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Newspaper

Mineral Point Tribune

Location

Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

3

Young Governess Bess Becomes Family Partner at Lake Retreat

John Walker hires Bess as tutor for his eight daughters after a season at their summer cottage. He confesses love, proposing marriage, and Bess faces pressure from social norms. The couple navigates trust and companionship as the household grows with a stepmother figure and shared adventures on the lake.

Dream Mystery and the Governess Precedent From History

A long anecdote from the St Louis Medical Record describes a dream that seemed to span months but lasted only moments. It links a telegraph dream, a German rival invention, and a move to the Low Countries through Philip IV. It notes the term governess and a Brussels death in 1638, aged sixty six.

St. Louis Western Union Albert VII Trehduke Austria Tsabella Chira Hugenie Infanta Spain Low Countries Philip IV of Brussels London Notes and Queries

Local Property and Dry Cleaning Notices

The item lists Janesville Dye Works services for soaps and dry cleaning for ladies waists gloves party dresses and gents clothing plus carpet and rug dyeing. It also notes hunting fishing and bathing on property with legal prosecution for violations. Several houses near P M church are offered for sale at right prices with Mauger’s jewelry store reference.

A. F. Dresden Crailer P. M. Church High Street J. J. Mauger Mauger Ewelry

Green's August Flower touted as remedy for indigestion

An advertisement argues indigestion causes sudden death and credits Green's August Flower with preventing attacks by aiding digestion. It claims the tonic tones the liver purifies the blood and strengthens the system. Available in two sizes 25c and 75c at druggist shops.

Paid For the Opinion by a New Hampshire Judge

After Chief Justice Purley of the New Hampshire Court of Appeals returned to practice, a client asked his opinion on a case. The judge called him a scoundrel and charged ten dollars for the opinion, which the client promptly paid.

Purley Court of Appeals of New Hampshire

County News and Valley Mining Notes From Edgely Region

The Rising Sun Lead and Zinc Company reports shaft No 4 yields three to four tons daily with over seven tons last Wednesday and shaft No 5 expected to match in time. Land seekers from Ridgeway and Freeport accompanied by residents visited Edgely and Burlington Colorado, reporting strong land prospects and homestead activity. Adolph Blotz broke both bones of his right arm in a fall. The 50th annual Wesley Sunday School picnic is set for June 28 at Rowe's grove with noon tables and public invitation. Miss Gertrude Peters arrives from Salt Lake City for a summer visit with her family. Mrs M ly Tappins of Madison notes improvement in their ill daughter. Dodgeville honors at the Grand Lodge of Masons in Milwaukee with Rev J Thos Pryor Jr and Judge Aldro Jenks praised. both reappointed for the coming year.

Josie John Walker Tom Worden John Madge Bess Jol Beso Walker Fair Grounds Platteville Fay Harwick Washington Sam Penhallegon Far Northwest Fred Newton Fond du Lac John Ivey Wyoming Mineral Point Ivey Messrs Matt John Wasley Edith Harwick Linden Frank Brewer The Chronicle Leslie Ross Jonesdale Ridgerway Freeport Edgely North Dakota Rising Sun Lead and Zinc Company Burlington Colorado Adolph Leonard Blotz Wesley Rowe's Grove Dodgeville Grand Lodge of Masons Milwaukee J. Thos. Pryor, Jr Aldro Jenks Order Wisconsin-Iowa County Iowa Court House Mary O'Neill James O'Neill

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