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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1897

Page

3

Cape Man Seeks Aid to Claim Hidden Portrait

In London a Cape statesman James Marchant pursues a valuable unknown picture said to be “better” than statuary. He plans to seek advice from Mrs. Beckett while maneuvering social entanglements with Madeline and Ella as a complex scheme unfolds in Duke Street, Bedford Street, and at the Beckett home.

Green Park Piccadily Pall Mall Waterloo Place James Marchant Janes Marchant Mgr London Mr. Marchant Cape Bedford Street Duke Street Mansions Mrs. Beckett Madeline Mr Marchant Maadeline Ella Marchant Dean Sau South Africa Sherry Mr Merchant Healy Burelison Mars

Making the Tortilla The ancient Aztec cake in Mexico and its grinding

A period piece describes the tortilla as a staple from Aztec times to today. It explains soaking dried corn in limewater, grinding on a metate, and forming thin palm rolled cakes baked on a stove, producing the distinctive aroma of fresh tortillas.

Mexico

Arctic exploration discussed by Pope and local notices

The article notes Pope discussing ongoing Arctic exploration and a search for lisovershoes. It mentions a deceased gentleman who left $3,000 for a fund to care for neglected graves, a Waterford pastor/martial arts memory work for youths, and plans for a large plant to dispose of city refuse by fire. It also covers Spain’s oldest papers, Swiss women societies, Florida tobacco planting, a northern firm buying land in Gadsden county, and a fatal accident from stepping on a rusty nail after a pistol outing by Jerome Summers.

Aonentleman Teveyereen Mater Belon Spain Gazette de Madrid Diario de Barcelona Switzerland Florida Quincy Gadsden County Jerome Summers Weaverville

Theatrical Topics Advance Notices From Managers

The column reflects on advance notices sent to critics and reviews recent shows at the Grand Opera house and Casino. Marie Edith Rice in Jim the Penman is praised for beauty and talent though not a star. La Falote at the Casino yields De Treville and Paula Edwards notable performances. the piece is judged weak and now dead.

Jim Penman Grand Opera House Marie Edith Rice Agnes Booth Nina Miss Rice Paula Edwards

Women in My Friend from India Cast Up for Notice

Hoyt's theater review notes the women contributors in My Friend from India receive less praise than the male leads. Critics commend Lilla Vane Louise Allen Marion Abbott and Nita for their performances amid a shift to stronger opportunities for actresses.

Friend India Hoyt's Lilla Vane Louise Allen Marion Abbott Nita

Stage notes on Edith and Sol Smith Russell performances

A literary collage praises Edith and Louise Allen for their charm and artistry, notes New York recognition hurdles, and lauds theater manager taste. It recounts thoughts on Sol Smith Russell and comments on American humor versus English tastes, ending with musings on actors and their self interviews.

Man Urges Congress to Intervene as War Crisis Deepens

A Washington Star report portrays a dramatic street scene where a man reads a paper about Europe and rushes to a congressman, pleading that leaders act. The exchange centers on whether monarchs are kin and if a civilized world must protest a European crisis before it becomes a family quarrel.

Washington Star Congress Europe

Drunken Bees Report Sparked by Honey Intoxication

T L Williams notes bumblebees often become intoxicated from nectar in certain composite flowers. Symptoms include rolling on their backs and erratic leg movements, with most recovering quickly. A single bee showed remorse after exposure to cen­tau­re­a sca­biosa, lifting its head high before fleeing.

T. L. Williams Journal of Botany Bombus Lapiderius

No Chance for Habit

An Irish man Pat seeks diving work in Boston Budget style humor. He dons a helmet and after fifteen minutes under water signals to return. Pat refuses further work asserting he cannot spit on his hands and will not continue the job.

Boston Pat

Etiquette of Sport and Fox Chasing Etiquette Clash

A London Truth letter contemplates sportsmanship after a Cheshire hounds fox climbs a tree and is dislodged by a field member. The writer questions whether climbing the tree and firing at the fox align with proper etiquette and sport, debating the spirit of the game.

Cheshire Mark Twain Mowever London

London Theatres Parade Revival Notes and Star Appearances

Revival of Black-Iiyed Susan at the Adelphi in London is a success. De Wolftopper plans London production of gt Canitan after season ends. Annie Russell stars in The Mysterious Mr Bugle as a fashionable young woman out of date. A Boston manager says Jess is a national success, Mrs Piske scores big this time. Trilby comes to Vienna with Svengali using a violin enhancing the performance.

Black Susan Adelphi London de Wolftopper Mrs. Ryley Mr. Bugle Annie Russel Boston New York Jess

Not One of Those Girls Keeps Fiances in Memory

A Detroit Journal excerpt presents a witty reply where a woman says she does not vow eternal love but commits all her fiances to memory, with eyes expressing a mutual, divine affection.

Ger Mitle Edith Five New York Vespebson Detroit Journal Hood Concord Wisconsin

Stolen $3,300 Recovered in Warren County Case

In Warren County Georgia an elderly man was robbed of 3300 dollars. The sheriff recovered three fourths of the amount. The tax collector seized over 000 dollars for back taxes. The money had been concealed for years.

Warren County Georgia

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Deckers Madeleine Tella Provesa O Matin Washenskie Washakie Wyo Tie West Chollie Yonkers Pope Lisovershoes Bostom Tran Scycipe Sphere OF Thespis la Falote DI Trevisel Denmarks Goodwin Nat Goodwin Allen Sol Smith Russell Mr. Russell Jessie Bartlett Davis Mmomoery Cora Olmsted le Roy N. Y de Tocqueville West Virginia Paencie Ootbeer Douglas Shoe W. Ft. Dolglas Brockton Mass A. J. Tower Mler ETUAS Teeny Tern WSS Kansas City United States Port Arthur F.A. Hornbeck K. C Hola Importing CO Fourth Ave
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