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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1894
Page
2
In a Milwaukee grocery, a troubled boy reveals a chaotic chain of pranks and tall tales. He recounts forced “dissections” on his drinking father and a pretend temperance pledge via a counterfeit Good Templars ordeal, ending with visions of a changed, cautious Pa.
1755 duel between Chaworth and Lord Byron erupts as doors swing. Byron enters, causing a clash leading to Chaworth's stabbing. Lord Byron defends, is found guilty of manslaughter and released on payment of fees under peerage law.
A London scene outside Paddington station tells of Helen who returned from the country to find her lover, who believed she was dead from influenza, mourning at a funeral sermon. He met her alive, and a future ceremony may unfold with the minister officiating.
A Deutsche Revue illustration recounts Prince Bis merck’s stance after becoming minister of commerce. A peddler sentenced to a 20 mark fine would not gain a pardon to avoid imprisonment. Bismarck refused to loosen justice saying pardons would erode law. The secretary requested a royal pardon. the prince offered 20 marks from his pocket but declined to sign for a general pardon.
Mrs Cinthis Westover urges professional women to unite by class not race and pursue learning with an open mind. She argues true artistry comes from living with real character plus natural aid and warns against excessive isolation. A separate note recounts Mrs Tracke on panthers and an officer who, during a forest encounter, was knocked down by a charging panther.
A fragmentary mock dialogue hints at social tension and tactless behavior in everyday life. Characters discuss handling visitors and family rifts while a resigned tone suggests upcoming events and faded plans.
Lace remains a prominent summer trimming for gowns capes hats and bonnets. Guipure and black net bands adorn bodices and yokes while wide lace epaulets and pelerines complement sleeves. variety includes yellow shades and white embroidery with colored accents.
The piece discusses women’s bicycle wear from long skirts to short trousers and hats, noting the impracticality of skirts for cycling and referencing Parisian trends. It mentions related fashion items, accessories, and a price list for engraving and calling cards from Frederick Maryland.
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