18 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1891
Page
1
Rev. J G Snyder pastors Sunday services at 10 30 and 7 45 PM Sunday school at 12 PM Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45 PM
A fragment hints at a publication praising a remarkable power and ale, described as finely illustrated and notable for its artistic presentation and intriguing subject matter.
Natalie, sister of a count and émigré from Paris, travels to New York after gambling on American independence and love. She tries to make a living, endures rent woes, embroideries, and a dramatic canary Bird Cachette, then reunites with John Abington proving romance survives social schemes and a veiled confession.
A Lewiston Journal anecdote recalls a Sunday school group called the horseshed class formed by men who gathered outside the Penobscot meeting house while their wives attended service. The tale centers on a lesson about Moses and a farmer Uncle Si's humorous Nebo interpretation.
The piece notes that typical coat buttons are often made from ivory, a material valued in its manufactured button form. It mentions sacks on a Pacific Mail Steamship pier resembling potatoes, but stresses the ivory nut is valued only when used by manufacturers in buttons or ornaments.
A text recounts a medieval tale where Jews were accused in Europe of killing a bishop by sorcery. A wax figure scene, baptism by a priest, and melting wax allegedly triggered the bishop’s fatal illness. Separate snippets reference a car driver and conductor interactions.
A New York Weekly excerpt notes Japan's 80 enthusiasm for America and claims Japanese copied American practices, including kissing, which the piece says they learned from Americans. It underscores cultural borrowing as a widespread trend.
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