Woman’s World and the Young Woman Composer
A Paris living Irish woman Miss French and an Englishwoman Miss Hope Temple are highlighted as notable young women in music. Temple, a childhood near Dover, early composition for a marching band, later pained by war at Zululand, and now composing an operetta with limited formal training. The piece notes women’s relative scarcity as composers and praises their emotional depth in “Memories.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wex
French
Paria
Hope Temple
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Laandhwana
Zululand
Philadelphia Press
Secret of Real Beauty
A New York World passage notes that true charm avoids heavy diamonds and favors copper, bronze, and ornate beadwork. It cites actress Sarah Bernhardt as example, saying she avoids brilliant stones near the face and saves jewels for rings and belts to keep light and color in her eyes and mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
China
New York World
Woman of Business Ability Mrs A H Perrine
Mrs A H Perrine of Alabama, famed for helping capture Fulton county murderer Jim Richardson, runs a 4000 acre Randall county plantation in the negro belt. She asserts executive power, ginned 600 bales of cotton last year, personally supervises all labor, and is regarded as a leading, intelligent planter in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Perrine
Alabama
Fulton County
Jim Richardson
Alabaa
Randall County
Ala
Negro Belt
Scotch terriers set fashion with gray gown tones in Paris
Parisian fashion notes claim Scotch terriers are in vogue for their color harmony with gray gowns. A dog wears a small scarlet ribbon on its collar, adding a vivid touch when seen with its mistress abroad. See stamps for emphasis.
Thomson and His Rats in a Maine Water Adventure
A Lewiston Journal account describes Joe Thomson’s plan to frighten rats by releasing them from a hogshead into a Maine river. Rain, miscalculation, and a sudden rat onslaught turn a joke into a dangerous escape, with Thomson forced to abandon his boat as the rats attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lus Selon
Bagin Lintius
Proceudine
Joe
Tom
Fieros
Lissooth
Lewiston Journal
The Spider Weaves Its Web Structures in Detail
In Cornhill Magazine a description explains how a spider builds its web. The foundational rays number about thirty, radiating from the center and meeting at the hub. concentric threads are woven between these spokes forming a sticky, thick lattice used to capture prey. The spider sometimes sits at the center during initial runs to avoid sticking to its glue. After finishing the snare, the spider adds a nearby cell linked by a thread to signal captures and guide the spider to prey along a designated path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill Magazine
The Nose as Breath Keeper and Smell Sense
The nose serves a double purpose as both smell organ and main air entry. It warms and moistens inhaled air to protect the lungs and filters dust, while olfactory nerves in the upper nasal chambers sense odors, often not noticed unless strong.
France's Executive Powers in Historic Parliament System
The president of France is chosen by a joint assembly of both parliamentary branches for seven years and can appoint a ministry, conclude treaties, appoint senior posts, pardon offenders, and, with the senate, dissolve the chamber for new elections. The ent executive car was elected on December 3, 1487, Louis Gibbo Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Carnot
Louis Gibbo-Democrat
Not a Bad Tea in the Schoolroom Recall
A teacher counsels youth that there is no word for failure in the bright lexicon of youth. A Dus ton boy quips about correcting the lexicon and joking about writing to publishers, as the class humorously debates language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duston
Socrates
Pola
Montreal Stas
Boston man claims discovery of new metal in Rocky mountains
George A. Clarke, an experienced Boston worker, says he found a new ore in the Rocky mountains. He asserts the mineral, tested in Cincinnati Chicago and Boston, alloys with iron to increase ductility and tensile strength, improves fluidity, and resists corrosion. Clarke showed ore resembling black sandstone with polished surfaces but withheld its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Clarke
Boston
Rocky Mountains
Assayora
Cincinnati
Bost
Shot the Horses to End the Runaway Deputy Leads Rescue
Deputy Marshal Tom Smith returns from the territory recounting a night ride with Deputy Marshal Booker. While crossing a prairie ditch the driver pitched over the dashboard as frightened horses bolted. With the lines gone and danger ahead Smith fired his rifle, bringing the horses down and saving himself from a potentially fatal plunge. The pair had started after a culprit, and the horses valued at 150 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
Marsal Booker
Booker
Smith
Dallas News
Fervent Lightning Strikes Athens Home
A noon rainstorm unleashed a vivid lightning event at the home of William Henry Morton in Athens. The rod over the house melted instantly, the tin gutter melted around the house, molten metal flowed to the ground, and molten metal traveled through a room, along an iron pipe to a tin basin on the porch, and to a well fifty feet away. Wood damage was minimal while metalwork suffered extensive melting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Henry Morton
Athens
Atlanta Constitution
Northwest Texas Cattle Growers Convene in Dallas
The fifteenth annual convention of the Northwest Texas Cattle Growers Association met in Dallas with broad regional representation from Montana to the gulf. Reports indicate range cattle are well preserved, with few storm losses and good winter grazing. If cold weather remains scarce, cattle across the plains are expected to be fatter and in better condition than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Cattle Growers’ Association
Dallas
Montana
Gulf
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Thief Uses Fainting Woman to Nab Jewelry in Shop
A jewelry store scheme unfolds when a good looking young woman feigns admiration and faints, distracting staff while a thief slips away with a prize. Police circulate notice to jewelers warning of the ruse and seeking the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patr
Detroit
Royal Berlin Baptism Water, Horse Skeletons and Curious Bets
A Jerusalem Jordan baptism water is kept at Berlin’s palace for Hollen vollern babies. Prince Joachim christening noted. water returned to the Jordan. Insurance on Joir Eytaud’s life denied due to law violations. Palo Alto stallion Tiophelaton to join Leland Stanford museum. Ogeident skeleton already in place. Berlin university offers 5,000 students 716 lectures mostly theological legal mechanical or philosophical. Professors Koch Moramueen will not read.
