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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1900
Page
4
A children’s activity feature explains making a simple string scale using nails thread and cardboard pans to weigh items and determine weights. It also describes a game naming cartoons by matching titles to pictures and ends with a short verse about a lazy cat and learning letters B E F G.
The text describes how animals like squirrels adapt to winter by choosing certain foods, predicting hard frosts, and hints at human preparations for cold weather. It also mentions whales aged 100 to 400 years and notes uncertainty about whalebone growth with age.
The Helle of New York celebrates its five hundredth Shaftesbury performance in London. A burlesque on Hamlet is planned for New York winter. Zoellner’s The Sunk en Bell to be produced in New York this season. Mary Mannering leads Lyceum debut. Daniel Frohman opens. Angela sails San Francisco to Honolulu then New York for new opera. The Evil Hue models and patents advance. Jefferson Comedy Company to tour this fall and spring with Joseph Jefferson joining later.
The New York Pont notes autumn fashion with English walking jackets for stout figures, machine stitching, pelerine with lace and ruches, and a shift from round waists to smart short jackets. Shirt waists in cream white wools rise, skirts may shorten, and demi trained skirts may return in both hemispheres.
Newspapers note Sir Thomas Lipton will back a friend in the Shamrock race buildup. Shamrock schedules in October loom as rivalries and new features draw public interest, with commentators forecasting heightened scrutiny of the yacht and crew.
A garbled collection of quips and wordplay notes from Noury and Chicago News. The text sparsely cites jokes about intellect, aging, memory, and wagers, with odd spellings and fragmented phrases.
A clattering critique appears in the Berlin Herald and Chicago Nova sparked by a New York Tribune remark on women’s clothing and gossip. The pieces target women’s motives for dress and public perception of earnings and social roles.
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