22 May 1884
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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1884
Page
1
The Washington Letter roasts Arthur and Blaine amid party struggles and sketches criticism of Capitol statues and public art. It condemns costly monuments as senseless vanity while recounting Grant era financial schemes and a St. Louis widow’s failed investments. Dow Pepro.
A Cuiiaco man blushed and fled into a stairway when a group of young women appeared on the street. He had forgotten his cane and could not greet them properly in such a exposed state.
A New York woman seeks a governess for her children described as likeminded with Christ and to share meals in the kitchen reflecting the era's strong Christian culture in the city.
The New Orleans exposition secures a $1,000,000 appropriation from Congress and is expected to surpass all prior U S world fairs. A separate feature notes a Q&A where a fashionable lady asks about pleasure from praise and a confessional response about truth.
A Middletown Transcript snippet shows an editor chiding his daughter for late arrivals as she mentions Charles Henry becoming a morning edition. The piece also jokes about Gen Gordon and a Kansas City confidence gang valuing him at two and a half million dollars in a rapid, offhand manner.
The Norristown Herald notes a Boston firm offers a Pivot corset guaranteed not to dislocate ribs or hinder breathing. It argues the device should meet high standards of comfort and effectiveness, joking that it must squeeze as strongly as a rival product to satisfy all users.
A young physician asks a pretty patient if a kiss can replace his fee. The patient coyly confirms and instructs him to send it to the druggist to be made up with the rest of the medicine.
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