15 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1901
Page
1
Adelaide Anne Proctor writes in Washington Star on how true beauty and worth come from moving toward deeper life and divine love. She contrasts dawn and twilight, childhood innocence, and life’s fulfillment in a higher sweetness beyond present form.
Miss Scroggs a Towers seamstress fabricates tale of lover Philip Strong to explain a fake engagement and a fictitious death. Julia Logan learns the truth after a telegram reveals Strong is alive. Scroggs confesses and Julia forgives while preparations for a wedding proceed with hidden treachery resolved.
The caller complains the coat feels tight at the shoulders and asks for a check of the back fit. The assistant offers to inspect and provide opinion, reflecting polite newspaper exchange tone.
Undertakers report hundreds of women routinely attend multiple church funerals attracted by pomp and music. They travel to Brooklyn and Jersey, often needing admission to crowded services, while clergymen call it a tendency to be seen and amused rather than a genuine interest in worship.
A correspondent describes a cow mourning a butchered five month old calf. The mother cow shows grief by calling the calf, reducing milk, lowing at night, refusing food, and weeping near the kitchen door, drawing the author to tears.
A Chicago Record Herald piece notes Martha Washington planted a rare yew tree at Williamsburg within the grounds of the Virginia state insane asylum. The Six Chimney House mansion burned long ago, leaving only a cookhouse now used as a toolhouse. Charred bricks from Martha Washington’s house litter the adjacent pasture, souvenirs for visitors.
Beeswax used with white woolens and silks helps prevent yellowing says the Brooklyn Eagle. Grape juice flavors ice cream. Decor boxes serve as racks for sewing silks and ribbons, easing quick repairs. Rice in muffins or pancakes adds variety. Frosted-silver daisies are new dessert vessels. Soak sponges overnight in cold water then ammonia to remove grime. Dry sponges in air and keep them in a dry spot.
A feature discusses how accessible libraries and affordable books lift the poor, with praise from Har yot Half Cahoon and Ned Beans about Mexican bean dishes and simple home meals, highlighting the role of books in enriching life and easy kitchen tips for beans.
Instructions describe shaping cold chicken or veal into rings using a potato ring filled with green peas. A meat filling combines ink flour butter parsley onion juice and seasonings. roll in egg and breadcrumbs and bake. A second recipe tops mashed potato rings with egg and bakes until golden, filling spaces with creamed peas.
The article describes crocerite or mineral wax found in Austria-Hungary and nearby regions, with major deposits in Boryslaw Galicia and Tehelekan Caspian Sea island. It recounts early mining efforts from 1854, a boom to 11,000 pits by 1865, dangers from gas pressure in nests, and a 1898 survey noting 42 mining firms employing 5,413 with 17,068,920 pounds produced that year.
In Atlantic, Maximilian Foster describes a harsh duel between a slit-eared bull and a larger rival. The contest features roaring, clashing antlers, muddy ground, and a cow rallying the fighters before the victor drives the other to cover at dawn, erasing old losses.
A New York Tribune note follows a young actor who preaches that acting blends a high ideal with technical skill. His professional break lands him offstage as a colorfully instructed extra, moving through scenes in Indian, Mexican and bear-suit costumes, learning by quick study and chaos.
A vignette from Current Literature shows Mary visiting her aunts and requesting that Sallie and Lizzie be punished if they misbehave, asserting moral responsibility and urging just action in Tam's absence.
A humorous editorial note mocks a speaker’s aim to marry a titled foreigner while suggesting a humorous alternative, reflecting early American attitudes toward class and marriage as seen in the Ohio State Journal text.
During Mrs McKinleys illness in the city a police squad guarded quarantined streets to bar nonresidents. A dignified immigrant man on the way home claimed 2222 Blank street and the officer quipped with a sly remark about a good hand, allowing him through.
The editor notes that incirenumscriptibleness and honorificabilitudinity both have 22 letters. Quoted authorities include Hyfield the divine and a 1615 Colossians treatise. A recent Bergson biography cites an archbishop diary remark about the Free Kirk in Scotland.
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