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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
3
The Danish court’s most notable member is Princess Waldemar, an artist famed for animal-life scenes. She paints daily at 7 am in her studio in a long winter blouse, while fashion shifts toward practical, sanitary nursery wear and updated necklines.
The Geneva Illinois facility divides girls into six families led by a mother. Girls learn baking cooking washing ironing sewing and milking cows while receiving basic reading writing and arithmetic. They grow vegetables and maintain a large flower garden and enjoy gardening and cooking as part of daily life.
Lace mitts in black and white and varied lengths suit spring wear. Pearled string hats braid with black lace, a white silk parasol edged in black chiffon features medallions, and a bordered lace motif. Evening gowns use miroir satin with net and floral appliques. moire trim on skirts adds bands. Tambour lace appears in designs, while small girls frocks showcase front openings, lacy dicky fronts, and box plaits for fullness at the back.
The Washington Star recounts how electrical burglar alarms and advanced safes have ended the era of major heists. It profiles famed criminals like Count Shinburn and Chauncey Johnson, detailing their methods, bold robberies, and eventual decline as technology outpaced their craft.
A Chicago Inter Ocean report details the annual Comanche bride sale at Saddle Mountain in southern Oklahoma. About fifty young women were auctioned as wives to tribal men amid large crowds, high pony bids, and a notable case involving Amy Parker daughter of Chief Quahuh Parker. A monkeywrenching mix of ceremony and sale occurred over three days with more than 1500 ponies changing hands, and a marriage license issued in El Reno despite tragic hints of despair after onset.
A reflection on humor as a force for mercy and humane conduct. Florence Hull Winterburn argues genuine wit preserves sympathy and discernment, tempering authority with leniency while condemning bigotry and tyranny.
A Washington Star mockingly notes the government’s claim of impartial appointments while citing a poet laureate whose lack of poetry talent did not impede his selection. The exchange highlights perceived bias and satire in official hiring practices.
A look at the car chasers traveling agents and rolling stock managers who track and recover missing railroad cars. Large lines maintain vast fleets, detailed records, and cross country movements from Winnipeg to Mexico, with crews paid to chase, seize, or replace cars as needed.
Military experts note that many great commanders and soldiers were short in stature. From Napoleon to Sheridan and Funston, height has not dictated prowess. Even as enlistment height rises, the era may come when the claim that location and nerve matter more than length of leg is vindicated. Chicago News discusses lowered height limits under debate.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humorous exchange unfolds in a noisy street scene as Rathor mixed with chatter, questions about a visitor, and a joke about a new hired girl. The dialogue bounces with bangs and rattles, ending with a pun about two hired girls and a playful misinterpretation.
A Washington Star quote contrasts a statesman with a politician. The statesman is described as someone studying the meaning of the U S constitution, while others hustle to win votes. It frames wisdom and principle versus partisan campaigning.
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