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Jordan
Royal
Berlin
Tiophelaton
Electioneer
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford University
Ogeident
University Museum
Koch Moramueen
Senator Manderson Term as President Pro Tempore Noted
A brief note on Senator Manderson as the new president pro tempore of the United States Senate. It mentions his service in the Union armies where he attained the rank of brigadier general of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson
United States Senate
Gliy-Wirwe
Roses of Sharon and Palestine native roses discussed
The article cites D. L. Brower and the Miladingh Review 1856 on the misnaming of the Rose of Sharon. It argues native Palestine roses do not exist in the plain of Sharon, with wild roses found only in Lebanon and cultivated varieties for attar. It notes biblical translations often use rose where unwarranted and mentions introductions of roses from Persia and Media in the Grecian period.
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the Howe
Serena Gell
James Soying
Sharon
Abin
Sulowjon
Shiro
Mito D. Brower
Miladingh
Qur Ft
Jaffa
Ranikh
Esiae
Pla
Ceed
Tayi Domi
Roses
Palestine
Mest
Siwrun
Lebanon
Thuy Wade-Werd
Rosevalley
Eleon
Bhers and Guthe
Dhoor
Pervia
Media
Dluskirte Garden-Zeitung
Untitled Arab Panohan Judy Show at European Factory
A damaged fragment describes an Arab Panohan Judy performance under an avenue of trees near a European factory. Vendors sell fruits vegetables calicoes woolens and rugs while stalls echo with music and crowd cheers. A confrontation with a high official ends with a spectacle tied to shifting loyalties and a mock belt and carer figure.
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Eurar
Deslors
Wermack
Hat Panch
Taaelstrate
Cavassos Arto
Pune Pasha
Bey
Europe
Owl Killing Tale Tied to Local Ripples and Rivalry
A confusing report recounts a bizarre incident involving Cele Frost Banker of the Deal river lod a rival to James A. Smith and Jol Smith. John wa handas trip, an owl was shot near a tree after an offer of five dollars to watch the owl. the owl’s head turned, and John twisted the owl’s neck. The note ends recalling a Pennsylvania phonograph mention and suggests a broader local intrigue.
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Cele Frost
Deal
James A. Smith
Mae Proet
Jol Smith
John Wa
Mer
Strane
John
Julia
Jolin
Revival Salaries and Stage Wages in London Theater
In London theater history, Kean’s salary capped at a few pounds weekly while peers such as Boyden drew modest rises when rival actor pay rose. The piece notes the broader scene where ballet girls and others faced pay shifts, with a snap at the era’s pay scale and working conditions.
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Kean
Moesara
Irving
Wile Barrett
Dustiel Purh
Axgalii
Ciluriee
Boyden
Loudon
Obscure Glimpse of Railroad Relations Amused
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a traveling figure discussing railroad ratings and tickets with a sly tone. Names and places are garbled, revealing a chaotic scene in a bar or public venue. The passage hints at bargaining, instruments, and a puzzled audience.
Toledo Item With Fragmentary Portraits
A fragmentary text from Toledo mentions a person named KT and a manager, with unclear context and garbled lines. The readable portion references a potential event or note but lacks complete details or structure. Further text is needed to identify names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Mortgage Notice Under Michigan Law for Gratiot County
A mortgage notice from Huntiol county Michigan records the August declaration of default on payments due for a property titled to Gate B Nesbit and associates. It lists the schedule of installments, total debt amount, and a public auction date and location for the sale of the premises to satisfy the lien. The notice names the mortgagee as Alma Heilting and Luas, with legal representatives listed for the mortgagee.
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A. Dau
Wilson , Brown
Frankie Brown
Altoa
Gratiot County
MehWan
Fsa
Michlewi
Gratiot
Isi
Mortawers
Terest
Mont
Bnstallengats
Spd
Uber
Cleet
Aine Wilbef
wUetinn
MigbeRt Bidder
Court House
Linea
State of Michigan
Gescelben
Willie
Abii
Mehluran
Auriet
Huntiol County
Midiget
Btate
Michigan
Howler of Deeds
Mortene
Saroly
Iml
Seid Morkgage
Aly
Vicente Serereny
Aa Colada
iCalneriedge Gas Heroine Operatee
Tuvebar Holte
Atbo
Irene Tale
Getober
Alma Heilding
Luas
Agsocla Hives
Moriauinen
Foose Vale
Mortwagee
Mortgage Sale Notice From Michigan Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mortgage sale notice with court references, dates, and parties including Simeon Miller and J. OA Heed Hell. It mentions power of sale, property described in details, location in Gratiot County, and references to Sept and December dates. The readable parts indicate a foreclosure or mortgage action leading to sale under court authority.
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Aume
Ode
Elec
Miller
Marty
Daoud Beries
Simeon Miller
Doe
Rabuiaeon
Miva
Watt
Huston
Mereet
Meadean
Anid
Salil Pranieen
Ehret
Dpeignee
Austyticoe
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Larper
Toledo
Wav City
Wartley
Ene
Vibe
IC Heed Oae
Awant Ain
Almanth
Lansing
Horthern R
West Michigan
Eleayer
Peter Toa
Ellis
Titan
Counly
Pens Ware
Tiwi
Preset
J. Lew Vols
Elmer J. Steward
Ashnor
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