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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1894
Page
8
The list cites recent discussions in the North American Review focusing on women in politics the woman question and modern girl themes. It notes titles such as The Future of Marriage The Servant of the Future and Bad Mothers among others with varied social and professional angles.
Ex-mayor John Corves testifies to a radical cure of twenty years of painful piles with bleeding and prolapse after consulting Dr Lighthill. Peter G Eyck of Bissell Hunterdon County reports relief after ten doctors failed, with four weeks to complete cure and no pain.
Dr Lighthill can be consulted daily except Thursdays on chronic obstinate and complicated diseases of the human system at his office and residence.
Advertises cures for deafness catarrh head throat and lung diseases claiming radical permanent relief in weeks. Piles described as aggravated and cured without pain or business interruption. Ends with incomplete sentence about rectal treatment.
A collage of brief items cites Ira Ward and wife living near New Hudson Vermont, Stead collecting deer forest material in Scotland, Mommsen to Rome, Goulds hosting a grand ball in New York, and James B. Correy’s gubernatorial bid. It also recounts Paderewski’s father, Rev. Hamilton’s pulpit absence, Edmunds in Washington on cathedral talks, royal lines, Casimir-Perier cycling, imperial customs in Japan, and assorted biographical nicknames of historical figures.
The display of silk and wool golf plaids for the season is rich. Short ermine collarettes suit evening wear. Velvet toques trimmed with ermine feature vivid rose accents. Verdant velvet waists paired with violet cloth skirts appear in novel winter gowns.
George Saumarez mistakes Miss Marsh for Kitty at a dance while seeking a mauve shade. The ruse ends with Kitty and George declaring their love, Miss Marsh relents, and the couple plan to go home with supper after the evening's confusion.
A classic quotation rich in metaphor extols a leader who guides the state, avoids shoals, writes epic verse, and builds enduring structures, likening control of the furnace to steadfast governance amid chaos. The prose shifts to a humorous Austin street scene with two tramps debating transformation after death and a centipede joke about preserving specimens.
A jumble of 1910s newspaper quips mixes romance, family banter, and a child’s glue mishap. The Detroit Tribune notes a cuckoo’s shriek at 11:15 signaling a playful interruption. Boston Transcript and Good News share light domestic humor about love and glue failures.
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