27 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1895
Page
1
Holmes and Watson chase a Norwood murder linked to a steam launch the Aurora and a missing Indian gems collection. They trap suspects, interview Mrs Smith and a gray mariner, and arm themselves with encoded clues while tracking Mordecai Smith and a shadowy gang along the Thames toward a final confrontation.
Entomologist Southwick fights elm beetle outbreak described as one of the worst years since infestation began. Larvae and pupae drop by the bushel as second crop pests invade trunks. A new 160 gallon tanked armament and high spray pole aid campaigns to destroy millions of pests and protect park trees.
A Paris dispute over a milliner wife’s dressmaker charges sparked a global debate in fashion circles. The Paris Court of Appeal cut a wife’s bill from 22,200 to 1,200, declaring the husband not bound when expenditures were out of proportion to his means and social circle, noting the dressmaker did not inform him.
A process from the New York Ledger describes turning processed pulp into strong durable sail fabric. It mixes pulp with tallow glue bichro taxie and potash then forms sheets, presses them thin, and treats with sulfuric bath ammonia wash and drying. The resulting sheets resemble heavy duck and could be used for sails tents or covers as a cheaper durable cloth alternative.
A London Tit-Bits report describes the murder of Mr. Jorkins. The killer sought money, but Jorkins had deposited all funds in the bank the day before, losing only his life and no money.
A London note surveys room décor ideas with unique floral arrangements and mantel displays. It highlights clever schemes like a Gambler's Floral Overmantel, Louis XV motifs, and mirrors that enhance water effects. The piece also touches on widespread use of flowers in public spaces and remarks on period fashion.
The passage blends a Detroit Tribune fragment with a cautionary tale about a fearful visit from a strange woman and a duo on social behavior. It also includes kid-glove advice on dancing with proper partners and a query about fast colors, hinting at era concerns and moral guidance from Youth's Companion.
The piece argues beauty and dress have value for a girl’s prospects and happiness, warning against teaching that beauty is worthless. It cites Sydney Smith on prudence and true happiness, urging recognition of beauty and practical value in life, including appearances and social advantage.
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