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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1902

Page

7

My Strangest Case

A compact note presents Guy Boothby’s tale My Strangest Case from 1901. The brief entry announces the work and credits Ward Lock Co for publication. It highlights intrigue and mystery typical of Boothby’s adventure fiction.

Ward, Lock & Co

Barmaids Face Upheaval in British Inns

A London audience watches a growing temperance campaign threaten to remove barmaids from pubs across Britain. Glasgow leads a push, with about 1,200 workers involved, aiming to curb the popular drawing card behind bars. If successful, the movement could spread to England, backed by strong religious sentiment among Scots.

Great Britain London Glasgow England America United Kingdom Scotland Tweed British Empire Ireland Australia New Zealand Canada Cape

Reverend Forward’s Plowing Lie

A Belchertown tale recalls Rev Justus Forward who chased a swearing workman after a field obstacle. The man taunts him to swear, yet Forward proclaims he did not swear while panting and completes a round of the field. The worker quips that Forward told more than fifty lies.

Justus Forward Belchertown Mass Mr. Forward

Sings to Aid Charity in Paris Streets

Eugenie Buffet the popular French singer repeats a charitable street performance to raise funds for a home for street Arabs of both sexes. One day receipts neared 6000 francs as coins rang from windows and carriages applauded along the boulevards.

Eugenie Buffet Paris Mile Buffet Yvette Guilbert France

Moral Effects of Diets Revealed by Pearson Weekly

An early 20th century note summarizes dietary beliefs linking meat types to mood and vigor. Pork allegedly cools optimism, beef boosts strength and audacity, mutton fosters melancholia, veal lowers energy, eggs and milk aid health in women, butter causes laziness, apples aid brain work, potatoes dull with excess, and mustard preserves memory at any age.

Pearson’s Weekly

Defense of Corsets in Women's Clothing Essay

M Frantz Glen ard argues in the Revue Scientifique that corsets suit aesthetics and can align with hygiene. He claims clothing exists for adornment, that women favor curved lines over straight ones, and that corsets preserve and accentuate the waist’s silhouette.

Revue Scientifique M. Frantz Glenard

A Hint From Paris washes blue to whiten gray hair

A New York Sun report says washing blue mixed with water can remove yellow tints from aging hair. The method, copied from Paris hairdressers, lightens hair to white over a day or two with repeated baths if needed.

Paris N. Y

Sophia the literary crown princess aims for public writing

Kaiser Wilhelm’s sister in law Sophia crown princess of Greece is described as having literary aspirations like Victoria’s grandchildren. She is English German and Greek by family ties with Queen Victoria’s grandchildren known for public triumphs. Sophia is writing a book, though completion date remains unknown, and court ladies note her wish to be recognized as Sophia the literary.

Kaiser Wilhelm Sophia Constantine Crown Prince of Greece Empress Frederick Queen Victoria Edward Olga

String Cure Reported For Hiccoughs At Bellevue

Miss Sarah Blockson a young Russian girl suffered years of hiccoughs and melancholia. Doctors tied a cord around her waist to restrict diaphragmatic movement and the spasms ceased after ten minutes. cord removed the patient was told she was cured.

Bellevue Hospital New York City Sarah Blockson

Long Courtship Ends on Deathbed Wedding in Bohemia

Franz Rosner and Ann Renner of Oberpoltz Bohemia married on Rosner’s deathbed after a 75 year courtship. Rosner died two days after the ceremony at age 100, leaving a widow aged 93.

Franz Rosner Ann& Renner Oberpoltz Bohemia Franz

Homemade hair wash for first rate use

To make a first rate hair wash shred an ounce of white soap pour over it a quart of boiling water and stir till dissolved When cool add the whisk yolk of two eggs and a tablespoonful of spirits of rose mary Cork tightly and shake well before use

The Ten Commandments Teachings For Sunday School

The article outlines Exodus 20 1 12 and explains the Ten Commandments as a guide for worship and daily conduct. It discusses the first table focusing on God and the second on relations among people, with notes on conscience and interpretation.

God Christ

Colorado Special Trains Cut Travel Time to Denver

The Colorado Special on the Chicago & North Western and Union Pacific routes now departs Chicago at 6 30 p m and reaches Omaha at 12 55 a m Denver at 8 00 p m and Colorado Springs at 10 20 p m. Passengers from Atlantic Coast points can reach Denver in two nights, while Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis and Chicago travelers need only one night. The service runs solid between Chicago and Denver with a through sleeper to Colorado Springs. Eastbound departures rename the train the Chicago Special with daily Colorado Springs departures at 10 00 a m Denver at 1 00 p m and Chicago arrivals at 4 00 p m. A Des Moines connection allows 7 00 a m departures reaching Chicago by 4 00 p m. Accommodations include free reclining chair cars dining buffet smoking drawing-room sleepers and day coaches. A second daily Chicago to Denver train leaves at 11 30 p m.

Colorado Chicago & North- Western Union Pacific Railways Chicago Omaha Denver Colorado Springs Atlantic Coast Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Des Moines Colorado Points

Capitol Tour Sparks Childrens Curious Inquiry

A guide from Senator Fee’s office led schoolchildren through the Capitol visiting the vice president’s room. He points to busts of Washington Jefferson and Henry Wilson, noting their deaths. A girl asks if the guide himself has died, prompting gentle humor in the tour.

Capitol J. White Senator Fee George Washington United States Jefferson Henry Wilson Mr. White Washington Post

Piso’s Cure for Consumption a popular cough remedy

Ocean Grove New Jersey resident Samuel reports using Piso’s Cure for consumption as a mobile medicine for coughs and colds dated February 17 1900 highlighting popular medical remedies of the era.

Ocean Grove N. J

Market notices from New York and Chicago July 7 1902

Market reports from New York Cleveland and Chicago with commodity prices for flour wheat corn oats hay eggs cheese butter potatoes and cattle hogs and sheep including ranges for prime steers and lambs and current wholesale values. Local Buffalo listings show none for cattle with prices for hogs and lambs and mixed sheep ranges.

New York Cleveland York State Chicago East Buffalo

Jinks in a Ping Pong Panic at the Asylum

A humorous clash from a Kansas City Independent item shows Jinks ruinously obsessed with ping pong and other games. a keeper escorts him from the asylum as his rival banter dissolves into a padded cell gag. The Chicago Daily News quips about mushrooms versus toadstools in the same breath.

Jinks Kansas City

Notes on European Armies and Civil War Veterans

The article discusses death by action rates in European armies, cantinieres in the French army, a straw sandal for German troops, and General T J Wint rising from private to brigadier general. It notes colors are kept in safety before campaigns and mentions two British peers named Lord Grey.

Cantinieres T. J. Wint Pennsylvania Lee Johnny

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