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Newspaper
Los Cerrillos Rustler
Location
Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
7
A dramatic tale narrated by James Noel Johnson in the New York Herald describing an engineer who rescues a woman amid a perilous leap. The narrator reflects on love, danger, and public attention as the event unfolds in Vanceburg, Kentucky, with sensational newspaper coverage following the rescue.
Two World War comrades Frank and Bill reunite by chance in a rail car tale. Tom Hazzard helps locate Penny Pickerson, now a wealthy figure in Washington, and the trio visit his delirious bedside where Penny’s voice calls out to Bill.
A veteran recounts hearing of a will that bequeathed twenty thousand dollars and war relics to the speaker and Mr i from the late P. Pickerson estate. He reflects on aging and a providential pension, while an unseen Toll keeps him from his intended station, as the narrator’s voice lingers on memory and duty.
In a long note from Popular Science Monthly, Mra HM Plunkett cites Garon Delessert and Edwin Chadwick to trace life expectancy across eras. He argues eighteenth and nineteenth century improvements in sanitation and prison reform extended lifespans, while foreseeing a century of further longevity growth.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat overview explains palmistry as a belief that character is hinted by hand lines and mounts. It describes finger roles, major mounts, lifeline, intellect line, and impulse line, noting the practice is largely fanciful and grounded in idealism rather than fact.
The article surveys French and English dress trends for summer, detailing slim and round-waisted silhouettes, cutouts and deep backs, draped fronts and basques, unlined cloth skirts, and skin-fitting coats. It notes lace as dominant garnish, fringe sleeves, and varied fabrics from silk to chiffon, with a shift toward lightweight, tailored gowns and fashionable French gowns with complex backs for the season.
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