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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1889
Page
2
A speaker recalls last night in a curtained room with faint music and filtered lights as a beloved performer voices a tale women love. The speaker concedes acting may be mere theater yet deems the moment divine and asks if their failure to give their best justifies judgment. The Boston Transcript quote questions moral consequences of emotional sacrifice.
A weary traveler in rain seeks a dentist in Millsburgh. He encounters a sharp, capable female dentist who offers relief from his supposed toothache, reversing his frantic hunt and a momentary insult, leaving him surprised by the professional care found in a small town.
Hugh Scribner, a journalist, pursues Georgette Ormesby, a dentist, in Millsburgh. Her professional independence challenges his courtship, but love and resolve melt her defenses. By June, Georgette marries him, while Lucie Garrett chooses publishing glory.
Richard Austin a retired New York broker declared he could out-eat Philadelphia’s Col. McGoldrich in Shrewsbury oysters. At Fair Haven the two men and ten guests sampled naturals from the Shrewsbury river. Austin quit at ninety nine after 109 total. McGoldrich pressed to 103 and then further, ending in a joint feast paid by Austin.
The Lyons working population, though intelligent, is poor and many work in home silk weaving. The city hosts 500 600 silk mills and about 130000 looms. Silk worm cultivation mulberry farming and cocoon winding employ many families, with velvet first woven in 1730 and Jacquard loom dating to 1802.
A French chef described by the New York Mail and Express details brewing coffee by repeatedly pouring boiling water over ground berries and filtering, then boiling briefly again. For tea, he recommends using boiling water poured on the leaves and discarded, followed by staged additions of the boiling water to draw without boiling.
A collage of quoted excerpts discusses future phonograph love letters, an old English churchyard with ancient graves, a proffered meditation on authentic autobiographies, and a warning about belladonna misuse by light eyed women. The pieces reflect 19th century literary tastes, mortality, and social curiosities amid urban journalism.
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