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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
3
A garbled selection of aphorisms and quotes on self discipline charity and personal conduct. Notable lines reference Senator Thomas Platt and Carlyle while offering odd tips like parsley with vinegar to ward off odor after onions.
Isabel, bored by her husband Georges parlor life, longs for luxury and social status. She fixates on a dream home and a glittering circle while exploring poetry and novels that reveal her restlessness. A reunion with old acquaintances introduces Gwendoline and Roland as hints of diversions to come.
Isabel and George Gilbert plan a grand birthday excursion to Warncliffe to replicate a past idyll. Mr. Raymond guides them through a lavish mansion by the Ver nant, while Isabel battles a growing sense of heartbreak at the contrast between the place and her life.
The article describes the Mitsumata plant used to produce vegetable leather and strong papers. It notes Japan's wall coverings and legal papers made from the plant and compares with U S rag paper, plus observations on rag-picking and paper quality. It includes miscellaneous household tips and a Max Nordau quote, a Topeka party, a bird collection by Prof Schurr, and cleaning and kitchen hacks.
A traveler from Chicago recalls a vivid comic exchange in a smoking compartment. Four men share quips about extreme stinginess, each one targeting different regional stereotypes. The Baltimorean, Philadelphian, Quaker, and New Yorker trade barbs about economy and weariness of thrift.
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