers pai...d double price.
The Lamp ran a special genealogical de- partment in connection with a first-class en- graver and crest-sketcher. Family-trees were grown to order from the smallest roots, and grafting trunks and branches on stumps was a profitable industry.
The Lamp refused to recognize any one without a Past.
Every Chillwell inhabitant had a Past, and most of them had a heap more Past than Present.
[ 231 ] GUMPTION The Lamp's genealogical department was under the direction of Professor Search, A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lamp made a big hit in adding '07 (for 1707), '28 (for 1728) after the names. For instance, it billed Butcher Blank as "Mr. Benjamin Blank, '04; " the '04 refer- ring to the year of the settlement of his ances- tors in Chillwell.
Many families had their ancestral arrival- year set back from fifty to a hundred years, and the Lamp backed up the lie at a dollar per lie per year.
A special concession or discount price was made to subscribers to the Lamp and to ad- vertisers. Non-advertisers pai...d double price.
The Lamp ran a special genealogical de- partment in connection with a first-class en- graver and crest-sketcher. Family-trees were grown to order from the smallest roots, and grafting trunks and branches on stumps was a profitable industry.
The Lamp refused to recognize any one without a Past.
Every Chillwell inhabitant had a Past, and most of them had a heap more Past than Present.
[ 231 ] GUMPTION The Lamp's genealogical department was under the direction of Professor Search, A.
What to read after Gumption the Progressions of Newson New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Clark Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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