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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1901
Page
6
A lyric scene titled A Strolling Singer by Charlotte Becker depicts a weary singer in woodland paths as a beloved gaze from a woman by Ilex trees grants him quiet solace. He longs to die before the morrow but cherishes life and love already lived, in a tableau from Ainslees Magazine.
Paul Westover, a young novelist, faces critics who doubt his portrait of Gertrude Warren. He receives a revealing letter from a real woman claiming his novel mirrors her life. Westover meets Germyn Warren, whose presence tests his fiction becoming reality and hints at romance influenced by art.
When Tennyson nears sixty nine, publisher Edward Moxon seeks Gustave Doré to illustrate the Idylls of the King. Doré questions, Who then is this M. Tennyson, after reviewing the proposals.
The Boston Globe notes women flock to counters for cotton blouses and shirtwaists as spring styles emerge. Manufacturers offer many varieties from plain percales to organdie and silk madras, with bishop sleeves and soft bosoms. Sailor blouses and gingham embroidered options gain popularity, while stiff collars fade.
A New York Sun report describes a social game where thirty six advertising pictures from magazines are pasted on cards and numbered. Guests try to identify what each image advertised, with women outperforming men in guessing accuracy. The best guess reached twenty five.
A French mayor bans the top hat as undemocratic in one commune, part of a wave of local dress edicts. Paris observes a shift toward masculine attire while other towns curb women’s bloomers and clerical garb, reflecting broad municipal control of appearance.
Letters from prominent figures including Dan A. Grosvenor deputy auditor for the War Department and Miss Mattie L. Guild endorse Peruna as a dependable catarrh remedy and spring tonic. Remarks emphasize cures for catarrh of the head stomach and mucous membranes with assurances of expert guidance from Dr Hartman if results falter.
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