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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
2
A wartime lament and a Victorian romance unfold around Trevelyan and Cary at a Scottish estate. The piece intertwines a soldier’s dying wish with a stormy gathering, recalling youth adventures and a perilous moment of passion that tests restraint and kinship.
Extract discusses Maud Howard Peterson’s novel The Potter and the Clay a strong character study set in Scotland and England. It highlights Trevelyan a fearless Scot who loses love and honor, and includes a reproduced scene of his love confession amid a stormy coast.
Adele O Lehr advises against harsh cleansing tools and extreme temperatures. Use tepid to warm water, avoid cold shocks, and rub the face upward from chin to temples. Rub with antiseptic gauze, cleanse with fine camel hair brush and vegetable soap for blackheads, and finish with cold cream or lanolin. Hot milk tones, benzoin in morning, pat dry.
Algernon wonders why the Elliott family dislikes him as his long love for Miss Elliott grows. He recalls efforts to win over her mother and the interrupted dinner plans, amid social hints and a mention of a peculiar boarding school relic.
Mrs. Nowell, a San Francisco dressmaker, travels to Dawson City in 1897, becomes bookkeeper for mine owner Joseph Beck, marries him in 1898, and returns to Dawson to prosper. They own rich claims near Gold Run and plan a California move after purchasing 7000 acres near Red Bluff for stock range. She travels 400 miles in deep winter to reunite with husband and son. The San Francisco Call provides the narrative.
Advice for treating alcohol spills on polished surfaces. Pour olive oil or bland oil at once to form a barrier, then sop up with a soft towel without spreading the stain.
A 19th century tips column urges using pure white gauze or muslin to drape a mirror. The effect supposedly reveals true complexions and features, framed in white folds to flatter the observer. Next, a brief obituary notes William G. Dowling of St. Louis died after eating four hard boiled eggs at a Delta Missouri lunch counter, causing fatal indigestion.
A Chicago Tribune line notes a man with good staying qualities while a Detroit Free Press exchange questions a man's genuine love for a wealthy heiress. The banter contrasts wealth with sincerity as readers glimpse era gossip dynamics.
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