Fashionable Professor of Dancing Promises New Winter Figures
Review notes a fashionable dancing instructor predicting a host of novel figures for the season. It highlights roller skate, four-in-hand, jockey, mirror, dice throws, and other devices with costly favors, plus changes in waltz and quadrille styles. Uniformity efforts face provincial reluctance, while resorts like Long Branch and Saratoga spur urban dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason
Newport
Society of Professors of Dancing
Long Branch
Saratoga
Naragansett Pier
The Missing Link Unfolds In A London Lodging House
Helen Elwood and Rupert Lemire reveal to Ruth Warneford that George Warneford, jailed for forgery, may be innocent and vow to prove it. They travel from Australia to England to seek clues, while Ben Croft pursues mutineers and cross paths with Dan'l Mizen and a scheming host, Mrs. Flanagan, in Whitechapel as a missing link emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migars Bay
Helen Elwood
Ben
Rupert Lemire
Helen
Ruth
Mr Elwood
George
Mr Baldwin
Vis
George Warneford
Acter
George Warnaford
Sen
Australia
Ruth Warneford
Alm
Theu Rath
St Ethelred's
Mr. Elwood
Sin
George Warreford
London
Liverpool
Jack
Ben Crosl
Lucy Derrick
Diggins
Melbourne
Old Ben
Pesca
Old Fort
Katherine
Victoria
London Docks
Limestone
Stepney
Poplar
Ratcliff
Boston Tom
Whitechapel
Rupert
Miss Warneford
Thesilor
Boston
Tom
Mr. Mizen
Bost
Crous
C'roil
Crea
Sam
Ben Croft
Dan’t Mizen
Mizen
Daniel Misen
Mr. Misen
Ben Croil
Mother Flanagan
Marina
Ripert Lemire
Robert Lumley
Manchester
Howe
Daniel
Mr. Pringle
Thomas Pringle
Robert Lundey
Baw
High Street
Thomas Pringe
Pringle
Rugelt
Last Words of Great Men and Public Figures
A column recalls how William Pitt William Webster and Jeremiah Mason faced death and the struggle to answer final questions. It notes Webster demanded a direct answer about life expectancy and Mason's daughter whispered he was dying prompting a sharp exchange about saying nothing.
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Livia
Prion
Alluve
Ny Dear
Almot
Trey
Ruth
Helen
William Pitt
Daniel Webster
Ma. Barrett
Webster
Jeffreys
Sarsaparilla
Andi
Sleep and Dreams in Phrenological Observation
Dr Delaunay reports in the Biological Society of Paris that sleeping on the right side of the brain yields dreams that are illogical, childish, and vivid, with nightmares and verse or rhythmic language lacking sense. Left-brain sleep produces dreams that are less absurd and more intelligent, focused on recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaunay
Biological Society of Paris
Mi Htmaries
Velwunay
Wanted To Be an Angel in Harper's Bazaar
A fragment from Harper's Bazar recounts Little Whilio tossing stones at schoolboys then fleeing behind a hall door. He sobs to his aunt he wishes to be an angel far from cops and boys, while a Cleveland Voice note notes women entering typing fields and a ruby engagement ring design appears.
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Harper’s Bazar
Whlio
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Chicago
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Cleveland Voice
Europe
America
Cedar St
York
Glover
Ayer
W. M. Purilis
Wlig
Serr Maneea Erree
Dr. J.C. Ayer &Co
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Health and Happiness
Detroit
XL W. Dereraur
Echanic
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Mra
Bright
Frank Wilson
Peabody, Mass
Phil Lhl CO
Ballou
Monkton
Ward
M. Y
Tallmage
Milwaukee
Hodges
Williamstown
West Oya
Nelson Fairchild
St. Albans, VI
J. T. Galloway
Elk Flat
Oregon
Dr. Kline
Gen. H. Horst
Cashier
Elbridgs Malcolm
West Maine
E. A. Rye. Cor
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N. P. Bergstrom
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Moline
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