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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1893
Page
3
A brief exchange features Gus De Smith calling balloons unfortunate and McGinnis asking why. De Smith replies that balloons are always used up, framing a wry remark on their disposability and fleeting utility.
Comic quip exchanges about sisters and footwear from Texas Sittings. A Boston boy notes his sister has shoes carried home by a boy while a Chicago boy counters with having hers hauled in a wagon. The brief joke highlights regional humor from the era.
Washington March 8 Republican leaders continue to discuss Mr Cleveland's Cabinet with freedom and some speak of it in complimentary terms. The consensus is that the Cabinet is strong and may yield valuable assistance to carry out Democratic policy.
March 3 Belmont report notes Maryland will have an unprecedented inauguration attendance. A new feature is a cavalcade of women from Prince George's county wearing dark riding habits silk hats and idle colors. Southern Maryland riders are noted for horsemanship.
The President and his daughter Mrs. McKee hosted Mr and Mrs Cleveland at a White House dinner during inaugural festivities. The courtesy from outgoing to incoming leaders is noted as unusual.
An article extols skin care as vital to waste removal alongside liver and kidneys, arguing cold exposure harms sebaceous glands and explains regional skin differences. Cupid Almond Cream is promoted as safe, effective, and nonpoisonous for soothing, healing, and softening irritated skin with a cited case of burn relief in a child.
Mr and Mrs Richard Olney take a fine suite at the Shoreham on the south side facing H Street in Washington March 3. Plans shifted from Arlington as no others were available and Representative Stevens had offered his parlor, with the Shoreham rooms now secured. The new Attorney General's appearance is favorably noted.
Miss Julia Neilson stars as Hypatia in the Haymarket production teaching modern London a taste for classical culture. Her costume features a white crapy gown adorned with turquoise and ruby touches, carefully draped by a dresser trained by Alma Tadema.
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