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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1896
Page
4
Agents of the Nickel Plate road offer low rate excursion tickets on December 24 25 31 1895 and January 1 1896. The sale dates are set across the holiday period.
Births visits and engagements abound as Major J E Miller’s family is in Bluffton. The Ivy Leaf club held a literary musical at Hibernian hall. Beechwood wedding invitation issued for Jessie Anna Bond to Francis Isley Brown on Jan 15. Police chief Liggett ill at home. streets crews haul 200 loads of snow. Jolly 65 club hosted a Princess Rink hop with 100 couples and 400 spectators.
The excerpt features a cartoonish exchange with Hicks and Jones about an armless man and putting on gloves, followed by a witty deduction about idols and feet of clay. It cites the New York Tribune and Indianapolis Journal as sources of the quoted lines.
The Chicago Record describes a jocular exchange at a wedding scene with light banter about sleeves. The bishop’s serious look contrasts with bridesmaids’ oversized sleeves, creating a humorous moment.
A restrained, enterprising widow in New York transforms her late husband’s thriving wholesale strap business into a successful enterprise. She bears the care of her husband in the asylum, finances schooling for two daughters, and keeps the business afloat for four years until his death. Her example supports women’s roles in management and education reform.
A fragment states there has never been a case of scandal at a coeducational Michigan university and argues education together will end romance folly. It also quotes the bishop of Carlisle boasting about button sewing compared to women. The note signs as Hiiza ARCHAED CONNER.
An Irish tale recalls a priest solving a pig theft by persistently asking a parishioner who stole Pat Doolan s pig. After three Sundays with no direct accusation the priest hurls a reproach at Jimmie Doran, who then leads to the pig being found at Pat Doolan s cabin door.
A man impresses with his nerve during a private theater viewing while his fiancée performs. Parallel notes praise Whistler alongside Corot Millet and Manet, with Mr Du Maurier not voting in the quartet selection.
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