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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented excerpt notes eighty six new Congress members and 270 returning ones. It reflects on aristocratic debt versus common debt and the role of poetry in modern events. A Kansas man designs a town seal featuring a large hornet's nest and a protective slogan.
The text praises Benjamin Harrison's constructive citizenship and cites Charles M. Selibaw, head of a major steel trust, claiming the secret of success is loving the work for its own sake. It notes the ease of staying at a job earning a million dollars annually.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court justices wear black gowns with no judicial wig yet shown, though wigs may appear later. The appearance is seen as outward ceremony not affecting decision quality or the soundness of rulings.
A major English steamship line will buy all table supplies in the United States to cut costs and provide the finest fare for passengers. The move aims to feed guests with top quality American products and streamline procurement.
Lord Salisbury’s question of Privilege unsettles pessimists who pretend the empire wanes. It yields permission for his daily Diegele ride in Buckingham Palace events, the throne not tottering as the Premier wheels by.
Japan rapidly grows its military strength by increasing its cavalry and deciding to add forty field batteries. The move suggests continued demand for American horses for years to come, reducing concerns about a US surplus.
Two more children died in a house fire when left alone and locked in a room. The article condemns parents for taking such risks and questions how anyone can justify the practice, noting the deadly consequences.
A horse trapped by a street excavation in Boston was pulled to safety by a car powered by an electrical operator described as kind-hearted. The incident highlights the shift of urban mobility from equine to motorized conveyances.
About 48 miles from Deadwood South Dakota a mountain is described by prospectors as rich in copper. A company capitalized at 5 million dollars has secured control of the mountain and its managers claim it could become the world’s richest copper mine.
Quote by Margaret Deland notes that the distance between a man’s identity and the man himself lies in his opportunity. It emphasizes self-definition through chances pursued.
In a crowded Riverdale bound 420 express, a bold young man Madison reconnects with Dolly Seymour, a familiar blue-eyed brunette, aboard a Harlem-bound car. Their shared past and chance fate lead to rekindled interest as Rose Hill and Helene Cary loom in their budding, fate-driven plans.
A playful verse from St Nicholas praising a fictional Prince o Dimple Chin. The speaker, a scrving-maid, awaits service as the prince sits on his wicker throne and contemplates state affairs with wisdom described in lighthearted, whimsical terms.
A lone oriole fell from its nest and, after being cared for by a lady, preferred human foods over worms. It woke its mistress for breakfast, lounged on a pillow, and tangled her hair. Eventually the bird returned to its natural flock as autumn approached.
Philadelphia Record explains the stereoscope principle and how two slightly different pictures for the right and left eye fuse to create a single solid image. It describes how each eye receives a unique perspective and how the device aligns the images to reproduce depth and realism.
In a quiet yard a wounded robin drags itself to a maple nest, gains strength with its mate’s care, and together they lift to the branches. The scene evokes Burroughs and the idea that news hides in every bush, even in distress.
The Department of Agriculture issued a pamphlet on The Mosquitoes of the United States by Dr Howard. It shows mosquitoes are native worldwide and can breed away from water, survive winter as adults, and live long without food. Males need little, females eat plants, and railroads spread them to new areas.
A Brooklyn Eagle tale follows Awkward Johnnie whose clumsy escapades frustrate his grandmother. Despite promises to reform he returns home muddy after sailing a garden trench stream, prompting a sharp spanking as she notes his improved behavior yet his continued mischief.
Household hints advise replacing tufted upholstery with simpler mahogany covered pieces as the preferred form. The note promotes plain, durable styling over ornate tufting, reflecting evolving tastes in furniture design.
Red leather seat coverings become the current vogue for dining room and library chairs. The deeper oak tones harmonize with the color, while green styles of previous seasons gave way to the somber pairing. The shift reflects evolving furniture fashion driven by darker oaks.
Use wheat bread rye bread kim melbrod pumpernickel or salt water crackers for sandwiches. Fill with thinly sliced cold meat fowl cheese eggs hard boiled sardines or caviare. Slice bread thinly and keep butter soft. Do not exceed three quarters of an inch thickness nor three and a half inches square.
Wood stains increasingly shape interior design as exclusive designers match wood tint to walls and floors. Dark green woodwork with yellow walls is a fashionable scheme, and a light sage green tint proves stunning in dining rooms.
A Harper's Bazar note outlines breakfast and luncheon similarities and differences. It states meals differ in timing and courses yet share table arrangements like doilies cloths flowers cards and favors. An American Queen guide describes cleaning white ostrich feathers with soap lather rinses and a final curl with whalebone.
Reading aloud aids health and coarse bread benefits children. Sleep in separate beds, use fire place ventilation, and teach left handedness. Eyes improve with cold water. Diet for adults varies by work load. Cage birds need care, greens daily, lettuce preferred, millet in cage, and a daily oath attached to the cage to keep sand dry and cake healthy.
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