23 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
1
A Chicago Inter Ocean tale recalls western dangers with Dick Taynes a young cowpuncher who fought rattlers with a bowie knife. In one close call he sliced a diamond rattler headless, later escaping with a wounded thumb and vowing to avoid rattlers with bare hands.
A sturdy boy defending a frail sister and crippled mother confronts a rushing passer who knocks a flower girl. The man apologizes, then praises the boy for his self respect, while the crowd watches. The scene reflects community values and responsibility.
The fore mast of Nelson’s flagship Victory, presented by King Edward to the Royal United Service Institute in Whitehall, has a history of display from Bushey Lodge to Windsor. A robin pair nested in the shot hole during its early years, and the mast later supported Chintrey’s bust before being placed in Windsor’s guard chamber with the inscription Auspice Gulielmo IV.
A small river jam forces Patrice and Cyprien to join a dangerous log drive while Emmeline watches in worry. Patrice sacrifices to free the jam as Cyprien helps, the logs surge, Cyprien drowns, Patrice survives badly injured, Emmeline poisons herself in grief and claims Cyprien’s death.
A Chicago night police reporter recounts a near suicide dream event on a Des Moines bound train. He slept with a revolver in his pocket and awoke when the gun pressed against his temple, fearing a self inflicted death by own action had he pulled the trigger.
A London newspaper notes that a Pilgrim Fathers image at Westminster Abbey shows the Mayflower flying the union flag, which first existed in 1800. Naval paintings in the Royal United Service Institution also show pre 1800 battles with today’s union flag due to restorers adding St Patrick’s red cross over St Andrew’s cross.
In a defense of national shipping policy, a Ceylon Standard leader argues the finest vessels bound for the far east fly the German flag and warns that American passenger steamers will soon contest routes via Suez. It urges adherence to the home lines and their rules, or travelers should seek foreign ships.
Fashion commentary details elegant trends with self capes almost three-quarters long in Oxford grays and dark blues, raglan coats in black silk and linen, and cut-out batiste gowns. It highlights embroidery, silver accents, empire white satin coats, lace trims, and ornate millinery shaping hair and hats.
A fruit salad served on ice refreshes a fired palate on hot days. Use short thick bananas or plantains, scoop pulp, fill peels with sliced bananas, shredded orange, cherries and blanched walnuts with mayonnaise dressing, chill briefly before serving on crisp lettuce.
A housekeeper shares a simple Spanish style recipe using bacon and onion browned, peeled tomatoes added, then cold boiled rice. Season with pepper and salt. a chilla pepper is suggested, and the dish serves six. String beans can substitute rice.
Justice Laughlin in Buffalo issues a permanent injunction with costs and accounting against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn retailer over Dr Clark s Foot Powder. The court holds the product an imitation of Foot-Ease and upholds Allen S Olmsted s Foot-Base trademark. Similar suits will target other infringers using spurious labels and packaging.
A digest notes emigration rates in England, a Dublin film on typewriters, London leisure spending, Liverpool density, Suffolk farmers seeking Danish dairy tips, Christ’s Hospital changing dress, a coastal voyage hypothetical, a Hobbema sale in London, timber shipping limits, cheese output in the United Kingdom, juries fading in English trials, and many juries to be waived at Trinity.
Buck Creek Indiana Mrs Elizabeth Rorick of Buck Creek reports severe rheumatism and sleepless nights. After using Dodds Kidney Pills she is fully cured with no pain or rheumatic symptoms returning. Tippecanoe County residents hearing of her cure also report improvement and continued relief from the pills.
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