11 Mar 1875
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1875
Page
1
A romance tale from Evansville Indiana centers on a fickle lover who gave a pair of false teeth to a mistress then took them back and gifted them to a second toothless woman. The original recipient appeals to police as society buzzes over the scandalous affair and questions if Evansville women are toothless.
A poem describes a charming woman blamed for fashion and artful grace. The speaker, noting her beauty, wit, and social polish, searches for the source of charm amid style and chatter. Despite praise from others, the narrator cannot pin down what truly makes her captivating.
Phil and I, once schoolmates, confront heartache when Diana is pledged to a army colonel. A voyage to Africa follows heartbreak, a lion hunt, and slow return home aboard an Atlantic steamer as the two men reckon with lost love and restored resolve.
An American narrator recalls a)(romantic chase aboard a moving steamer, a perilous rescue on a Saxon cliff, and nursing a friend in a Saxony town. Diana, a mysterious beauty, reveals her husband Col. John Talbot, altering the men’s fates. They return to America unsettled.
From Figaro recounts the 1870 tale of Count George de Meyrac and his wife Mathilde, whose jealousy over actor Rosita leads to tragedy. After Mathilde’s death, George inherits haunting visions and hears a midnight whisper “Frou Frou,” driving him to madness. Local lore credits the dead countess with returning at midnight to murmur her lingering love.
A letter from Mrs. Burnham to the St Louis Republican sketches Beecher and Mrs Beecher during a trial week. The description covers Beecher as young and lively, Mrs Beecher in elaborate attire, and adds satirical asides on senators like Brownlow Sumner Morrill and Gordon.
Patchwork article notes soup making with meat bones herbs and careful simmering then shifts to a Burns centennial poem by Janet Wood. It includes an interview excerpt about drought of days before war and a trial around a train mans lip smacking, plus a moral vignette about two neighbors Packard and Lewis and a lighthearted employer, and ends with a Courier Journal take on President Grant.
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