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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1903

Page

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Lords of Life and Love and Death Poem's Burdened Dream

A poet narrates a vision of three wanderers representing Life Love and Death. Life offers bliss and pain while Love promises shared joy yet burdens. Death would soothe and share the rest, leaving the speaker with a lifelong doom of burden and unrest as she pleads for peace.

Steslers Night of Humorous Lunatic Intrusion

Mr Stesler hopes for amusement in a quiet evening. a guest arrives claiming his identity as William then behaves grandly, orders tasks, robs the couple of dignity, and a daydream becomes a nightmare when two guards seize the lunatic guest as a patient. The scene ends with Stesler reflecting on the bizarre diversion.

Stesler Bess George Mrs. Stesler Mr. Stesler Ted William Willam George Stesler Bessie Stesler Rascal Molly James New York Weekly

Lady Huggins Receives Honor From Royal Astronomical Society

An Englishwoman, Lady Huggins, earns an honorary fellowship from England's Royal Astronomical Society for lifelong work alongside her husband Sir William Huggins. Her early start in astronomy began at age ten after reading Sir John Herschel, with later marriage intensifying her active pursuit.

Lady Huggins England Royal Astronomical Society Ant Sir William Huggins Sir John Herschel

The Making of Books and Forests Replanting Need

The piece notes books largely use wood pulp from trees, not rags, and estimates nine popular novels at 1.6 million volumes needing about 4,000 trees. It argues for large scale replanting as mature trees are harvested, musing on Shakespeare’s possible foresight of trees bearing books.

Chambers’ Journal

Fashion notes men’s velvet ribbons lace collars and trims

The Delineator highlights handwork in the season’s wardrobe with black velvet ribbons used over lace collars and on skirts and sleeves. Shirring and accordion-pleating appear across skirts jackets waists and accessories. Linen passementeries pendants and embroideries trim gowns many materials and buttons feature prominently on street dresses.

Women among Columbia PhD grads and other early 20th century notes

A collection of brief items notes women earning PhDs at Columbia University, leadership roles for women at Knox College, a Colorado game warden, and female education efforts in Dublin. It also includes exotic career notes and a humorous livestock longevity list from a live stock insurance man with tall figures for animals.

Columbia University Trinity College Dublin Laura M. Cornelius University of California Grace A. Stayt Chicago Myrtle Sherer Galva Knox College Galesburg Emma Kellogg Colorado Kellogg United Kingdom London India China Sydney Perth Cape Colony Cairo Ceylon Jamaica Persia Duchess of Newcastle Lord Francis Hope Whitechapel Fuims John Lover Jack Harrison Elephant House

Fashion notes and a Dante monument price tag

The article surveys spring fashion trends with notes on fabrics like crepe and linen, square sack coats, black and white trims, corset coat suits, transparent yokes, rose wreath hats, floral sashes, rose red cotton crepe, silk petticoats as slip skirts, jeweled brooches in animal motifs, decorative tassels and fur trims for stoles and boleros, and concludes with Dante monument estimates at $200,000.

Anecdote of Hugo and the 1851 coup d etat heroism

An anecdote from Jules Simon's sons recounts Victor Hugo's dramatic courage during the coup d etat. Hugo predicted students would rise if he were shot, then rushed toward danger only to survive unharmed when troops clashed with the people.

Hugo Jules Simon Department de l'Isore Republic

Jade in All Colors and The Man in the Moon

A Philadelphia Record excerpt notes jade beds in China yield stones in red white and brown and the mine’s scale belies jade’s valued amulets and household uses. It also recalls how different cultures mythologize the man in the moon with varied depictions from hare to old crone and Judas.

China Tyang Philadelphia Borelli Asia South America Timor France Judas

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