A World Between Them Paulein Epp story tragedy
Paulein Epp, a famed singer, leaves Colberg with Herr Fellein to pursue a grand career abroad while her father Max Epp, a poor razor-maker, sinks into drink and poverty. Years later Paulein learns her father is ruined and ends in the beggary she hoped to escape. She visits the skull of failure and finds him a broken specter in a almshouse, while she contemplates the vast world between them.
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Colberg
Paulein Epp
Max Epp
Paulein
Herr Fellein
Imperial Opera House
Lanford Coblein
Fellein
Herr Lellein
Papa
Paulenn Epp
Coleberg
Frankffort
Coblein
Herry Fellein
Max
Prima Donna
Old Max
Max Zipp
Almehouse
Epp
Pauleln Epp
Pautein
Mr. Lipp
Frankfort
Nightingale
Chicago News
Frivolous Anecdotes and Witty Snippets Across Papers
A collage of short quips and jokes from Chicago Tribune Harlem Liles and The Gentlemen features a Boston debutante blushing at a kiss and denying its logic, Mrs Sargent’s remark on marriage, and a Russian widow’s monument line finished with the word alone.
How to keep feet warm in cold weather
Advice on choosing properly fitting shoes to preserve blood flow and air between foot and shoe, avoiding tightness. Warns against damp footwear as moisture evaporation cools feet and hampers perspiration, urging regular shoe changes even at rest to stay warm.
French millinery styles in importers’ hats
The excerpt describes purpure lace hats with loose velvet crowns and open straw brims. Flowers under brims or at the back, large reddish-purple violets, ostrich feathered brims, and trimming color matching metal pins, buckles, and ornaments. It notes the coordinated trimming as a hallmark of French millinery.
Notable deaths and events across nations and cities
M de Giers, Russian foreign minister, is dead, and Francis Canrobert, last marshal of France, has died in Paris. Elmore Ohio burned partially with two lives lost. Col Breckinridge and wife frozen out of Washington society. French ministry named with Ribot as premier. Senate backs Cleveland's Hawaiian policy. Gray to push Mexican boundary settlement. Mafia at work in New Orleans with two murders reported. Columbian Museum Chicago robbed of Egyptian jewelry valued at 5000. Anti-toxin tests at St Louis show good results. Collision near Wilkes-Barre leaves two dead and five injured. Dickens relics sold in London. Pickwick Papers first edition fetches £16.
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M. de Giers
Francis Canrobert
France
Paris
Elmore
Col. Breckinridge
Washington
M. Ribot
Senate
Cleveland
Gray
New Orleans
Columbian Museum
Chicago
St. Louis
Wilkesberre
Hammer
London
Pickwick Papers
City Markets prompt fourth page addition
Markets list prices for meats, lard, bacon and sausages, with Southern fruits and vegetables, canned goods, dairy, and dry goods. The itemized price sheet includes references to Moore, Empire, and Virginia brands, oil, beans, syrup, citrus, and other market staples from January trade listings.
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Empire
Moore
Sige
Morgan & Gray
Link
Indiana
Tierces
Tiercas
Hans Butts
Messina
Florida
Johnson
Columbia River
Sacramento River
Timothy
Orchard Grase
Zige
Pilot
Dakota
Brazil
Amoga
Lion
Cordoba
Banner
Gates
Java
C. Cornayrup
New York
Young Americas
Limburg
Yarmouth
Polk
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