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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1898
Page
6
Esperance settles into her room at the deanery feeling loneliness and unfamiliar comfort. a nurse arrives, the wall-flowers remind her of France, and she longs for Javotte as she drifts to sleep with the nurse's gentle care and a growing sense of companionship.
In a Gloucester house Esperance faces a cold welcome from Mrs. Mortlake while Cornelia tests her learning and patience. Esperance endures a tense morning at the cathedral and a fraught lesson on geography as Camelia subjects her to critique and discipline.
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Havana women mimic American and European styles with modest purses shaping choices. Sun protection via black lace scarves and fans is common. many wear identical outfits, often in heliotrope fabrics. Few are described as pretty by American beauty standards, with aging and cosmetics mentioned.
A survey of war economics notes daily naval outlays at 1,500 per ship and national spending surpassing 750,000 dollars. It cites 1897 cruiser New York costs, Maize expenses, and broader figures for the Union navy and army across four years of conflict, estimating hundreds of millions in totals and losses. It contrasts naval and land forces, highlights ammunition costs, canal provisions, and general destruction worth tens of millions, concluding with long historical spending comparisons.
An Italian known as Guazone the Wheat King is said to own 6 270 acres in Argentina that yield ore like crops.
In a fashion note from Japan, theatres arrange Daxes so ladies can switch outfits during the evening. Janok favored a stylish look with a single dress kept throughout the show and worn with the same ornaments.
Dorothey awakes to Auntie Anne bending over her bed wearing pink. The aunt promises a breeze and frost to send Dorothy to sleep, while Dorothy teases that breezes are only fogs. The scene hints at a playful, eerie exchange about dreams and safety from a cold land.
The 1834 Iceland population stood at 72,177. Emigration to Winnipeg declined after 1890, with most departures occurring before that year. Sixty-five percent rear box sheep and cattle while fifteen percent engage in fishing.
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