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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1891
Page
10
A woman in turmoil toys with dangerous powers as her love for the Wanderer grows unstable. Once confident she would be loved for herself, she confronts the lure of coercive influence and a desperate plan to win him back. Her restraint collapses as jealousy consumes her.
In a moving carriage a weakened Israel Kafka recalls a month of imagined travels crafted by Kevork, while Anorna and Kevork discuss power, memory, and the ethics of manipulation amid a tense plot to control perception and love.
Howard Fielding reflects on a court case about a tramp accused of petty theft and on the unreliability of eyewitness testimony. He notes a catalogue of flawed identifications and memories, arguing many witnesses fabricate certainty about a man they barely know, while weaving in a tale about potatoes and a mistaken verdict. He hints at a future story about a seven foot mysterious negro before closing.
Detroit News interview with H Szwirschina a leading American costumer reveals he rents 55 Santa Claus suits on Christmas Eve and keeps about 3 000 costumes in use in New Orleans. He notes Mardi Gras and the pre-Lenten Monday as peak days and details costume renting prices security deposits and imports from Germany now produced more cheaply in Findlay Ohio. He discusses demand led by amateur minstrel troupes Shakespearean pantomimes and the Robinson circus and shares that Americans rent the most expensive masks while Germans take cheaper options. He also highlights higher interest in Elizabethan and Mary Queen of Scots costumes and shows ladies costumes command higher rent.
A friend who spent years in Australia believes headaches from sleeping out in the bush come from being moon struck. Dr Wilson notes that wakeful sleepers often have their faces turned toward the moon regardless of sleeping position. Some claim lunar exposure imparts harmful properties.
Guidance on pruning deciduous shrubs to preserve natural form and vigor. Advice covers timing for different bloom types, avoiding bare poles, and aims to balance ornamental value with health. Also outlines indoor seed sowing methods using layered soil and moisture control.
Expert tips on using Virginia creeper ground nut moonseed and Virgin's bower for outdoor decor. Indoor decor favors flowering plants and palms, with guidance on conservatories bay windows and winter arrangements. Notable house plants include Aspidistra elatior and Coprosma varieties with glossy leaves and yellow margins.
A Brooklyn doctor recalls a visitor from Indianapolis claiming hypnotic murder spells on her uncle. He urged her to return home, seek a physician, and avoid courts. She later was arrested in Indianapolis with deadly weapons and sent to an asylum.
A guidance note urges forming seed clubs in spring to save money on flowers and plants. It cautions against buying mixed packets and urges careful selection to gain variety with minimal waste and cost, outlining the benefits of collective purchasing for gardeners.
A Pall Mall Budget illustration compares world myths of the tree of life. It describes roots in a deep abyss gnawed by serpents, branches as the sky, and creatures like an eagle and a squirrel representing air and storms. It notes Muhomaedans claim vast size and traveler times.
In a devotional account of Jesus before Pilate and Herod on Good Friday, Judas sees judgment in his betrayal. The piece follows Pilate’s hesitance, Jesus silent before Herod, and Judas’s fall with blood money and the valley of Hinnom.
Genesee friends recount a tale during a Detroit Journal story hour about a preacher asking who can stand in that great day. A church member and friend of Judge Newton rises to nominate Newton of Flint for the position in question.
An advertisement for Harfed Anderson's at 700 Smithfield Street offering the finest overcoat and trouser material. Emphasizes superior quality and tailored fittings.
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