Echo in the Orchard and a Prussian Suitor
A seven year old girl recalls a poignant day with an eleven year old friend and echoes of Echo and a river memory. In Strasburg after the Franco-Prussian war Marie Archaimbault faces a German lieutenant Karl Eichmann, whose tale of brother Alphonse’s death and a proposed marriage tests her loyalties. She rejects prejudice, yielding at last to love as her aunt and the abbe witness their union.
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Bo Oliver
Heaven
Echo
Forry
Oliver
Vjean Ingelow
Longman
Ido
Abbe
Marie Archaimbault
Alphonse
Mile Archaimbault
Paris
Archaimbault
Strasburg
Marie
Mademoiselle
Aubussen
Pans
Bresh
Manes
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M le Pretendu
Mo Archaimbault
Marchaimbault
Mile Marie
Merie
Matilda
Flanders
Matante
Erefore
Milo Arenaimbault
Sul
Karl Exhmann
Saul Marie
Karl Eichmann
Von
Monsieur
Hum
Heath
Mademoielle
Red von
Tianelle
Pari
Manomment P
Wes Pine
Bender
Our Lady of Sorrows
Herd Mane
Mary
Christ
Ms Portrai
Teave Alphonmse
Cvem
Jon
Madamorelle
Herce
Karl Kiehmann
Lota
Mlle Archaimbault
Diable
Mlle. Archaimbault
Whitehall Review
Joan van Rensellage
Darby Livingston
Dyg
A Darby
Darby
Joan
Ened
Europe
Joan Joan
Prentie Mulford
San Franrico
Foreign Gossip Highlights European Trends and Customs
The item collects brief notes on Italy paying cabmen fifteen cents an hour, Vienna ladies fencing, Italian money brokers and bankrupts, a Russia factory law for child workers, royal Prussian tradesmen, a London fancy ball with electric lamp attire, peacock feather dresses in Nice, and curious European customs from Milan to Japan.
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Italy
Vienna
Austria
Tancorotto
Russia
Prince Leopold
Hohenzollern
Duchess of
Archaimbault Confronts Matrimonial Crisis in Strasburg Society
Mile Archaimbault, sister of a Strasburg banker, erupts in a heated exchange over a proposed marriage between Marie and a Prussian suitor. Her anger and sharp gaze reveal the tension in a conservative circle amid looming alliances and family honor.
Japanese Homes and Customs in Early Observations
The article describes plain one story houses with wooden joinery and no paint, dining on trays with rice straw mats, and sleeping on removed bedding. It notes scarce furniture, charcoal heat, portable writing tables, sword racks, and shrine altars. It contrasts modest daily life with rare treasured arts in private houses and temples while noting rising foreign influences on government buildings.
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Laues Triins
New England
Japan
Sharks and fishermen in tropical waters and their perils
The article describes tropical sharks and the luckless fishing battles with them. It details how sharks tolerate and outwit lines and hooks, their cunning behavior around boats, and the risks to gear as fishermen test with rope and iron.
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Amie
Enchor
Nassau
Banama
Three-Headed Woman Illusion Stuns St Louis Audience
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports a museum illusion by William Sebastian featuring a six by eight foot glass setup over an oven. Manager Sackett and a reporter lay beneath, creating a convincing three headed figure with heads seemingly joined to one body, illuminated by gas lights and then vanished when lights shifted.
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William Sebastian
Museum
Manager Sackett
Sebastian
Mr. Sack
Ett
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
French Cookery as a Parisian Art and Its Taste for Novel Dishes
The piece praises Parisian French cookery as inventive like Athens, noting chefs create new dishes each season and seek master hand prestige. It highlights the cycle of trends from grand hotels to guides, with famed salads and side dishes replaced by innovations, and mentions provincial stars drawing attention to Cherbourg and other appetites.
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France
Athens
Cherbourg
Esiie
London
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