Two Havana Society Leaders Portrait and Life in Cuba
A feature on Havana society outlines the two main leaders, Count de la Mortera and Countess de Fernandina, detailing their wealth, social influence, and the gender norms shaping Cuban courtship and clubs. It describes dueling as a pastime, the role of opera, and the structure of young women's social garb, outings, and marriages amid revolution and exile.
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Countesa de Fernandina
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Helens
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Countess de Fernandina
Infanta Eulalia
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Infanta
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Jiavans
Consuelo de Sanchez Marmol
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Mins Mendosa
New York
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Union Club
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Caridad del Cerro
Tacon Theatre
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la Playa de Marlene
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Secrets of Snake Charming Exposed as Hoax
A dubious tale in a daily paper claims a country man tamed a cobra with a harp tune, but experts note snakes react to movement and heat, not music. The piece explains snake behavior, the fakery of performances, and how trained charmers use deliberate, nerve driven motions to provoke a response.
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Tank Pond Freezes Unusually Early in Maine Area
A Maine region report details Tank Pond in the Tuk mountains freezing before mid January, with several other ponds like Flanders Fox and Spring River staying unfrozen. The piece notes local lore about Tank Pond’s springs, the difficulty of explaining its behavior, and mentions nearby fishing grounds and a prominent Portsmouth treasurer, Frayke coopuninted, connected to a dam near the pond. It also touches on broader topics about plant sleep and its relation to biological rest.
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How Plants Sleep The Sleeping Habits of Flora Analyzed
A scientist explains plant sleep as a physiological process shared with animals. The discussion argues that plant rest serves a purpose and is not without reason, comparing botanical and animal rest mechanisms.
Injudicious Metaphors In City Hall Rant
An agitator’s heated proclamation voices danger and doom as crowds surge and the room empties in moments. The passage cites a chaos filled scene with vivid metaphors and references to a cyclone and looming catastrophe.
Do you think slang by young woman could lead to profanity
A dialogue between Matel and Abel in the Indianapolis Journal discusses whether a young woman’s slang might provoke profanity from a man who hears her. The exchange underscores gendered language and social expectations in public discourse.
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Indianapolis Journal
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