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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1897
Page
7
Information to the treasury reveals many Chinese admitted for the Tennessee exposition were secretly leaving Nashville for San Francisco Sacramento St Louis New York and elsewhere to evade the law. A recent count shows 117 still employed at the exposition.
A Cleveland Leader account details a dramatic scene as Teatrice Montgomery meets Harold Vewuley a wealthy Cleveland youth. She is enthralled by his aristocratic bearing and stories of Europe and exotic studies before a sudden scene leads to her fainting and crying for him to be removed.
L M Vincent of St Louis recalls his boyhood fascination with Eugene Sue ́s Wandering Jew and its vulgarities It contrasts with rereading Walter Scott ́s The Antiquary thirty years later praising its grace of telling and enduring charm The note asserts The Antiquary will continue to attract thousands of readers.
Wasps stalk cows to catch flies for their larvae, with one white cow attacked most. A tale recounts a girl born same day as Grand Duchess Olga and the Empress’s warm reaction. An American clergyman proposes Adam and Eve as black, noting climate shaped appearances and clothing.
The article argues sewing remains vital despite machines, praising skilled seamstresses and urging better training for girls. It notes the rise of charity sewing schools, the high value of expert needlework, and critiques sweatshop labor as lacking true skill. It then surveys current fur fashions and collars, highlighting new styles and elaborate capes.
Travel notices list Beatrice Chautauqua June 15 to 27 and Crete Chautauqua June 30 to July 9 with a One Fare for Round Trip from indicated points. One way fares start at 450 dollars and Union Pacific agents offer tickets on fast lines with superior transportation facilities.
The Philadelphia Mint will test aluminum and other untried alloys for possible use in coins. Expert opinion questions practicality due to handling, heating, and rolling difficulties. Experiments cover nickel copper and zinc mixes, German silver, bronze, and aluminum bronze, with aim to weigh feasibility for future cent and nickel substitutions.
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