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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
2
A reflective piece opens with a couple conjuring a shared life flexible to all weathers and seasons. The narrator recounts escapades and emotional bonds, then shifts to a tale of urban misadventure and a clever escape from a trapper’s scheme. The collage ends with a note on humane care for aquarium animals in New York.
Early Kipling items appear at London auctions. The piece titled Schoolboy Lyrics, once sold for 650 dollars, recently fetched 16.25 dollars at auction, reflecting a drop in value for this item.
Disjointed excerpts mention biblical figures Ishmael and Hagar, misattributed media edits, and a court scene with Paine. The piece recalls Haydn, Liszt, Rubinstein impressions, and a householder’s suspicious butler moment, ending with reflections on Providence and patronage.
Dr William Mason recalls Liszt calling the young Beethoven by that name and describes his own stay in Weimar and a June 1854 moment when Liszt left for a festival. He notes rooms once occupied by Jummel and a young man awaiting Liszt in the hotel cafe.
Aerial excerpts describe how doctors in past eras tested fear and bleeding ordeals on condemned criminals to study pain and mortality. The report notes a mock bloodletting trial and an English smallpox sleep ordeal, where promises of pardon led to risky exposures and subsequent death.
A Contemporary Review writer lauds Russians as humane and generous, noting gentleness and tenderness despite faults. The piece praises Russians as sympathetic, religious, and less hypocritical, while contrasting energy and vigor with gentler traits.
The article notes that only just over one fifth of railway earnings come from passengers. Many lines run passenger service at a loss or break even, while profits align with business volume and investment. A stray aside about children pulling teeth with thread adds a humorous contrast.
A promotional notice offers a free trial bottle of DROPS for rheumatic, neural, and sciatic ailments. It claims instant relief and urges readers to send 5 cents for postage, with large bottles available at 1.60 prepaid by mail or express. Contact Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co at 160 Late Street, Chicago, Illinois.
The article estimates 270000 foreign visitors spend roughly 1000 francs each per fortnight in the Riviera, totaling about 549 million dollars each winter. English visitors contribute about a third, Germans and others similar, with Americans left unmentioned. The piece notes Nice as the wealthiest French department and cites shifting tourist origins. It also touches on a White House birth: the only child born to a president in office was in 1800, with several others born to presidents and notable figures.
In a Philadelphia Press item a woman Tess objects to a man’s kiss after a light hurts her eyes. Jess intervenes by sitting on him and turning the tables after the light is lowered.
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