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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
5
A fragment from a tale recalls Lord Dudley thinking aloud in a carriage on the way home. A stranger near him mirrors his thoughts and fears a dinner invitation. The two men exchange words, the misread signals resolve, and a new friendship forms.
A St Louis taxidermist tours visitors and explains the studio uses plaster forms stretched with hides rather than stuffing. He notes plaster creates longer lasting shapes for deer antelope fish and other animals, contrasting with old stuffing methods.
The article recalls Lincoln’s final courtroom appearance in Chicago in the Jones versus Johnson suit over Lake Michigan shore land. Judge Drummond and all counsel dined with Isaac N. Arnold, and a toast urged Illinois to supply the next U.S. president, amid Lincoln Douglas supporters. It also notes the wary crow’s habits and nesting.
A humorous exchange imagines a daughter’s marriage and the comforts she would receive. The dialogue contrasts Old Gotrox and Young DeBroque over parental expectations and marital security presented in a city newspaper tone.
A satirical passage from the Illustrated London News mocks chasing scientific truths as ever shifting. It argues for staying put while science eventually follows and warns against overreliance on authorities and trends in medicine and diet.
A missionary highlights elephant abuse by mahouts who sit on the animal's head and prod with a goad. He notes a open sore on the elephant’s brow kept to force obedience, and urges travelers to notice the injury when hearing talk of affection for elephants.
The London Globe notes grapes for table use are grown under glass in Hoerlaert near Brussels. A vast glass region supplies fruit to major markets including London Paris Vienna Berlin St Petersburg and even New York. Every Friday hundreds of packed chests are sent to the United States.
Dr Edward Everett Hale counseled a small town editor troubled by his wife health. He then returned with a stack of manuscripts and urged the editor to go to his wife, saying he had written enough editorial copy to fill a week.
A rare satirical carving survives in South Brent church Somersetshire. Three oak pew pictures mock a Glas tonbury religious dignitary as a fox in robes with a crook, then chained by geese, and finally hung from a tree by the birds.
Damrosch recalled taking an aced Hebrew friend to Meyerbeer’s The Huguenots. He suddenly laughed loudly saying it’s the best game ever seen with Protestants and Catholics killing each other to music by a Jewish composer. He declared he would attend every night.
Naybor reports Naybor I notices wife leaving home in a hurry to the shopping district. Marryat confirms she will contract about fifty dollars of debts. He admits telling her last night he had that much in the bank. Philadelphia Press.
A wry exchange recalls Fraulein A and Fraulein B discussing a poor marriage. Fraulein A laments disillusion after her wedding promising many presents, noting she did not receive half the gifts she expected.
A humorous exchange quips that true hair color changes are rapid. The caricaturist jokes about a wife turning blond in an hour and a man questioning if one can gray overnight.
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