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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1894
Page
15
A fragmented note mentions chores with a hive and vines tying the year. Names, places, and concrete details are unclear, but the fragment suggests agricultural or garden work involving beekeeping and vine management during a single year.
A fragmented 19th century society sketch describes wealthy widows in New York and Newport society led by Mrs Astor and Mrs Hicks Lord. It notes large incomes, remarriages, social influence, and lavish lifestyle, including titles, pensions, and international travel. The piece highlights dramatic wealth and power among a circle surrounding Mrs Astor and the Lord family.
Miss Annie Seasholtz of Northumberland leaves with a band of volunteers for India to study Marathi and begin missionary work in Akola Berar. The Pennsylvanian, raised in Haytist circles, completed high school and missionary training before departing from New York.
Milas Fleming earlier served as court stenographer as Miselizabeth Fleming becomes editor of the United States Circuit Pot and district courts in Portland.
Fragmentary notice mentions Louise Chandler Moulton and a Weymouth Street home in a vague dispute or incident. The readable text is garbled and fails to establish a clear event, date, or identifiable organization or outcome.
Fragmented report praises French scientist Bertholet for wetting material pilchers and eradicating impurities. Mentions rubber scarcity, South American sources, and tiger extermination in Singapore. Contains garbled lines about health tonics, diet, and strength, with references to various dubious claims and generalized medical rhetoric.
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