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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
6
Nell Fairfax and Dalrymple grapple with past betrayals and Barbour’s influence. Nell defends Barbour’s goodness and recalls Herr Schawker, while Dalrymple consoles her, pledging support and discussing return to the theater and reunion with Lord Carbyne.
Eleanor reconciles with her grandfather Lord Carbyne after a stormy rift. Dalrymple reflects on the change in him as Nell and he share a quiet, tense night on the balcony, each wondering what comes next in their complicated relationships.
Narrator recalls a perilous Indian journey where eight bearers carry the howdah and a royal Bengal tiger attacks. After a high shot, brandy, and careful aiming, the tiger is killed and the group continues to the coast, later displaying the skin to friends in St Louis Republic. The piece also notes Samoa’s labor trade and its impact on workers, contrasted with slavery.
The Boston Post notes Whittier often wrote on the backs of envelopes for ease and chance. A late poem was reportedly penned on an envelope bearing his name, and a printer recalls many verses being set from such envelope copies.
A fragment from the Detroit Tribune quotes a leading actress declaring she will have a private undressing room. The line is delivered with intense happiness as her hair is searched for in her trunk.
In Brooklyn Life a dialogue features Mrs Nouveau and Miss Nouveau arguing about a Rome trip. The child recalls buying silk stockings there, while the mother insists they were indeed in Rome.
A mother asks her son Jimmy Tuff if he is satisfied with Christmas. He responds that the skates aren’t nickel plated and he hoped for a double ripper. He hides his disappointment to avoid peers’ judgment. The piece notes medieval perfumes from France and Italy and their secret methods.
A Southern old bishop learns from Cato the cobbler that small repairs prove a big result. The tale underscores that patient, careful beginnings—one stitch or peg at a time—build toward lasting prosperity. The parable frames humble work as the bedrock of achievement.
The piece describes the lion’s rough tongue and danger of being licked, five fore toes and four hind toes with claws on each. It explains the creature’s nocturnal habits, family bonds, and predator behavior, noting lions kill to eat and prefer large prey, even leaping fences when fit.
The Boston Courier recounts a Sunday school tale where a teacher warns boys about temptation using cat and dog imagery. A student notes the cat has whiskers, prompting laughter as the lesson closes with the moral about disguised danger.
A simple cabbage based chemistry demo shows blue water from boiled cabbage juice. Adding vinegar turns the liquid red while soda yields green. alum produces a deep color change in a fourth glass, with one glass left unchanged.
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