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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1882
Page
3
A female chorus reads Miss Alice Eddy’s lines at First Congregational Church last Tuesday. The poem mocks rural chores and praises girlhood, service, and gentility through broom handling and aunt Polly imagery.
Walter, a budding painter, and his sister Nettie work secretly toward an art exhibit. A jealous accident scars the Roman Lady, but a kind artist restores the eyes and offers lessons, turning disaster into a lasting blessing for Walter’s craft and Nettie’s faith.
A compilation mentions Madame Materna and Gen mark in the United States, Dr. Lawrence Washington near Denison Texas, Mrs. Esther A. Cooley authorized to solemnize marriages, Lord Rosebery’s U S visit hints, and Isaac Ward’s death in Cornwall New York. It cites Labouchere and Mrs. Craik on marriage subjects, Rear Admiral John Rodgers’ earlier monitor service, Don Cameron remarks on poverty as an asset, Henry James Jr rewriting Roderick Hudson, Miss Florence Toole’s talent, and Mme Nilsson at Albert Hall displaying mourning and a triumphant voice.
A Brazil jewel theft case ends when an anonymous letter leads police to Paiva and three pris oners are released after a tin with all the jewels is found near St Christovam. The recovered gems valued at about $400 000 are returned to imperial owners. the thief remains unknown.
The passage depicts girls performing in the Yale College operetta Penikeese with lines about cooking and economy. They sing about frying, boiling, baking, and wedding cake construction as part of the satire.
A collage of humorous clippings notes melons in Scott County Missouri, a fall from a two story window yielding a quip, a Texas train mishap, Boston water lore, newspaper fashion, wig jibe in art talk, a Chicago trader's memory, and a Troy dry goods memo with misspellings and domestic items.
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