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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1895
Page
6
Eleanor Fairfays vanishes after a heated quarrel with Noel Dartford and Col. Dalrymple, while Lord Carbyne confronts grief and disinheritance fears. Detectives fail to locate her as Dalrymple seeks justice and fate tests loyalty amid mounting family tension.
Nate Saulsbury recalls Edwin Forrest at Columbus Ohio station in a midnight scene. The actor’s majesty erupts as an undertaker wagon delivers a corpse and Forrest delivers a Caesar like oration. He proclaims his own death within two years, and the prophecy comes true.
A Chicago Tribune quip features a fair passenger asking the ocean line captain if he ever catches whales. The captain replies with a dry joke that they drop a few of the old salts on their tails, eliciting amusement.
A Detroit Tribune excerpt describes a man kissing a woman passionately and departing four hours later while she remains deep in thought, highlighting impulsive romance and uncertain fate.
Practical bicycle riding tips for girls emphasize upright posture, balanced weight on saddle and pedals, and straight arms for better control. The piece also touches on hazards of leaning, hints about knee position, and avoiding a long reach while climbing hills.
An illustrated guide describes building a wind harp from a small wooden box with seven strings of catgut and a wind reflector. It also offers a simple crochet project making round vegetable mats and an ornate china doll pen wiper with chamois skirts for a stylish gift.
A Fresno man had a dangerous encounter with sea lions while hunting near Usal on the California coast. He roped a wounded lion and wrestled it toward the water, nearly ending in disaster as they all floundered in the surf. Also described is the Java landmark Gheko Kandka Gumko, the “Island of Fire,” a boiling mud lake two miles across near Solo with erupting mud columns and explosive bubbles.
A pretty young woman boarded a Sixth Avenue elevated train at Thirty third Street carrying a foot square black satchel with a filigree silver plate. She sat the bag on a seat and exited at Forty second Street. A man speculated the bag concealed her pet dog hidden inside to pass hotel and porters.
W. H. Arehart of Albion Indiana reports a severe grip attack and muscular rheumatism left him barely able to walk with crutches. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla his sores healed and he improved enough to walk outdoors unaided. Hood's Pills claimed to cure liver ills.
A historic claim declares catarrh a constitutional disease requiring systemic therapy. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional remedy, with a $100 prize for any failure to cure and circulars available. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Mall's Family Pills 25 cents.
A customer asks about silk stockings and umbrellas in a Louisville shop. Clark replies to a lady, confirming purchase of silk stock and a vague exchange about where to find umbrellas.
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