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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1902

Page

7

The Old Spinet in the Attic Echoes of Youth

A nostalgic poem by Curtis May from Youth's Companion describes an attic spinet and memories of colonial dances. The dim light, antique furnishings, and frolics of youth contrast with present loneliness as the old instrument keeps silent.

Curtis May

A Knave of Conscience near moon in Wabaska reveal

In this installment Andrew Galbraith cancels a launch party due to weather. Meanwhile labor talks end a strike at the iron works through a compromise. Griswold and Griffin uncover a crucial detail linking Griswold to a bank robbery while Griswold unknowingly saves Griffin's life.

Andrew Galbraith Margery Labor Hall the Iron Works Griswold Raymer Iron Works Armers Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Griffin The St. James Kenneth Griswold Bayou John Gavitt Charlotte Farnham St. Louis Wabaska

Sails, Storm, and Rescue On Lake’s Dangerous Run

Griswold and Charlotte brave a squall on the lake to rescue crew and passengers from a capsized launch. The Sprite aids, while the Diana and Wabaska Yacht Club’s vessel converge to save all but one survivor, whose fate remains uncertain as the tale continues.

Folcomb Dr. Farnham Digby Charlotte Griswold Farnham Landing Grierson Margery Miss Grierson Edward Raymer New York Papers Wabaska Yacht Club Diana Andrew Galbraith Mr. Grierson Wabaskan

Red Hair From Scarlet Fever Quirk Cited In Tale

A brief quote from The Widow features a boy named Willie explaining his bright red hair after scarlet fever. The line captures a humorous local flavor and a cheeky teacher pupil exchange from a historical paper column.

Willie

Mrs Joseph Choate Seen as London Diplomat’s Equal

London letters praise Mrs Joseph Choate wife of the U S ambassador to Britain for diplomacy through family influence and social finesse. They note her charity to Americans in distress, support for artists, and lavish London entertainments alongside her husband’s celebrated birthday dinners.

Joseph Hodges Choate United States England Joseph Choate Court of St. James Mr. Choate Boston

Filleted by Installments at Royal National Hospital Ventnor

A patient at the Royal National Hospital in Ventnor shows a tiny bone fragment cut through his skin. During a later medical exam he hands the piece to the doctor who comments on its chemistry and passes it to officers for scrutiny. He jokes about his own skeleton to fellow patients.

Chicago Tribune Royal National Hospital, Ventnor Aseing Philadelphia Inquirer M Ieal

Southwest Colonist Excursions to Indian Territory and Texas

Advertises low one way and round trip rates to Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas on the 1st and 3d Tuesdays monthly. Lists James Barker Gen's Pass Agent M K T Ry 501 Wainwright Bldg St Louis for particulars and literature. Also includes assorted ad snippets and quotes.

Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas James Barker Gen’s Pass Wainwright Bldg St. Louis

Mrs Annie Yeamans A 56 Year Stage Career Sage of Comedy

The article celebrates Mrs Annie Yeamans a renowned stage performer of 56 years. It notes her versatility from child roles to queen in Richard III and her signature Harlequin impersonations. It praises her realism in acting and her offstage kindness to young actors.

United States Annie Yeamans Harrigan

Market Prices Reported Across Cities on December 15 1902

Daily commodity values from New York Cleveland Chicago Toledo and East Buffalo show futures and cash figures for wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs potatoes and livestock. Notable ranges include wheat around 75 1/4 to 78 cents in winter and cash oats near 36 to 41 4 cents. cattle and hog prices vary by quality across markets.

Cleveland York State Chicago Toledo

Couple Weds In Lions Den At New York Show

Theresa Berg and Henry Horner wed during a Bo stock animal show at the St. Nicholas rink in New York in front of 2000 to 3000 spectators. Rev. George C. Hepburn officiated. Lions slept during the ceremony as bride gave herself away and a $500 gift was given to both spouses for the show.

Theresa Berg Fifteenth Street Henry Horner Thirteenth Street New York Bostock St. Nicholas Rink George C. Hepburn Mme. Creadgpin J. Cleaver Goodwin

Practice Before a Glass in Victorian Skirt Etiquette

The article describes the skillful method women use to lift and hold skirts on wet days. It notes that flounced underskirts nearly touch the ground and that high boots are common. Proper technique involves lifting evenly around the skirt to avoid uneven draping and reveal the frills just enough for a dainty, tasteful effect.

Tomato Stuffed with Rice and Pork Chop Pairing

A recipe describes selecting smooth round tomatoes, hollowing the centers without cutting too deep, and stuffing with a mix of boiled rice, finely chopped cold meat, minced onion browned in butter, and parsley. The result is a flavorful, savory dish to accompany pork chops.

Hints for Nervous Women Health in Air and Rest

The article advises nervous women to seek open air and sunshine among new people to relieve nerves. It praises short air trips or resting on a couch with eyes closed for ten minutes as refreshing and compares lounging to a healthy luxury, noting men recline more readily.

What a Little Borax Does

A brief note explains that adding a small amount of borax to the final rinse of laundry helps handkerchiefs iron more easily and look better when ironed.

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Francis Lynde Great Britain Joseph H. Chiate Tommy Willie Jones August Koenig Hamburg Eben Washington Jar N. W. Samuel Ocean Grove N. J Harvard Lampoon Heroiss Emerson Putnam Ydiae Pinkhams Lydia E. Pinkham Mamie Kerrns 9Th Ave New York City Amanda T. Petterson Atwater Minn Europe East Buffalo Infans Ato Ore Phare Bears Castoria Any Lions’ den Beard the Beasts Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Glasgow Evening Times Chicago Journal Hexcan Ny A Gora Arody Dubuque Waterloo Albert Lea A. H. Hanson Paxtine RB. Paxton CO Columbus Av Mass Canada Atlas Awn. Coes Joseph Younng State Street Columbus Ohio H. M. Williams Law Blair 8Th and Walnut Streets Philadelphia Piso's Elie F Exon Atein A.N. K.C
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