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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1900

Page

3

A Fifth Avenue Easter Scene and Mercy at Maples

In a hardy contrast, the Easter parade on Fifth Avenue shows wealth and power while a young girl Ethel pledges mercy at the Maples plantation. Her Sister of Mercy badge and bedside bell spark a dramatic rescue and courthouse of family life amid social contrasts.

Fifth Avenue New York Herald

Easter Card Inspires Silk and Glitter Bonnet

A playful scene describes a girl sewing two strings on an Easter card to transform it into a glittering bonnet. The tale shifts to Ethel on the Alabama coast who, nicknamed Little Conundrum by an old sea captain, learns about a Sister of Mercy in Mobile and her acts of mercy during Easter.

Canton Celestial Empire Mendarin Kung Yuen Ethel Alabama Mobile Miss Mary Mercy Frank Sister of Mercy

Wonders of Wind Cave Wind Cave in South Dakota

A New York Sun excerpt describes Wind Cave near Hot Springs in the Black Hills. It details vast limestone passages, delicate frostwork formations, alternating fissures, and an unceasing inward wind shaped by barometric changes.

South Dakota Black Hills Wind Cave Custer County City of Hot Springs Hornhill Smithsonian Institution New York Sun

Napoleon and Wellington Loneliness of Cats in War Tales

The piece recalls famous leaders fearing cats and tells a World War I era anecdote of a Dane driven to violence by a cat prank. It also honors Dr. A. C. Stark, a civilian surgeon killed at Ladysmith who loved cats and birds and used a cat for focus in study and chess.

Wellington Napoleon London South Africa A. C. Stark Ladysmith England

Higher Heels Outflank Fashion in 19th Century Footwear

Trade reports from Lynn claim ladies shoes will shift to high heels replacing the previous sensible low heel. From now on a woman must wear a heel between one and a quarter inches and one and three quarters inches to be in style, per the Boston Herald.

Lynn Boston Herald

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Ryan Sol Uncle Ebenezer Maples Ebby Uncle Ebby Melinda Jake Tildy Tom Mamma Sisters of Mercy Papa Black Old Brindle Ziella Cocke INDA
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