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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
9
The article argues that real rest requires both body and mind calm, not merely changing activities. It notes families, especially mothers with limited incomes, struggle to manage vacations, as housing costs rise and travel expenses strain budgets. Rest for parents means abandoning work thoughts and household worries during the break.
A witty collection of social reflections on women and men. The piece jokes about mirrors, ice cream, marriages, patriotism, and optimism with pointed humorous observations.
The Bon Marche in Paris runs the largest kitchen in the world feeding 4 000 staff. It houses 60 cooks and 100 kitchen boys. The smallest kettle is 75 quarts and the largest 375 quarts. There are 50 frying pans capable of 300 cutlets or 220 pounds of potatoes.
A 1898 letter notes the correct pronunciation of Theodore Roosevelt’s name for his vice presidential bid. It observes many readers say two syllables as “Rosevelt” and compares this to the spelling and historic usage during his candidacy for a high office.
Fashion notes from the era highlight chenille as a popular trim returning from exile with scarf ends and summer wraps. Classic pastel millinery colors gain favor while coral jewelry and Egyptian style filigree shine. Bell shaped sleeves named Gretchen Greek Marie Antoinette gain traction, paired with embroidery and gold braid details.
A kitchen guide explains cauliflower should be steamed when possible to retain flavor and reduce water absorption. It covers blanching, salting with borax and sugar in boiled water, draining, and serving with white sauce lemon caper flavor or tomato sauce. Baked with cheese or fried styles are also described.
In Stroudsburg on June 27 East Stroudsburg State Normal School awarded diplomas to 63 women and 29 men Principal George P Bible presided Robert E B Pattison gave the address Class salutatorian was William W Ramsay and valedictorian Laura B Geiser Others participating included Anna Heller Alice D Corcoran J Lisle Apple John N Gish Acquilla Johnson and Earle R Dooley
Ex Governor Robert E. Pattison voiced support for a New York state running mate for William Jennings Bryan. He indicated he would prefer a New York candidate and noted it would strengthen the party in the East. He suggested David B. Hill or Danforth as acceptable choices.
Josephine Stier aged 14 mender at John Bromley Sons rug mill died when a loose hair and air current pulled her into a pulley shafting. She suffered a broken neck and crushed skull. The incident occurred about 6 pm as she prepared to leave. She lived at 2086 East Dauphin Street. her mother collapsed at the news.
The United States battleship Kentucky reached Tompkinsville naval anchorage before noon after completing its final acceptance trial. Crews regarded the test as highly satisfactory and on par with the Kearsarge, pacing at full speed with natural draft for two hours Monday afternoon.
The speaker says party unity could grow with Bryan from the West and an East candidate. he declines to announce intent and smiles when asked about accepting the nomination. He denies being a candidate and doubts his name will appear at the convention.
The twenty-third annual convention of the State Pharmaceutical Association opens in Johnstown with about 100 delegates. The day features lectures and discussions led by notable figures from Philadelphia and other cities. A reception is planned in the evening as visitors tour the flood damaged Conemaugh alley on Friday.
A furious electric storm raged for hours causing widespread damage and fear in Pottstown. Unclear reports describe fallen debris blocking streets and disrupting travel as residents sought safety during the atmospheric onslaught.
A summer circular from von Whitcomb lists thirty five itineraries to miner resorts in Provinces New Ogland Alaska and the Yellowstone. Booking promises no extra fee and organized baggage handling though text is garbled with stray words.
The government awarded Gimbel Brothers a contract for fifty thousand white shirts and ten thousand undershirts with drawer and Parker cited as the supplier.
Miss Mae Corson Bouvier wed Eugene Raymond at Second Presbyterian Church on Walnut Street with Rev. Charles Wood officiating. The bride wore point Venice over ivory satin with diamonds and pearls from the groom, and was attended by Miss Ka Mae Bouvier and Miss Gladys Raymond. Best man Robert Brannan and several ushers assisted. numerous VIP guests attended the ceremony.
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley depart from Washington for Canton Ohio aboard a private cab attached to the 7 45 P M Pennsylvania Railroad train The party includes Dr Rixey Secretary Cortelyou and Assistant Secretary Barnes During Cortelyou absence the Executive office will be led by Assistant Secretary Pruden The White House will handle essential matters from Canton with direct cabinet contact while minimizing Washington duties.
Cumberland June 27 Organizer William Warner of Pittsburg, a miners strike leader, was held today on criminal libel charges by Hugh Muir who calls him a traitor to labor. The grand jury will reconvene July 5 to probe the Lonaconing riot and the Warner libel. Isaac Arbogast drew a revolver at the street today but was prevented after witnesses noted his threats.
In a friendly sparring bout at Roanoke Rapids Weldon N Y June 27 J W Stansbury died after a severe punch from Robert Council. The two men were close friends and laughing moments before the blow caused fatal injuries with quick collapse and grief spreading among acquaintances.
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