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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
4
A narrative of Arnold Preston and Mary Culliford who fall into a secret engagement after a misread question about love. Preston confesses to Mary after a moment of romantic confusion, and the pair become betrothed, with their status celebrated by friends.
Preston seeks advice on love from Mary Culliford his long time friend and confidante. They stroll in a North London park as he tries to sort his feelings after a failed plan to share his concerns. The moment blends social nerves with setting noted for its rustic pond and rockery folklore.
Lord Charles Beresford warns torpedo boat service destroys minds and bodies, with a year of continuous duty. British rules grant one week off per month of service. Austria seeks relief, citing a Thames test showing Austrian boats kinder than English vessels.
An entomological editor reports a new Brazil wasp pest with a spiral sting. The insect reportedly resides in a phosphorus region and its sting allegedly imparts a phosphorus flavor to everything the victim tastes or smells.
The Detroit Free Press reports a humorous exchange where Eleanor questions future husband Henry about love and cooking. She replies that after marriage, she will need help as he suggests hiring someone else to cook.
A panther battles a mother bear for its cub in a New Zealand forest while two cowboys watch. The mother bear dies from wounds as the panther takes the cub, later killed by a gunshot from a companion. Nearby steers are found dead. Also notes the Tustara lizard of New Zealand, a four to two eyed species, and its egg hatch in thirteen months with limb replacement traits.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript notes Mrs. Le Count of Chicago asking if Mrs Stimleton in Boston has a telephone. The reply says they use direct thought transference and only a speaking tube is needed.
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