Padre Mateo and the Cats of the Mission
Amy Elizabeth Leigh recounts Padre Mateo of a California coast mission and his sacristan Guadaloupe in a darkly comic tale. The cats multiply under the priest and are mercilessly disciplined by the sleeping sacristan using a crucifix and whip, until all felines vanish and the priest laments his cruel affection for them.
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The Padre and the Sacristan Discuss Cats
In a humorous scene, Padre Mateo and the sacristan argue over the behavior of cats. The sacristan complains the cats act devilish and flee the crucifix, while the padre dismisses the accusation and demands they be called. The exchange reveals a clash between superstition and practicality in a church setting.
Louisville spring meeting opens Friday and more sports news
Louisville opens its spring meeting Friday while Cincinnati wins a game and eyes elysium. Ed Williamson eyed for purse, Keterbrook to be released by Louisville, Galvin injury risks season. St. Louis pooling rights at 2700 per day. Stanford horses sale in New York stirs interest. Jack Ashton to handle Sullivan’s Kilrain bout. Kentucky to spend 3900 on Lexington facilities. International chess in New York draws attention. Weiss leads. Sanders’ knockout blamed on a shoulder. May 27 jump from Cincinnati bridge announced by Meredith Stanley. Umpire Lynch critics harsh, Daley not slated for Keefe job. Yacht Valkyrie likely to race in America. Wallace Ross plans Dover to Calais row. Reports on various race results across Louisville, Nashville, and Philadelphia scenes.
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Jersey City
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Daley
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Chicago
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Digby Thomas
Robert C. Hilliard
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Frank Lane
Among the fair sex and dogs in one column
A survey of notable American women in literature and society highlights Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton and Mrs. Mary L. Booth, with remarks on suffrage, waist measurements, and theater work. Separate notes recount dog encounters at Hartford and Kittaning, including a fatal foxhound incident and tails as curiosities, plus a vivid ad copy line about digestive tonics.
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United States
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Astor
Dresden
China
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Shea
Holland
Frank Leslie
The
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Chicago
San Francisco
Jennie C. Croly
Sarah J. Hale
Godey
America
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Mildred Conway
Moncure D. Conway
Agnes Huntington
Prince of Wales Theater
London
Mme
Carlotta Patti de Munck
Paris
New York
Mary L. Booth
Why the Fires Go Out in Gas Service
Indianapolis Nat's Gas Co explains fires go out due to local causes inside homes.Too much or too little draft, restricted mixers or blocked nozzles cause flames to extinguish. Company cannot inspect every fire and urges customers to identify internal problems, offering gas supply and information from Burbeey Holton & Co, 177 East Washington Street.
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Nat's Gas CO
Apciana
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Burbeey, Holton & CO
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Cold Wave Prompts White Dress Claim of Blair Treatment Cure
Miss Louise Von De Walle recounts a year old cold from wearing white at a church event. She says Blair Treatment improved her symptoms rapidly after two months, noting relief from head and chest congestion, fatigue, and appetite loss. She provides residence and office details for verification and treatment access.
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Royal Specific touted as cure for alcoholism and drinking habit
An advertisement claims the liquor habit is curable by a product called Royal Specific. It asserts the treatment works for old and new drinkers, can be given with or without patient knowledge, and promises a guaranteed appetite loss when taken as directed. Sold by Ward Bao at 40 Washington St, price 2 per bottle.
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