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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1898
Page
7
Portia and Dulce host a lively gathering where Roger and Dicky tease Dulce’s guest Portia. Fabian Blount remains aloof as the group shifts to the veranda for moonlit talks and a private moment between Portia and Fabian before being escorted inside for supper.
Portia and Dalemen walk along a scented garden path under a moonlit sky. Portia feels a chill and momentary fear from a stranger, then regains composure as she speaks of past suffering and recalls being with someone unspecified. The scene ends with Portia apologizing for her forgetfulness and uncertainty.
Portia and Mark Gore drift through a sunlit country house as flirtations and plans unfold. Fabian, watching Portia, manages a tense dynamic with Dicky Browne and Gregory Styme lurks unseen. A looming secret behind crimson curtains hints at a shadowy future for Portia.
An elderly merchant named Notel, fond of singing, is serenaded by his club on the eve of his silver wedding. The scene unfolds with neighbors gathered, bells and lanterns, as Notel reappears at his window to thank the group for the ovation, a humorous satire on passion over incongruities. The clipping also notes a salmon pack in British Columbia at 600,000 cases.
Luta Van Cortlandt, a New York singer with European training, faced a crushing stage fright at the Metropolitan Opera House during a concert. A misfired performance, crowd laughter, and a hiss led to a collapse, delirium, and a vow to never sing publicly again.
The article lauds Theodor Momiaen as a premier historian on Rome, ranking him with Gibbon for his sweeping Roman History. It notes the four volume set, its accessible style, and Momiaen’s impact on scholarly research, languages, and appreciation of Rome’s political and social growth.
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