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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
1
In Brentwood an unruly social web forms around Joanne Beresford as Godfrey and Jack court the Beresford clan. Hugh Beresford, shy yet clever, arrives, drawing Joanne closer while Godfrey’s pride and jealousy test loyalties amid village croquet and riverside games.
A narrator contemplates aiding a young woman as he debates sacrificing his own wishes. He tells himself he is willing to act if she asks, yet hesitates over a second chance to refuse. He and High Beresford pace the garden paths, seeking a justifiable display of devotion.
An old New Hampshire resident claimed to be born in Blanktown while Gen Philip Sheridan drew rival claims from Albany New York and Somerset Ohio. Sheridan quips that fame brings more birth place contests than Homer with seven cities contending, as historians back Albany’s claim for a statue.
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that a young man who denigrates women’s roles is likely protesting the rising energy of girlhood today. The piece suggests such sentiments are often empty declarations not true beliefs, reflecting social shifts toward empowerment.
In England lodging houses long stays reveal secret towels and napkins rarely renewed. The custom of putting out the family wash partly causes this. At a private house guests were surprised to learn Americans wash at home, and the hostess boasted of her cook washing the dish towels.
The Mohammedan New Year on May 3 is marked by worldwide festivity. In London docks Lascars and Moslem sailors on Indian steamships hold a procession with special pay and ornate dress. Corean postal updates note domestic service under UK oversight, a frontier mail to foreign countries from Seoul, using US printed stamps, and a new issue ordered from Japan.
A prominent American lawyer sat with Lord Esher in the county appeals in London while a busy queen's counsel argued a point. Lord Esher asked the American his view of Beetleman and received the puzzled reply Who is he The exchange ends with a quip about hearing God save the queen since arriving in Britain.
Dr. Carl Lumboltz in New York calls Australia the land of contrasts where women lack beauty birds are mute and flowers are scentless. In Sitka Indian and widow mourners paint upper faces black to mouth as a cultural mark of grief.
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