Return of the Denunciations and a Widow's Renunciation
In the library confrontation, Madame Danville challenges Tradaine and Lomaque as truths emerge about Danville’s betrayal. Lomaque reveals he witnessed the tribunal’s denials and misdirections, while Dubois mourns his mistress and a widow proclaims she has no son, demanding silence as she is led away. General Berthelin later apologizes to Tradaine.
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Lomaqu
Madame Danville
Charles
Frog
Tradaine
Danville
Lomaque
Trudaine
Robespierre
France
Dubois
Lomaqne
Berthelin
Hushani
Helen
No. 1
Paper restaurant rises in Hamburg port
A paper eating-house stands in Hamburg port with double paper walls on frames, a weather shield partition, and fastened with bolts and hinges for quick assembly. The dining room seats about 160, has 22 windows and 4 skylights, heated by two stoves, with a manager’s block and kitchen section nearby, costing 1500 marka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Easter Eggs and Resurrection Symbolism in Early Christianity
The article traces the egg as a life symbol across ages and regions. It notes eye imagery at aprhigo festivals and Roman spring gifts, then explains early Christians adopted the practice, facing Church condemnations in A D 521 and 416, yet preserving the egg as a symbol of Christ’s resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Oats and Bonnets and Letters on Matrons Gifts
In Women’s Corner discusses bonnets for children with ruffled white lace and crowns of pique popular in pink and blue, plus hints on dress styles for a simple, tasteful look. It also covers a reader dilemma about marriage prospects, offering advice to consult heart and weigh suitors. Additional notes include gift ideas for teachers and janitors, and guidance on choosing graceful attire and flowers.
Fashion as seen by artists and editors in society gowns
The passage contrasts editors and women shaping dress to public taste. It notes fashion chroniclers view styles through a woman's lens, with the pictured gown representing an exception: the artist witnessed it, admired it, and rendered it in drawing.
Belle of the After Church Parade Advice and Fashion Bits
The piece offers guidance on engagements and waiting for a partner, warning against long arrangements and uncertain understandings. It shifts to fashion discourse with Anxious Mary’s inquiry about appropriate gifts for school staff and details on a fourteen year old graduate’s dress and color schemes. The Chicago News excerpt mocks fashion commentary and includes gossip about a stylist and a forthcoming artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Olwen
Wan
Algo
Distillery Plans Loom as Leavenworth Eyes Heated Term
A fragmented column notes new distillery and large cold storage looming in Leavenworth as the town faces the approach of the heated term with calm. Mentions a cure-all tonic and a labor union among Wisconsin servant girls, with delegates and alternates active.
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Leavenworth
Wisconsin
Peripatetia
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Wilkie, Collins
International Press Association
Thelveta
Rock of Gibraltar
Hood
Columbia
Fe. Co
Hartford
Conn
HALL
B. P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N. E
Ak Neil
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