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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1898

Page

8

Queen Hortense and the Four-Leaf Clover Tale

The exiled Queen Hortense and a companion hunted for four leaf clover in Appenzell Switzerland. Their playful quest drew local villagers, who gathered greens and, after a day, stripped the area of clover, leaving them with quiet amusement and grateful hosts.

Hortense Josephine Louis Bonaparte Holland Constance Switzerland Appenzell France Louis

Dragon Flies Form Ordered Line On Telegraph Wires

Professor Charles Barrios, zoology expert from Lille, observed about 60 000 dragon flies alight and line up on telegraph wires in Morbihan France. The insects rested motionless with heads toward the west, forming a uniform chain that followed the wire’s direction until the road turned south.

Lille M. Charles Barrios Morbihan France Professor Barrios

Women offenders housed in convents in Austria

In Austria murder convictions do not lead to ordinary prisons or gallows for women. Female criminals are sent to convents like Neudorf where nuns supervise them. They perform domestic tasks and crafts, with wages split between immediate pay and savings for release.

Austria Neudorf Vienna

Notable Civil Rights Quote Cites Liberia and Haiti

A controversial claim asserts only Liberia and Haiti deny civil rights or property to white individuals. The statement, reflecting biased views, highlights colored perspectives on race and rights.

Liberia Haiti

Rest and Restlessness in a Mathilde Blend Poem

The selection from the Poems of Mathilde Blend laments fatigue and seeks final repose beyond life. It contrasts restless striving with a desire for quiet extinction and the absolution of the grave.

Mathilde

Matanza's Legend of Uncle Curro and the Dwarf

A Spanish tale follows Uncle Curro a spendthrift driven to debt and despair. A dwarf in a friar's robe offers a magical purse and later a tablecloth that miraculously provides feasts, but Curro's luck falters again. The friar finally gifts a cudgel to end the struggle and ensure he need fear no one.

Judas Curro Uncle Curro Uncle Carr Uncle Curre Curre Ocurro Uncle Carro

Curse of the cudgel and the rise of Matanzas

The tale recounts Uncle Curro wielding a magical cudgel that massacres foes and spares none. After authorities and soldiers fall to the cudgel, the king pardons Curro, granting a Cuban province. he founds a city and the land becomes known as Matanzas for slaughter.

Rwiin Garro Curro Ocurro Uncle Curro America Cuba Matanzas Buffalo Express

Professor of religion or general vagabond, a courtroom farce

In a Chicago Post excerpt a prosecuting attorney questions a defendant about his profession. The witness jokes that the defendant is a professor of religion who drinks lightly and supports himself by leaning against a lamppost, ending with the attorney admitting his ignorance.

Parks Mr. Parks Chicago Post

The Little Japanese at Home in St Nicholas

Miss Ida Tigner Hodnett describes the winter pastime of children in St Nicholas. Girls weave cotton cord balls with bright silk, bounce or kick them, and both girls and boys play battledoor and shuttlecock in streets with family games and playful discipline. The bat bears pictures of famous figures. The shuttlecock is a feathered round centerpiece.

Ida Tigner Hodnett St. Nicholas Miss Hodnett

Ballade of a Friend I Am Fair to Middling

A terse portrait of a steady, thoughtful friend who meets the narrator daily. The friend replies with the refrain I’m fair to middling nothing more, describing a composed, neat, keen, and lucid mind. The envoy adds praise for his consistent good nature and reply.

A. T. Schuman Boston Transcript

Dell and Miss Sayles Find Spring in a Vermont Farm Romance

Dell, a 24 year old Vermont farm hand with sunbleached blond hair, hosts Miss Hamilton and her companion Miss Sayles for a short visit. Dell woos Miss Sayles with violets and nature walks, then drives them to the station before dawn. The pair share a budding affection as Miss Sayles longs to return home.

Dell Groveland Mason Miss Hamilton Green Mountain Miss Sayles Peter Ferguson Bernardine Katharine Hartman

Mendelssohn and Liszt in a Hungarian encounter

In Max Muller's Recollections, Liszt, in a Hungarian costume, astonishes with a bravura display. Mendelssohn, urged to play, performs Liszt's melody and variations to the crowd, subtly echoing Liszt's movements while keeping harmony with the mood. Liszt praises the challenge as unmatched.

Liszt Mendelssohn Felix Max Muller

Peace and War Across Europe by Century’s End

A survey shows Turkey endured 37 years of war and 59 of peace from 1801 to 1896. Spain 81 years of war 65 of peace. France 27 and 69. Russia 24 and 72. Italy 28 and 78. England 21 and 76. Austria-Hungary 17 and 79. Germany 13 and 88. Sweden 10 and 86. Portugal 12 and 34. Denmark 9 and 87.

Europe Turkey Spain France Russia Italy England Austria-Hungary Germany Prussia Sweden Portugal Denmark

Senators and Representatives with Civil War Service Identified

The United States Senate includes 12 members who served in the Union army and 12 who served in the Confederate army. In the House, 57 representatives were Union veterans and 30 were ex Confederates.

United States Senate Kansas City Journal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Awer Board of Life Japan Mendelssohn and Liszt Veterans In Congress J. W. Bean, M.D Fairfield, Iowa B. N. Gantz, M.D Fairfield Iowa Harrison & Ball’s Calvin Snook D. G. Higley W. Fordyce, M.D Risk & Hufstedler’s Court Street R. C. Sayers, D.V.M Gordon’s Livery Barn E. G. Grove, M.D Monfort Building Savings Bank Frank Fourt South Side Drug Store J. B. Monfort Harris & Cuddy Pads South Side Square T. L. James Over Held & Kerrick’s E. R. Smith North Side Park M. A. McCorp I. H. Tomlinson Attorney At Law McCoid & Tomlinson Southeast Corner Park Jefferson County H. ©. Ranfy F. F. Simmons Raney & Simmons Bell Rocery Northwest Corner Square Owa First National Bank Park Parsons College Daniel EK. Jenkins
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