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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1896

Page

3

Love and Letters Across Forty Two Years of Marriage

An elderly couple, Mrs. Henrietta Allestree and Joseph Allestree, long married and living beside a riverside estate, endure a tense separation when he must travel to London. She clings to letters that never arrive, then discovers he sent daily notes, unleashing a joyful reunion and a renewed bond after years apart.

Joseph Allestree Joseph Stoneton St. Bernard Mr. Allestree Muaner Mrs. Allestree Mr Allestree Perley Henrietta Tam Henrietta Shower Mrs. Allesbee Jimmy Alber London Perles Aline Pyamiowell Henriettaf Henrietta Love Retta Joseph Alfestree

Foster monuments sought for Pittsburgh composer's neglected grave

A Pittsburgh driven drive aims to raise a national fund for a monument to Stephen Collins Foster, famed author of Old Folks at Home and My Old Kentucky Home. Foster, born in 1826, died in New York but rests in Allegheny Cemetery, where his grave is now neglected and marked by limited attention from passersby. The plan includes unveiling the monument in a Pittsburgh park on July 4, 1897, tying it to Foster's birthday and Independence Day.

Were Dresden Taunus Strasse Capihad Dresten Pittsburg Kentucky Stephen Collins Foster Womain Susanna Alegheny Sexton Greal Foster Beethoven Mozart Baltimore Thomas McNally Lemuel Suwanee Massa Morrison Foster United States Peedree Yazoo Florida Pati Nilson Loster Europe Johannesberg South Africa Feerer Northwest Korwanda Athens Oidie Mistrivia Abe New York Janurine Wes Aguick Powanda Sidd Stephen Beardstown John Rowan Ile Allegheny Cemetery Pennsylvania Percival Phu.lips Julia Ison Covington United States Internal Revenue Iowan County Snowshine B.J. Kay Medical Co Omaha Neb Oruccists

Cannibalism in Africa Abridged Notions From Travel Pieces

A Saturday Review essay discusses cannibalism in Africa based on Captain Hinde reports. It notes ritual and culinary practices across regions, including leg breaking before killing, feeding on victims, and beliefs tied to acquiring virtues. It details tribes such as the Batella, the Congo basin context, and archaic practices like sin-eaters and corpse cakes.

Africa Hinde Saturday Review Peru France South America England Balkan States Wales Herefordshire Congo Basin Wadi

Poem About My Father's Barn Provokes Editor

A writer tells an editor she has composed a poem titled My Father's Barn. The editor, with unusual politeness, jokes he feared she meant a poem about paper before promising to read it when he passes by the barn.

Sunshine Health Habit Promoted by New York Ledger Writer

A writer from the New York Ledger praises sunlight as key to family health. He describes daily practice of keeping shutters open to flood the house with light, claiming it dispels dampness mold microbes and gloom improving mood and wellness. He notes even the cellar stays bright and cautions against darkness.

The New York Ledger

West and Northwest Excursions Offered by Northwestern Ry

The Northwestern Line announces sale of Home Seekers' excursion tickets at low rates to many West and Northwest points on August 18 September 1 25 29 October 6 and 20 1896. For details contact ticket agents of connecting lines or W B Kniskern G P and T A Chicago

Chicago & North-Western Ry W. B. Kniskern Chicago

Leighton's Tribute to Mrs Brown in Florence Sarcophagus

The World notes Lord Leighton’s first major sculpture, a marble sarcophagus with bas relief portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning placed in the Campo Santo, Florence. Created in 1861, it followed his deep friendship with Browning and her husband.

Ing Lord Leighton Elizabeth Barrett Browning Campo Santo Florence New York World

Wall Rates to Omaha Via the North-Western Line

One fare for the round trip. August 15 16 and 17 1896. Excursion tickets August 24 from Omaha to Denver and the Hot Springs of South Dakota at very low rates. For details apply to ticket agents or address W B Kniskern G P T A Chicago IL.

North-Western Chicago & North-Western Ry Omaha Denver South Dakota W. B. Kniskern Chicago

Connecting Lines Offer Low Rates to Salt Lake City

Advertisement notes reduced fares via Salt Lake routes and North Western Ry on August 6 and 7, 1896. For full details contact connecting lines ticket agents or W. B. Kniskern G. P. & T. A. in Chicago, Illinois.

Salt Lake Chicago & North-Western Ry W. B. Kniskern Chicago, I

Not for the Peard New Arrival

A brief quip contrasts a new arrival with a boarding house remark about high board costs. The boarder suggests the charge relates to climate and scenery rather than lodging.

Peard

North-Western Limited Train Attracts with Luxury Coaches

The North-Western Limited departs Chicago at 6:30 p m daily on the Chicago and North Western line. The superbly appointed train features Compartment Sleeping Cars Buffet Smoking and Library Cars standard Sleeping Cars Dining Cars and ladies coaches. Tickets available through connecting line agents or by contacting W B Kniskern G P and T A Chicago.

Chicago St.Paul Minneapolis Superiors Duluth North - Western Limited North-Western Chicago & North-Western Ra Y Chicago & North-Western R'y W. B. Kniskern G. P T. A Chicago, Il

A Fairy Story Mrs McNulty Commentary

A humorous dialogue from the New York World depicts Mrs McNulty teasing about her husband’s eyes. He explains the “lovely optics” come from sleepless hours caring for a gravely ill friend.

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