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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
2
A mosaic of brief essays and asides discusses antiquated foods like onions, political jests about Jay Gould and the Emperor William, ship aid to Russia, and the Duchess Queen's fortune. It touches on constitutional respect, medical ethics after a death, and notes on national leaders' health and behavior.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers personally conducted spring vacation tours. In March two Jacksonville tours run on March 15 and March 29 with return options by regular trains. Rates start at 60 dollars from New York, including transportation in a special train and meals en route. The third tour is the Golden Gate series with personal escort.
A chaotic paragraph lists imminent travels, wartime waves, and tourist plans from New York to Denver and Colorado Springs. It mentions a tour timetable via the World's Fair City and directs applications to the Tourist Agent at 849 Broadway New York.
Fanny Rice appears in a new comedy written for her by Arthur Wallack and presented at Muale Tail this evening. The veteran actress, famed on stage for decades, is praised for versatility from Venus in Rag Baby to principal roles in Carleton Opera Company and The New York Casina, drawing praise as a metropolitan favorite.
A ten man team from the 0 M of Eligabethport arrived in the city last evening for a bowling match against the Catholic Young Men’s group.
News items report Ben Hatton's final concert at Reform Hall on Thursday April 21 to benefit Bethel Chapel, with Sut ton’s privilege noted as a single concert exception. A returned missionary Elizabeth Yates spoke on Chinese manners and the coming Woman at a parlor meeting and Vincent Chapel. Babbitt and Martin sought dog catcher post at eight dollars weekly, but mayor and council refused regular pay. Court of General Quarter Sessions ruled in Hetfield v Lyman with Lyman awarded 187.50.
The readable text presents an archaic, fragmentary excerpt with unclear names and events. It lacks complete sentences and identifiable individuals or actions to confirm a coherent news item or outcome.
A fragment from a column recounts Dean Swift's Irish humor and a servant's cleverness, including an anecdote where a waiter mistakes Swift for the saintly author. It notes Ireland's snakesless legend tied to Saint Patrick and mentions Curran's quip about a lawyer's independence, illustrating wit across eras.
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