Amusements and science curiosities in one column
A lively notice previews college performances of Madame Sherry and You Like It with student participation and Chicago arrivals for a benefit show. The column then shifts to a London and electrical science slice, discussing street numbers in London, a new light on electricity, and Maxwell era debates, citing Chicago Record-Herald.
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Madame Sherry
Mel
Houston
Chicago
Cadeta
Friday Street
London
Strand
North Holborn
Wentbourne Grove
Haymarket
St Tomes Street
Lawailes Square
Park
Charlotte Treet
Southwark
Rotherhithe Street
Charles Street
Hoxton
Wine Office Court
Pleet Street
Loniea Street
Tokenhouse Yard
Threadneedle Street
Rendy Daciog
Friday
London Standard
Germany
Furnay
Clark Maxwell
Herald
A Study In Slang And Odd Customs From Harpers Weekly
The piece mixes social satire on slang and a quick anecdote about Nell and her suitor, then shifts to a vignette on British designer Chippendale and his advertising craft. It ends with a note on the Bulgarian servant recruitment held on St George's Day and October 20, detailing wages and a marriage savings dot.
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Nell
Gorce
George Ade
Chippendale
Almelf
St Martin's Inne
Hanesty, «Welling Dowgers
Metropolie
Louis Quinze
St George's
Harpers Weekly
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Amusements
Ted
Drosest Ving
Wichella
Harper Weekly
Bryan Daily Eagle Farm and
Randh Holland’s Magazine
Bryan
Eagle Printing Co
Texas
Daily Eagle
Weselt
Fis Cupola
Ueay Laily
Indy
Abe
Melie
Fife
Hartford
Panama-Pr
Necho Tower
Tor
Teasel
Panama
Acific International Exposition
San Francisco