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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 21, 1911

Page

6

The Lure of the Mask Opens in Venice and Monte Carlo

In Venice Kitty and La Signorina pursue pleasure and a daring plan to fund a return to Broadway. O Mally and companions join with Kitty to gamble in Monte Carlo, while a precious emerald signals wealth and risk. The piece blends travel, intrigue, and streetwise bets with a portrait of ambitious characters in a glamourous world.

Kitty Petrarn Pompeo Rhitte la Signorina Brent Waorvler San Marco Hida Campo O'Mally Meio Venice Principessa Old Broadway O'Mally Weill Hom Thorsey Kitty End Monte Carlo O Faltly New York Worth Molly Oo Maily O Mally O’mally Smith Florence Tom Fortune

Carlyle at Home Silent Smoke and Courteous Hospitality

In early visits to Cheyne Row Carlyle welcomed callers in the evening, sharing tea with Mrs. Carlyle and smoking rituals. He kept a neat tobacco setup, preferred the back garden for guests when needed, and playfully presented the pipe to his wife as the calumet of peace.

Carlyle Sim Hie Usua C.I Mrs. Carlyle York Tiger Cheyne Row London Jericho the Korties David Masson

Joan of Arc Sword Identified In Dijon Museum

A Dijon museum sword is identified as Joan of Arc s weapon presented by Charles VII The hilt bears a kneeling figure before a cross and the inscription Chauries VIL The opposite side shows Vaucouleurs with France and Orleans arms and the date 1419 London Mail

Joan of Arc Dijon Charies VII France Chauries

Oil Lamps Poison Calcutta Nuisance Sparks Health Debate

In Calcutta a nightly nuisance comes from open oil lamps used in shops and small factories. Estimates range from 20,000 to 80,000 lamps in the town and suburbs. The health committee considers amending the Bengal smoke nuisance act to ban lamps due to smoke and health concerns.

Calcutta Health Committee of

Royal Welcome Described by Northern Nigeria Governor

Sir H Hesketh Beil recently returned to Britain after touring the Protectorate. He recalls Kano’s first visit, where he was greeted three miles outside the city by the Emir and 14,000 horsemen. The horsemen wore chain armor, Eastern attire, and turbans in a festival of colors and splendor.

H. Hesketh Beil Nigeria Britian Protecorate W Kano

Charivari and Shivaree Origins in North America

The shivaree, a corrupted form of charivari from the French of Canada, started as a wedding serenade and later targeted unpopular marriages. The Tours council banned it in the early seventeenth century, excommunicating participants, yet the practice continued.

America Canada Council of Tours

Makes His Popular Trombone Player

A fragment notes a popular trombone player who performs for exercise. It says the musician removes part of the horn and it does not wake loudly, suggesting a quiet practice routine. The line hints at casual praise for a seemingly unconventional approach to playing.

Amazing Marriage of Duchess of Kingston Recalled

The Saturday Review recounts Elizabeth Chudleigh, alias the Duchess of Kingston, famed for a marriage regarded as invalid due to a prior vow with M Hervey. The 1776 case led to a dramatic sentence and public scandal, with Chudleigh's life later cited in Thackeray and literary circles.

Elizabeth Chudleigh Hono Hervey Ingston Bristol Duke of Kingston Duchess of Kingston Waa House of Rds M. Hervey Earl of Jone Kingstons Lord Hinsoi Faizabeth Hudleigh Beatrix Esmond Ovenstein Elizabeth Chudieien Thackeray Becky Sharp Eliabeth Chudlewu Browning Saturday Review

Oddities in Medicine From Antiquity to Modern Times

A historical survey lists bizarre remedies and ingredients once used in medicine. Musk deer musk and whale oils, cod liver oil substitutes, insect extracts, and animal venoms appear alongside ancient practices like mummy extracts. The piece notes shifts from superstition to early pharmacology and homeopathic credits.

Australia England Bug

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