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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
3
The piece surveys fur fashion with Russian sable and Canadian substitutes. includes ermine and Thibet boas in varied shapes. describes novel fur pieces such as a white satin ruffle collar with ermine and mink details, necklets of Persian paw, and sable with tails. notes returns of Russian blouses and abundant sleeve puffing and strapping in gowns. end by SADIE MERRITT署
The South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition in Charleston opened December 2 with President Roosevelt pressing the start button. The Ivory City layout features the Court of Palaces, Cotton Palace, Agriculture and Commerce halls, Nobel buildings, and a 2,000 foot Ashley river waterfront. The site hosts the Natural section, Woman's building, Negro building, Lake Juanita, and multiple state and foreign exhibits across 160 acres with 24 states supplying commissioners and premiums in the Five Stock department led by George Weston.
A Chicago Record-Herald item notes a drummer and a 75 year old man misunderstanding each other about age. The younger man, 57, wins admiration by claiming the other looks younger, while both reminisce on past events and poems. The piece contrasts aging and memory with light humor.
In a village gathering after a funeral, neighbors recall Aunt Marcia as a ready listener and helper who aided the family and even helped reform a rough gang years ago. A young woman among the crowd testifies Aunt Marcia was a mighty good listener and kept ears open with sympathy.
Special Washington letter notes more than 5 000 rural routes in operation and about 60 000 petitions filed. It traces growth from 1891 to present, detailing the organization process, map making, bond requirements, and the drive of farmers to gain home mail delivery.
Reports from Paris Dover England and Vienna cover social clubs for the deaf the Dover authority to scrape cliff advertisements census figures France's population rise and crime stats in Ireland. It cites horse meat markets in Vienna 1854 55 and Alpine club warnings on dangerous peak climbs and suicides.
A December sermon at Westminster Abbey featured Prof Mix Ma Uer preaching on world religions, praised as one of the most interesting in memory. Canon Fleming later held the record for the most sermons, while Spurgeon’s is noted as the world’s top sermon record among others.
A London paper notes doctors face new diseases, including beri-beri the so called sleeping sickness. Reports cite cases from Dublin to Fiji, Greece to Sardinia, with beans poisoning and cretinism’s local patterns puzzle physicians and raise questions about regional susceptibility.
A dinner scene features Willie exclaiming at roast beef while Mr Champleigh attends as guest. The father notes Willie's claim of bringing a mute ten head home, prompting humor about aging and future. The exchange echoes old newspaper humor and quotations from multiple papers.
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