Stained Glass Progress and Civic Debate Across North America
A long mixed excerpt covers subscriptions, press carriage, and mail rates. discusses a new extradition treaty with Britain and U S, a New Jersey dispute over parochial schools versus public education, and a shift from Munich glass to American stained glass making. It notes Judge Ruffin, fashion, rebellion in Senegambia, and American women taking up stained glass work after earlier paper-based methods.
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Pernsylvania Museum
American glass art and current comment mix of features
Discussion highlights Miss Louise McLaughlin of Cincinnati as a porcelain glaze rediscoverer and Alfred Godwin's glass window. American stained glass praised for color and opalescent effects while noting draughtsmen’s faults. Current opinions mock World’s Fair prep, advise vetoes against Treasury raiders, and poke at society trends and weather gossip.
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Louise McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Limoges
Alfred Godwin
Public Opinion and Scattered Political Snippets
A collage of opinion pieces from Scranton Daily Times Pittsburg Press and Philadelphia and New York papers. Items lampoon reform platforms Blair politics and a sensational anecdote about actor Charles W Sterling with varied tone and dubious accuracy. The fragment ends mid sentence.
Fragmented Epoch Tales and Winter Braking Realities
A fragment from a periodical blend recounts the Viaticam bearing to a dying Duke and the Host beneath baldaquin in the Cisterna Palace plus a speculative Nature essay on human-induced shifts to the earth. It then cites the Toledo Blade on freight braking challenges during a harsh rainy winter, detailing dangers of sleet ice and ice-blown lanterns, and the need for sure footing while braking on moving cars.
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Local humor and notices fragment from Frederick paper
A collage of quotes and light notices from Frederick, including local jokes about editors, rail depots, and housework. Readers reference Toton depot plans, kettle jokes, and a Busy Man of Leisure pondering a world without water. Community names appear in anecdotes and letters about local life.
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Poems and marching verse vivid with love and war
A collage of verses sketches romance from Union Bridge and Rocky Ridge, praising steady affection and wedding longing. It blends playful flirtation about noses with martial drum imagery, describing a drummer in battle and a march toward vows amid battle noise.
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