Decembers Popular Service Monthly Notes on Arts and More
The December Popular Service Monthly lists articles on Art Professor Bashford Dean and the history of Poland, plus reviews of poetry and travel. It describes scenes from a Christmas gathering with a striking centerpiece, and features reminiscences of Whittier and Longfellow, with notices of plays and performers like Miss Kittie Blather and General Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Bashford Dean
Hevede
Pra Tee
Arthur
Lovejoy
D. Grate
Asf
Mary Memorial
John Drew
Siverman
Othe
Sateen
Saehsan
Apne
Lowinville
Ling Verpen
Snel
Mandy
A Frosting Secret and a Novel Invention
A recipe hints at a frosting method using hot milk and a touch of water for the right spread. The piece then reviews a new bicycle invention by Cromorell Dixon of Columbus, highlighting its motorless design and potential for easy handling in varied weather. Ellen Terry's memoirs are discussed, noting her reminiscences of Henry Irving and Oscar Wilde among other celebrities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromorell Dixon
Columbus
Com. Drardurff
Neek
Tee Jont
Mochamenaha
Ellen Terry
Ellen Yerry
Henry Irving
Oscar Sree
Miss Terry
Chanter
Bower
Amd
Henry Eee
Kiss Incident with $7500 Claim Sparks Court Hearing
A dramatic testimony describes two kisses by Mrs White that allegedly caused $7500 in damages per kiss. Witnesses recall October events at a farm house window and a kitchen confrontation as Mr Scannell and others verify the intimate actions. The case centers on deliberate, direct kissing details and potential jury considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Mrs. White
Kohl
Train tragedy ends in double tragedy on the move
Norfolk Nebraska December 7 V R Nethaway a well known trap shooter shot his wife on an outgoing train then killed himself in the passenger coach after menacing bystanders with a shotgun he told his wife prepare to die and later spoke to his mother of the hostility toward him. The incident followed an attempted custody dispute involving Senator Allen as her attorney.
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Adon
V. R. Nethaway
Self
Norfolk
Neb
V. R Nethaway
Nethaway
Allen
United States
The Effect of Change on Women and Motherhood
A fragmentary discussion on women, marriage, and motherhood, warning against neglect of health and the dangers of alcohol and drugs. It mentions the impact of carriage and fatherhood on women, the loss of vitality, and the need for restorative tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrind
What He Wante Fa About to Years Old with & Bey Winddw
Fragmented dialogue captures a tense scene with a boy recounting abuse and a confrontation over control, schooling, and respect. The speaker details threats, insults, and deflection while noting a strained relationship with authority and peers. The piece suggests a coming-of-age rite under pressure, with themes of fear, anger, and desire for autonomy.
Troops Off for Goldfield Situation At Mines
No new developments reported as troops gather for Goldfield. Army officials question the urgency while local quarters set tents and a platoon of machine guns remains nearby amid the uneasy situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Tranaloen
de Alfred Hernality
United States
Vine
Yaar
Oakland
Quiet in Goldfield Sparks Sheriff Row Over Action
Sensational reports spark public calls for swift action as officials brace for possible unrest. Authorities, including the sheriff, say they were not consulted on a proposed measure and warn they cannot uncontrollably manage the situation. No arrests for drunkenness reported in a week as legal legates monitor the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Roskal
Geverel
Tonopah Mines Not Closed Says Carson Dispatch
A dispatch from Carson clarifies that Tonopah Nevada mines are not closed. Miners report steady wages and no dissatisfaction between miners and mine owners. An agreement signed a year ago remains in effect for three years, with hours and rates stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Dee
Carson
Towi
Houre
Warning to Women of Chicago and Race Talk
Fragmented article notes a Chicago Woman's Club address by a professor or associate about social decay. It claims race deterioration, white or yellow supremacy, and critiques middle class families, education, and gender roles with unusual phrasing and unclear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
I. Thomas
Cg Cen
America
Mrs Taft Life in Waiting for Son’s Return
A terse note from a historical paper records Mrs Taft awaiting her son’s return around the Coe area this week. The brief item emphasizes home front concerns and family duty during ongoing events.
Nervous Debility Treatment Anecdote From Early Report
A fragmentary medical note discusses nervous debility and impotence, noting rest as a remedy and suggesting a continuous protective treatment. It mentions patients or figures named Lappass and Rournsthenia and references doctors or authorities urging caution and care.
Man in trance claims heaven visits during sleep
The article describes a young man named Shea who, during breaks in deep slumber lasting ten days, allegedly travels to heaven and recounts meetings with a priest and Luke Farrell. Doctors cannot determine a medical cause, and remedies prove ineffective while Shea reportedly weeps at hearers.
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Shea
R. Matt Heid
de. Wrench
Tr. J
Braye
Luke Farrell
Lackswanna
Montclair
Tom
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Whittier
Lee Meena
Christina
Stewart
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Beecham
Beechama
Thare
Scannell
Gotham
Wife
Hale
Jimmy
Tim
Ieee Malons
West
Langwich
Reform School
Telea
Ase R. T. Felix Geureud Gren Or
Magiont Boecuni
Goldfield
22Nd Infantry
San Francisco
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Thomas
Prem
Germany
Tia Tomer
Neurasthenia
Williams
Parvells Avenue
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