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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1893

Page

6

Cigarette Evils Alarm Citizens in Alarmed Warning

A broad anti smoking tract cites physicians in the United States and Great Britain condemning cigarettes as a grave danger to youth. It alleges adulteration and opium in tobacco, warns of nicotine poisoning in boys, and notes studies linking tobacco to brain impairment, heart disease, and poor school performance. The piece highlights cases of child vagrancy tied to smoking, calls for parental vigilance, and urges boys to renounce cigarettes.

United States Great Britain Tigara Broke Hammond Willard Parker Pree College of New York Chisses Yale Harvard Himn New York Tribune Conziley

United in Death: Two Alleghany Girls Take Poison Route

Two teenage girls from Allegheny, Jennie McDonald and Mamie Hipple, died after Poison was ingested following a pact to join their deceased friend in death. Mamie had committed suicide earlier after being scolded by her mother for truancy. Jennie’s death occurred near her father James McDonald’s home after she sought a final promise with Mamie’s spirit.

Alleghany Jennie McDonald James’ McDonald Alléghany Griffithe Miss McDonald Mamie Hipple Dr. Hipple Mamie Jennie McDonald Robin Pittsburg

Willing to Hold the Baby by a Kind Stranger

Abraham Gilbert of Branchville assisted a young woman on a Danbury to Bethel train, holding her infant when she vanished at Bethel without reappearing. With no railroad rule to claim custody, he brought the child home, naming him a healthy boy. No search or identification attempted. Norwalk, Conn. Disputes.

Gilbert Buly Tau Audber Norwualk

Weingarten to be sent to Germany over misconduct

Commissioner Senner orders Gustav Weingarten sent back to Germany. He arrived on the Roland November 14 and stayed with sister Emma at 16 Garden Street Brooklyn. Emma says their father is Professor Doreas Weinighrten of the University of Würzburg. He studied dentistry and briefly worked in a Brooklyn dentist office, where he caused a patient to lose six front teeth under gas before being dismissed.

Senner Gustav Weingarten Germany Weingarten Roland Emma Garden Street Brooklyn Elis Island Doreas Weinighrten University of Wurzberg Gustav Reson New York

Stolen Turkish Costumes Disrupt Washburn Gym Class

The Washburn college gymnastics class experienced a theft when a student removed the Turkish costumes from the dressing room. Skirts were used to conceal outfits during travel to the gym, causing disruption until the responsible student was identified and disciplined.

Washburn Collay Latve Topeka Dispatch

Yepewstone Park Sees Winter Closure of Yellowstone

The article notes the end of the summer season in Yellowstone Park with all hotels and lunch stands closed for winter. Dense forests geysers and other attractions are left to wildlife and soldiers guarding the area to protect the miners.

Yepewstone Park

Papi Students' Bar Dispute Sparks Police Interest

A vague report notes a dispute at Papi Students' Bar about a potential event this week. Authorities, including police, are involved as questions arise over who should partake or lead the gathering amid tensions.

Papi

Recalling Stanton and Anthony's 1851 meeting in Syracuse

The interview revisits Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, recalling their first meeting in May 1851 during antislavery work in Syracuse. They discuss how Bloomer’s dress influence sparked debate, Stanton's push to change laws, Anthony’s early wage grievances, and their paths toward women's rights activism.

Caanen Wrilet Esponse Boomers Alvza Beth Cady Stanton Suann R. Anthony Anthony Alan Suan Stanton Busan Miss Anthony Misa Anthony Womat Buffragge Coriva Cady Flora Susan Mary Rochester Syracuse

Whistler Decor and Dining Taste in London Gentlewoman

A London Gentlewoman column recounts Mr. Whistler's refined dining table decor and tableware. It describes a white striped tablecloth, damask napkins, blue china, ivory bird cage, and imperial silver dishes. The piece notes Whistler's fondness for grand centerpieces including peacocks and a swine motif, arranged with ornate garnish and champagne.

Whistler Tao Mr. Whistler London

Hints On Draperies For Wide Open Rooms

A fragmented guide describes curtain styles to cover gaps between two windows with rich fabrics. It notes drapery lengths, looped curtains, and a short projecting lambrequin to create the illusion of a deep recess. The text mentions color trends like gold, blue, and willow tones for an inviting, extended vista between spaces.

Stanging Picturis From a Detroit Paper

The article describes hanging methods for pictures by wires and medallion frames, detailing options such as wire across the back, side cords from the molding, and ribbon for delicate frames. It notes preferences by subject color and gender and cites a Detroit newspaper as the source.

Detroit

Public Sympathizer Scheme Echoes Quiet Wit

A New York correspondent notes a clever idea for making a living by becoming a public sympathizer. The plan involves listening to clients for 26 or 50 cents, offering confidences, and promising to bear no greater worry or pain than theirs. The piece also touches on worn, inconspicuous black shoes and their effect on appearance, cited as a Fashion note from Shoe and Leather Facts.

Tae New York

Velvet Beauty Ad Promises Youthful Complexions

An old advertisement extols Black Velvet Gowus ry as a cosmetic product claiming to brighten youthful complexions and eyes. The text mentions a plain skirt, jet accents, and tight shoes as fashionable details accompanying the beauty claim.

Horton Jet

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