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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
6
A sonnet from the Boston Transcript expresses the distance between two lovers two worlds apart yet united by love. It extols the power of affection bridging class and distance and vows steadfast devotion beyond separation toward shared happiness in the afterlife.
Evangeline Rohan, famed singer, ignores social bounds at a village charity performance. Dr. Harrowden, protecting a dying child who longs to hear her sing, crashes a stage confrontation with Count Devas. Eva survives a desperate assault and the lovers exchange a hopeful, unspoken vow.
Miss Leland Norton, president of the Chicago Cat Club, will run an asylum connected with a Salvation Army unit to feed and house cats without homes. The Chicago cat refuge will feature large kennels, new buildings, and donations from supporters including Mrs. C. L. Wagoner of Sandusky Ohio.
A new disease called the telephone ear is described affecting girls who frequently answer phone calls. Symptoms include a buzzing in the ear and drum abscesses. The text also notes social expectations about women influencing boys in the home.
The article argues the United States now supplies coal for European naval use as Britain exports 55 million tons yearly and a rising export demand could shift to US coal. It outlines regional Pennsylvania and Maryland coal types, transport costs to the Mediterranean, and the need for purpose built coal ships to lower freight. It notes margins relative to Welsh coal and the high costs of transatlantic carriage.
A palm region tribe cradles infants in single palm leaves turned up at the edges. The leaf serves as cradle and occasionally as a bath. Fibers from another palm make strong cords to swing the cradle. Monkeys overhead prompt early migrations, and an older child watches during siesta. Truth telling is advised as easier than lying.
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