Tournament Half Completed Amid Noisy Court Action
The report notes the tournament midway through with continued play and unsettled results. Scattered chants and crowd energy accompany teams as officials manage the remaining rounds.
Plainfield Courier in Plainfield, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1894
Page
8
Local Street Fence Relocation Affects West Third Liberty Areas
A report notes fence encroachments on West Third and Liberty streets with three to six feet back from properties. Light and telephone lines moved. one fence now stands six feet back, reducing squeeze space. Turn Verein meeting tonight may add new members as logistics cause attendance issues for other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Turn Verein
Se Bers
Messrs van Emberg
Plaingeld
Mail Service Update and New Woodland Avenue House
A mail service in Sand is now operated by a new agent, with a fine line arriving for the news and on West Front. A newly completed house on Woodland Avenue by Alfred Cocks is ready for occupancy. plumbing by D. T. Kenway is noted. The scene includes quirky dialogue and local chatter referencing residents and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Woodland ‘Avenue
Alfred Cocks
Jay
D. T. Kenway
Cloth Costume Trends With Curly Astrakhen Trims
Fashion notes describe dark cloth costumes with bright thread surface effects and potential use of curly astrakhen cloth as trim. Sleeves and capes remain popular while loose sack outer garments likely fail. draped skirts appear in panels, with a brown cloth illustration showing a plain skirt, stitched trim, and a bodice with a white bengaline vest and cloth plastron.
Fashionable nail care and footwear tips from the season
The article outlines nail grooming standards with precise shaping and weekly rose scented polish. It advises warm water cleansing, avoiding hangnails, and notes woolen stockings as warm foot wear. It praises low heels, medium toe width, and Blucher styles for women in rainy weather. It also mentions tortoise shell accessories and seasonal shopping notes.
A Modern Tale Reveals a Quiet Turn of Fortune
A fragment from a modern tale shows Algernon under strain after a visit to his beloved, while a taunting friend misreads his emotions. The scene hints at social pressures and class through dialogue about wealth and suitors as tension builds.
On Time Departure Sparks Family Linen Mishap
In a muddled scene aboard a New York express, a rushed couple quarrels over packing and linen. A wife laments misrouted laundry while a husband chafes at delays, the exchange ending with her relief and a cautious note about future preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Express
Jase
Mr. Brownsmith
Henry
Alice
New York
Tribune
Irresistible Attraction and Ballroom Intrigue
Excerpts describe a calm dying man urging the doctor to leave, a German source tale, and a romance where George and Mary navigate social strata at a ball. Mary proclaims steadfast love, while George hides from a boastful suitor, as the narrative shifts through chapters and a gift arrives for George the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mary
Chicago
Gilmore’s Omectic Wine Delights Family
A notice from Waterss dated November 25, 1892 praises the use of Gilmore's Omectic Wine and its favorable effects on the speaker’s family. The fragment notes great pleasure in discussing the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterss
Gilmore
A Good Judge and Oddities in Victorian Wit
A cattle dealer seeks a faithful portrait assurance in a Paris painter who hires a bulldog as the final judge. The dog licks the painting, proving likeness, while the dealer unknowingly pays with bacon rubbed on the image. The piece, from Tit-Bits, blends humor and social vignette.
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Paris
Madeleine
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