Lion Tamer Folklore Revised by Patience and Kindness
The article argues that genuine wild-beast taming rests on patience, kindness, and fondness for animals, not fear or cruelty. It details steps to earn a lion’s confidence, from quiet observation to inside-the-cage training, using friendly measures like meat rewards and even a chair as a symbol of power. It notes dangers remain and warns against anger or firearms, emphasizing humane mastery over force. It also references Pope’s views on women’s dress and a preference for white blue or black gowns as symbols of virtue and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Moffitt
St. Nicholas
Vatican
Trousseau
Spain
Italy
Pall Mall Gazette
Morocco
London Daily Telegraph
Lee-Lee-Lee
His Ideal Love Leads to a Side-Note Wedding
A man waited for his ideal partner and married yesterday, with a queenly image in mind. The bride, described as freckled, plump, and short, babbled lightly as the ceremony began. Her ex-husband remarried elsewhere while the vows were spoken, and the couple’s children cried during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Sixpence and fate reunite two lovers after years apart
Lieutenant Enson attends his friend Hackett's wedding, searches for Lysbeth Lytle, and learns the missing bride hid a sixpence that triggers a reunion. Enson discovers Lysbeth, now Miss Porter, who kept the sixpence as a token and returns his heartily earned fortune of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Enson
Hackett
Enson
Maybrook
Ned Enson
America
Ellen
Miss Perry
Mr. Enson
Eason
Hammond
Porter
Fayette Street
Lysbeth
Hammond’s
Lysheth
Mrs. Lytle
Miiammond
Maidens of Morocco and a church sinking in Rome
A vivid sketch contrasts Moroccan Moorish wedding customs and girlhood rites with a note on Moorish seclusion. It then shifts to Roman church history, describing Santa Maria Antigua near the current church and its ancient frescoes, amid claims of early Christian use in the Caesars’ palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria Antigua
Rome
Santa Maria
Caligula
Joseph
Pharoah
Potiphar
Nome
Palace of the Caesars
Chicago Daily News
Tonorance Bliss Hints At Contentment
A brief dialogue from a Chicago Daily News item where Borem suggests tonorance is bliss and Miss Cutting notes its effect on the youth’s contented, happy look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borem
Miss Cutting
Chicago Daily News
Miscellaneous World Facts and Historical Notes
A collection of varied statements cites Britain's banks and tea supply, London rain days, Charing Cross bridge length, rising Japanese living costs, Andorra conscription note, Bulgaria egg shipments to England in April, Australian colonial governance, European climate month signs, Laplanders’ height, English brass farthings, and Berlin lawyers shunning Saturday work.
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United Kingdom
Britain
London
Charing Cross Bridge
Japan
Guernsey
British Empire
England
Bulgaria
Western Australia
Australia
Europe
Berlin
It Pays to Read Newspapers in Cox Wisconsin
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease unable to walk. After trying various treatments he used Dodd's Kidney Pills and recovered enough to work all day. He reports dramatic improvement and calls the case remarkable in Chippewa County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
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Authors Syndicate
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Broadway
New York
Mlandlog
Bymall
J.P. Allen
St.paul
Minn
Posoure
Wee Sons
Charterhouse Bq
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Sole
Boston
U. 8
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