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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
6
In May sunshine at Mrs. Lomas Hampstead party, Rita and Jack Dallas edge toward marriage as Godfrey Helstone confronts Joanne Beresford about past ties. A chance reunion with Joanne recalls old Brentwood days and hints at changing family fortunes and future visits.
Chapter Nix follows Rita's June wedding at Ivor and Sam's celebrated happiness. Godfrey plans to keep the Dene active with Miss Taylor and her sister while considering a Derbyshire trip to Brentwood to reconnect with old friends, as events unfold.
A Washington Post brief depicts a streetcar wager where a half-done young man boasts he can make any woman moist her lips within ten seconds of seating. A colored attendant then helps a blind woman aboard, the wager failed, and the companion pays up.
A young married woman orders her new coachman to leave calling cards at houses without exiting the carriage. After a long drive many cards are left, but when asked to visit the Dales Framptons and the Clarkes the footman reveals only two cards remain the ace of spades and the ten of clubs.
The Corea women are described as among the hardest working laundresses. Their husbands wear baggy pantaloons, rising to the armpits like a clown, and the weekly wash reportedly includes about a dozen pairs. Washing is typically done in cold water and often in a flowing stream.
Coal serves as heat and light source and a storehouse of colors medicines perfumes and explosives. From 140 pounds of gas tar in a ton of coal over 2000 distinct shades of aniline dyes can be produced.
A proverb notes a man with keen touch knows when to request a loan. It implies financial prudence and instinct guide borrowing decisions.
An excerpt from Forest and Stream recounts hunters discussing turkey vision. Tales describe turkeys spotting minimal movement, the ease of taking covers, and why birds appear unaware while a hunter sits in plain sight.
The article lists Edwin Markham completing a second poetry volume, W BE Yerts drafting a Galway folklore book and a new novel, and William Heinemann releasing Stephen Crane tales in Bowery Tales. It notes Gertrude Hill's forthcoming April’s Sowing, a Georgian Actress by Pauline Bradford Mackie, biographies of Hy ng actors, and Terry and John Drew bios. Caine’s The Eternal City is planned for Lady’s Magazine in England and New Magazine in the US, with serial rights said to have brought $7500.
The rotunda floor at the Van Don Coal Exchange features a unique inlaid wood design shaped like a mariner's compass with a Greek fret border. Over 4,000 pieces of wood create the motif, including nearly every English wood variety in the decorative scheme.
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