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Newspaper

Millicent Times

Location

Millicent, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 15, 1899

Page

2

The Degeneration and Mattoids Tea Room Dialogue

In a crowded music room the talk shifts from Max Nordon's Degeneration to mattoids as Lady Nell and Lady Mauden spar over jealousy and marriage. The narrator toys with themes of pretentious wit, social shaming, and a hinted engagement to Sir George, amid a flurry of flirtatious cliques and theatrical banter.

Manden Leq Bho Max Nordan Wagner Mr. Alauden Nell Lady Nell Lady Neil Sir George Green Eyed Monster Mir Indyahip Neil—Largrence B. Eastwood Weekly Sun

Old World Tales and Witty Marital Quips From Malden

A Niagara of brief vignettes, including a Malden esquire freeing a slave with a sly response about eating meat and bone, a note on Gulf water reaching Norway, and a string of humorous exchanges between two married ladies about forgetfulness and remedies for husbands.

Malden Massachusetts Esquire

Odds and Ends From a Fragmented Page

Scraps of notes and quotations touch on science, society, and humor. Items reference the Order of St Catharine established in 1714, rainfall in New Orleans, hospital counts in Chicago, gender ratios in New York, and sea water composition. A dialogue exchange at a prayer meeting shows light social banter and class remarks.

Order of St. Catharine New Orleans Chicago New York Gascognese Dead Sea

The Prince and the Pig Iron Debtor Bride

A dated Harbinger column recounts Tezsa Siftings notes from March to May about a misled American woman who falls for an Italian prince. She pursues a foreign title while he drains money, beats her, pawns jewelry, and is later arrested as a thief and swindler. She sails to Italy amid ruin.

Matta Tom Prince Italy Tezsa

New Atmospheric Member Argon Identified by Ramsay

An anniversary Chemical Society talk by Professor Ramsay details argon discovered in air during experiments on cleveite. He notes gas from tin mineral boiling with weak acid contained prevailing argon lines and a bright yellow line akin to a solar spectrum element. Crookes confirms findings.

Chemical Society Ramsay Hillebrand Crookes

Little Algy and the Parlourmaid Read Postcards and Theatres

A fragmentary comedy strip features Little Algy and a cousin as a doctor jokes about prescribing on posters to stop a maid from reading postcards. Mrs Newlywed discusses happiness compared to others while a Warren Ohio man dreams of death before a fatal locomotive accident. An editor’s quip about handwriting and a professor’s cryptic question close the fragment.

Mr. Crebbin Crebbin M.D

Tangled Old Fashioned Recipes for Meat and Fritters

A collection of kitchen directions details a lamb breast dish with bones and gravy using stock veal and browning, a pasta like pudding with jam and milk, and lemon fritters with beef suet and breadcrumbs. Includes steps for browning, simmering, and serving with sugar dusting.

Bimpla Cakes and Other Recipes From The Era

A collection of old style recipes including Bimpla Cakes with butter flour and eggs, Invalida toast with gravy, Unfermented Bread using baking powder, Gelatine Jelly with lemon and wine, and a White Cake recipe with lard butter soda and milk.

Good Plain Mutton Broth And Cheap Puddings From Old Recipes

A dated compendium of kitchen fare outlines mutton broth using neck meat barley and seasoned water. It preserves invalid diet cautions against onions herbs and certain vegetables while detailing bread pudding raisins and a lemon sponge cake style bake with rich filling.

Life Insurance Stats Hint At Global Population Shift

Survey data from the past twenty five years shows life expectancy rising six percent or about two years, with mortality around eighty seven per minute and birth rate about seventy per minute. The report notes this growth is uneven across regions, and questions the impact on eastern population trends under current policies.

Sentece Naaraite Suil Tae Riek Tances Easteean Uae

New Forehead Hair Transplant Claims Woman Beauty

A fringe cosmetic method claims to reshape the forehead by moving sprouting hairs from other scalp areas along the hairline. After about three months of daily treatment, a woman is said to emerge with a browed look likened to Madonna or Greek beauties, asserting the forehead as a key feature of allure.

Diet as Cure for Ailments A Victorian Doctor Speaks

Dr Alphonso Willmette, famed for advice over medicine, advocates strict diet to treat many ailments. Client Ponsonly asks about various symptoms from sinking feelings to headaches and heart palpitations. The doctor prescribes dietary changes, including meat, claret, and limited tea or coffee, as the remedy for multiple conditions.

Alphonso Willmette Mir. Ponsonly

Blackwall Tunnel Leads in Century of Great Engineering

The article praises large late nineteenth century projects and highlights the Blackwall Tunnel under the Thames as a groundbreaking achievement. It notes Brunel’s earlier Thames Tunnel, the shield method, and the use of compressed air, with the new tunnel under Greenwich and Blackwall facing challenging passages and high air pressures during construction.

Blackwall Thaines Thames Brunel Greenwich Fiield Bronel Lord Cochrane

Committee of Agitation trial in Berlin sparks law clash

In Berlin a peculiar law bars women scholars and apprentices from political societies, leading to fines for convicted women. The defendants argued they were merely individuals acting as a committee, not a formal society, while the court pressed the statute. Punishments ranged from thirty shillings to five pounds, suggesting tax-like revenue if mirrored here.

Berlin Daily News Hitle Germam

Gogol Manuscript Conclusion Supposedly Rediscovered in Kaluga

A manuscript conclusion to Gogol's Dead Souls is reported to have resurfaced in Kaluga Russia. Gogol burned his original in disgust, but a copy stayed with his amanuensis who is still alive and recently sent to a Russian journal.

Gogol Kaluga Russia Henry

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