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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1887
Page
3
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Harry Somers, a furniture factory turner, and Hettie Wheeler are poised to marry after a New York publisher Frank Newton funds Harry’s budding writing with a $25 advance and a weekly story stipend. Newton envisions a double wedding with Kate, Hettie’s cousin, as romance and opportunity converge.
The Chicago Ledger notes two months after a joyous double wedding the event stands as the village’s most important social affair. Harry Somers emerges as a popular literary writer, praising Hettie for placing his first production in her scrapbook.
A collage of diary excerpts from a bride and Miss Millicent Melrose aboard ship reveal jealousy, divorce threats, and perilous flirtations. A farm anecdote depicts a rat fighting a snake at a stable. An American periodical column warns mothers to earn their children’s confidence, then notes the London Zoological Society’s year end animal counts and a quip about breakfasts.
Report says John Walter proprietor of the London Times is to be elevated to the peerage in recognition of Unionist service in Parliament and the country. Born 1518, he entered Parliament in 1847 and has represented several boroughs and Berks. His family long led the Times, first published in 1788, with innovations in press and journalism.
A satirical portrait follows a vain man as he preens in a mirror, dons improbable attire, flirts with women, attends a theater, and spends his money in a billiar saloon. He returns home to lone supper and a private indulgence, claiming progress with each day.
In a terse reflection from Kinderhook Lough Nots the piece notes New York hosts Italian French Russian Chinese and Spanish eateries but finds no Irish restaurants across the United States. It calls for a thinker to explain why this culinary gap exists and its implied significance.
A playful exchange at tea reveals Jack’s clever misquote of a proverb. The seven year old asserts he helped himself to three tarts and cites his father’s yesterday remark that the Lord helps those who help themselves, prompting a humorous parental moment.
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