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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
Mme Sarah Bernhardt lately played a sculptor in a scene that electrified readers yet critics noted the illusion relied on a baked clay bust and damp clay cover rather than true sculpting. The actress simply removes the outer layer to reveal the modeled head beneath.
W I White of Philadelphia describes a seven year battle with a severe leg skin condition that caused constant itching, pain, weight loss, and sleepless nights. After trying many doctors with no relief, he used Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment. Within a short period visible improvement followed, and after six months no recurrence remained. He commends the products to friends.
A brief collection of quotes and quips. It opens with a question about a woman angry at a town stranger and ends with a note on saving money and a remark by D M Craik. The excerpt blends humor and aphorisms in a nostalgic voice.
An exposé describes importers and animal men in New York, detailing how giraffes, elephants, tigers, leopards, and other wild beasts are captured, packed, and shipped to Hamburg. It covers catchers, methods like pits, cages on ships, quarantine, and the high demand from private collectors, zoos, and circuses.
A traveler compares meals in London and New York, noting London cheapest in hors doeuvres and main courses. He records a luncheon bill of 2.65 dollars in New York versus one dollar less in London, and observes beer pricing and service differences, concluding London offers better value.
In a recent Nantucket address Bishop Heslin urged stricter religious standards saying some view religion as too lenient. He cited a parable about a girl asked what to do first to receive forgiveness, reflecting his call for concrete moral action.
An unusual program includes a sack race for ladies with a strict rule excluding professionals. The exchange defines professionals as those who have worn tube gowns, provoking amused commentary about who may participate.
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