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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1895
Page
1
A frightened child tells of a wind overturned name and reveals Shiney-Eyes as her own. An adult asks for the last name, but she explains her mother never scolds except for wrongdoing, citing a culprit named Mohetable Sapphira Jones as the one blamed for misdeeds.
A late night voyage around Cape Horn faced a ferocious March gale. Two sailors fall overboard during sail furling and another dies of injuries. Rescue attempts fail as the ship hurries toward New York, then buries its dead at sea after prayer. The crew, reduced in numbers, presses on toward Cape Horn with caution and resolve.
A garbled historical garland recounts a mythical bearer carrying a late royal letter from Bayu lands to the German throne. The tale mentions Count Mase von Flolnstein, a death announcement, and a long journey from Munich to Versailles. It hints at a German Emperor claim and a teenage envoy delivering a provocative missive.
The excerpt argues that women riding the ballot do not guarantee virtuous reforms or uniform political views. It contrasts divergent opinions among women and men, notes dress reform and hypothetical humor about managing husbands, and cites a New York physician praising hot water as a cure-all. It reflects early 20th century gender discourse, balance of optimism and caution, and social humor about domestic life.
A silk blouse is washed with white curd soap in hot water, then rinsed in cold water and squeezed gently. Do not wring, dry in a cloth, and iron while keeping the grain even. If stiffness is needed a solution of gum arabic can stiffen, but gum spoils the silk texture.
Mrs. Burton Harrison weighs in on the social code and etiquette of calling a person a woman or a lady in an Interesting discussion in the Ladies' Home Journal. She argues the distinction is a matter of intuition amid American society, noting that social titles depend on context and grace. Tight collars are noted as causing throat swelling as a side remark.
A London Paris round of literary notices details Rolf Boldrewood writing Sphinx of Eaglehawk while Auguste Vacquerie and Victorien Sardou pursue works in progress. Critics discuss Hawthorne Kipling Suderman and the queen’s proposed merit order for writers, with caution on future recipients.
A compact sketch notes a small-bodied sensitive male composer among Boston notables, famed for a witty wife who jokes about his habit of composing. After a tea, chatter and flirtatious girls praise his music while the wife quips she composes him.
A fragment from a period piece describes small broiled fish and scallop dishes used in an ornate china shop setting. The wording hints at a domestic scene with younger characters and a playful, somewhat nonsensical dialogue about manners and affection.
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