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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
6
A poetic piece portrays a political candidate who mingles with laborers and farmers. The chorus claims the candidate speaks to workers while questioning his honesty and ability to work, urging scrutiny of his record and motives. The poem ends with a chorus line praising the candidate’s appeal to the workingman.
In a rough era tale set on Oil Creek in the sixties, Lacy's partner hands over his lease as his own fortunes fade. Lacy perseveres through flooding and rock to strike oil, aided by a loyal crew and a hopeful image of a loyal sweetheart. After a perilous rescue, Lacy awakens to oil flowing and a fiancée by his side.
Parisian fashion notes describe a bicycle boom crossing city and countryside. Women are split between practical daytime wear and chic Bois de Boulogne outfits featuring camel hair fabrics, suede trims, and art nouveau buckles. Suede accents elevate cotton gowns, sparking cost questions for summer wear.
A fashion summary describes new bicycle gowns with Eton jackets and princess skirt accents, noting the impracticality of suede and the rise of washable fabrics. Mer cerized white duck and white duck with blue trims lead to chic yet functional outfits, while lightweight hats and stout white cotton gloves for cyclists complete the season’s ready-to-ride looks.
Marty Stephenson Byrne of Halti more, a senior at John Hopkins University, has been selected to serve as the student delegate representing John Hopkins at the Glasgow University jubilee events.
Paris-based reports describe French scientists pursuing protoplasmic nourishment and brain based resuscitation to revive life. Experiments involve tongue and aural nerve stimulation with inhalation effects, hoping to surpass Laborde’s methods. A Parisian physician notes city life high death risk and embalming hindering revival attempts.
Capt Jamison declares the St Paul the fleetest liner ever built and vows to prove the claim to Capt McKay of the Lucania, asserting his ship's superiority in speed and performance.
A Chicago Tribune item discusses subscribers to the World’s Fair and expected returns on their investment. It notes partial refunds and projected dividends, highlighting satisfaction for stockholders receiving unexpected payments.
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