Washington Letter Chai with a Capital City Barber
A Washington letter recalls a parade of lawmakers and notable figures shaved in city shops. Barbers recount temperaments of Perry Belmont Sunset Cox Conkling Reed Cannon and others, noting how public men behaved in the chair and the quirks of famous visitors and politicians.
Bears in a Cage Sparked a Noisy Mishap at Museum
A visitor at the National Museum heard a racket as if many animals fought, but the keeper said nothing serious was happening. He explained the grizzly bear was playfully scuffling with the black bear after a bearLanguage insult led to a scuffle. The tale ends with a girl’s changing view of life after marriage.
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Lewis
Reed
Mr. Barnes
Georgia
Judge Baker
New York
National Museum
Blackie
Wart and Corn Cures From Old Negro Folklore
A sequence of folk wart remedies is recounted from Atlanta and Americus through remarks by police officers and citizens. Beans leaf rub, red corn cob polish, snail rubbing, full moon directions, and a tobacco chew procedure are described as cures, with several anecdotes of wart remission within days.
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Captain Mercer
Atlanta Constitution
Oscar Hall
W. G. Cooper
Frank Christophine
Darky
Marietta Street
Americus
John Joiner
Charley
Darkey
George Hamilton
Weathered Wedding in a Rainy Day Hurry
A verdant young couple arrived at an Eastern minister's parsonage during a torrential rain. They were soaked and dried by the kitchen fire before a ceremony. The bridegroom quips that the downpour makes now the perfect time to marry, saying they wouldn't have come in good plowing weather.
The Prince of Monaco’s Court and Etiquette
The Prince of Monaco rules five thousand subjects from a gilded throne at Versailles with a 70 man guard, 36 carabiniers, and 18 sergents de ville. The taciturn sovereign lives with Jesuits and is rarely seen, while his hereditary heir hosts a yearly dinner for officials, clergy, navy, army, judges, and magnates.
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Monaco
Louis XIV
Versailles
Principality
Roulette
Trente-E-Quarante
Market shifts as silk output and herbal remedies cited
The brief notes Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar are praised as a preventive aid, Pike's Tootache Drops promise quick relief in one minute, and Kane’s last year produced one fifth of the United States silk cocoons, highlighting industry and patent medicine mentions.
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Hale
Kanes
United States
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