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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
4
A fragmentary reminiscence blends comic dialect and historical allusion. The speaker recalls a past era with rustic imagery and references to diet, travel, and local life. The piece intertwines political satire and literary anecdote, ending with a note on Mr. Clay and a voyage memory.
The article portrays Seid of Ade Rehan as admired within a cultivated circle. It notes her long tenure with Mr. Daly's company and describes her as brilliant, quick with repartee, and free from sensational eccentricities.
A fragmented tips column lists advice on cooking potatoes and canning fruit, using a silver knife to prevent fruit from browning, and economical soap buying. It also mentions remedies for colic and reviving someone after a fall, with stray garbled phrases throughout.
Sam McCann an Irishman breaks a sliver dot between fingers and sustains 6000 pounds. Eugenen a German weighs m yet is credited with lifting Lee with one hand. Paris marvels at Apolion a Ylemrenen partner who faces three big men and breaks a heavy ng pounds with ease.
A fragment hints Liard plans a coastward period of travel including Monte Carlo. It mentions a namesake feared in a tense table, with lean and hungry phrasing reflecting tension and anticipation.
Interest grows among women in new methods for fastening bonnet strings using pins of diverse designs.
A jumble of quips and proverbs notes playful snippets about luck, time, repair, and phrases. Mentions St Clair River tunnel and Niagara Falls with casual references to pricing and railroads. Ends with a quirky line about Jay Gould and stock pools.
Westfield and West End clubs align on player list for upcoming season. Managers name O Rourke O Neily Mc Mannix Divin Howe McCabe Lever McLoughlin West Ed Ruberta Harkinsen inedy Farrell Mourchend Heinety Carbourell Leidy as key signees.
Crescents defeated Flizeleth by 1379 to 1350 in last evening’s Crescent League bowling. Individual scores show Van Eata leading Crescents with 109 and 168 games, plus notable efforts from Arnold 135 Hatfield 134 Winkle 150 William 12h Tecy Doane 145 Vali 122 Rogers 1 ElizabethHolte 156 Colting W Saucer 104 Cleary 119 McCabe 129 Met 128 L suger 150 Dauluer 136.
Standing room only sign hung as tickets Sold out before 8 pm for the Blue Jeans curtain debut at Music Hall. Lobbies and aisles crowded with patrons preferring to stand, while the crowd enjoyed a lively melodrama with strong acting and favorable reception.
Society chat notes Mrs. VanArsidale of Salt Lake City visiting her son Morris J. VanAralale of Westervelt Avenue.
Died Jones One Wednesday November 4 canor B Jones widow of late W E E o clock at Long Branch New Jersey. TreWin to this 0 November 4 daughter of Thomas K and Charlotte win age 14 years. Services will be held from the residence of the parents 10 Orchard place November 7 at. TM ea Firmington 6 3.
A fragmented report notes the reform movement in Boston faltering with internal splits. It mentions a Rhode Island woman and a ninety year old traveler crossing continents, a Boston woman maker with a Bullring studio, and Mrs Paxton facing pressure after saloon closures.
A dated admonition urges women to avoid distracting behavior when visitors call. It cautions against ostentatious dress and flirtation, advising restraint in expressing affection and warning against public displays that might invite gossip or misread intentions.
Fragmentary text notes belief that blind people cannot be carpenters because they cannot see. It appears as a reflective or editorial comment from a historical page.
Readable items show transit like times and place names such as Easton and Alicatowl with scattered garbled words. The fragment appears to note routes or stops around morning periods with a mix of personal names and locations.
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