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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
5
In spring men crave cherry pie then seek change as the season passes. They praise the fruit pastry at first but soon desire a different flavor, stealing delight from the cherry to savor a fragrant berry stuffed pie.
Daisy Dacre and Rosabel Adrian visit Julia Mayberry’s grave while Roy Fabian and Miss Allyn’s ward Daisy exchange glances at sunset. Daisy and Roy share a moonlit talk while Rosabel and Miss Allyn discuss a captive princess tale. The next day a lawn party invites Daisy back to socialize and reel in Roy’s attention.
Miss Allyn nurtures Daisy Dacre while Roy confesses instant engagement after a cemetery night proposal. The Adrians resent the match as Roy and Daisy begin a carefree life together despite gossip and jealousy surrounding the union.
A Paris sculptor develops snow statues by freezing moisture on copper surfaces to create life like carved forms. The method uses carbonic acid to chill copper walls, drawing moisture from air to form a snowy coating. The innovation has attracted many orders and boosted his revenue.
A report notes a snake named Stuky in a Wisconsin household that allegedly caused death after a confession to a crime. The article details local reactions and safety concerns surrounding keeping exotic pets.
In Florida a hunter named Anderson shelters a wanderer named Dick Boston who turns out to be an escaped Alabama killer. After Boston attempts to murder Anderson, the snake bites Boston and Anderson keeps the rattler as a bond of unlikely friendship. Boston dies. Anderson buries him and keeps the snake.
The London Mail notes the old aristocracy cedes towers to cosmopolitan capital as American and European buyers flood rural England. Estates rent for 2000–3000 pounds yearly with upkeep 6000–10000 pounds, while a family with 800 years of history may live on 60 pounds weekly rent and mortgage-driven income.
Fifteen prehistoric skeletons unearthed in a Ross county Ohio gravel bank near Hallsville suggest an aboriginal battlefield. Work stopped as bones thickened the trench, with only one skeleton buried with care. Numerous stone implements, including a stone funnel, were found.
A small grasshopper new to the island of St. Croix, Danish West Indies, has been seen by planters. One to one and a half inches long, light brown, it can fly unlike local species. The insect damages sugar cane and may be related to a Cuban outbreak carried by hay from the United States.
An advertisement touts CASECARETS as a natural cure for ailments from headaches to cancer, promising easy movements and health restoration for 10 cents. It warns against imitations of GASCARETS Candy Cathartic, noting each tablet bears 0. 0. 0. stamped on it and exists in metal boxes.
New York plans a $25,000 laboratory measuring twenty six by fifty feet to house bacteriological experiments. The building will be steel bomb proof with solid asphalt walls, erected by the board of health.
An words: A promotional ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen feet with a 25 cent price and Druggists and Shoe Stores as outlets. Separately a St Louis society woman was found intoxicated on the street after a Kaffee Klatsch gathering.
An advertisement extols the herbal medicine Garfield Tea as a cleansing tonic for all, noting it as a wise choice for readers. It warns that neglecting a spouse is a sad sight, implying moral advice alongside the product endorsement.
Promotes lasting strength and beauty for women at every life stage. Nervara blood and nerve remedy by Dr. Greene claimed to ward off nervousness, overwork, and illness effects. Consultation offered at 85 West 14th Street New York City by visit or letter with free advice.
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