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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1897
Page
2
A brief exchange from the Cowie Home Journal depicts an agitated bridegroom asking Serena if they may kiss immediately after the ceremony while the bride, Solt Possesweel, notes it as her usual custom. The dialogue centers on marital ritual and personal quirk.
William Gillette’s Secret Serviow announced for a Paris production. Blanche Walsh and Maxine Elliott to play Katherine in The Shrew next season. Mary Hampton to star Viola in Under the Red Robe road company. Harry Mitt to enter vaudeville with A Miser’s Grandchild. The Inte Barneyate played Mathias in The Bella in South Africa for 40 nights. Beerbohm Tree’s latest is Outram Tristan’s adaptation of Quo Vadis. Prince Frita stars Otis Skinner next season. Mansfield’s autobiography among likely publications. Vernona Jarbeau gears up for The Paris Doll tour. Charles Wyndham runs the Criterion in London. no knighthood. A Title For Three is H Grattan Donnelly’s new three-sister musical. Hawthorne.
A collage of quips and trivia cites fashion rings for summer and winter, widows in France, a proposed London embankment extension costing five million, and scattered wry maxims. The tone mixes light social notes with aphorisms, attributed to various sources including the Atchison Globe.
A historical extract describes the Euphrates river as a muddy channel through a desert with tamarisk groves, noting ancient Mesopotamia was once well wooded and prosperous along the river north and west. It recalls Syrian riverbank richness, ruins of cities, and forests noted in nun annals. Prosperity expanded settlements and roads, limiting nomad incursions and widening cultivable land.
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