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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
4
Jim Corbett recounts a San Francisco era boxing scene at the Olympic club. Larkin, a whiskered entrant, battles Don Lucid in a crowded arena, with crowd cheers and a comic misread outcome as Larkin falters and falls.
A sprawling digest of global facts with figures on armies, banking, telephones, population shifts, science donations, and cultural curiosities. It notes Hamburg and Leipzig population changes, German salaries, debt enforcement in Siam, Paris exposition plans, and the health and science trivia of the era.
A survey of how laughter differs by gender and age, tracing ideas from Abbe Damascent to Bulow and Napoleon. It cites lines from Chesterfield, Congreve, Robert, and Zeuxis, notes health value of laughter, and references Tissot, Erasmus, Sterne, and other authorities on its social and medical roles.
Lizard brooches set with olivines and diamonds, two toned velvets with white fur reliefs, rhinestone studded sterling hooks and eyes, plaid and spotted woolen girl waists, broad sash ribbons on white grounds, velvet hats with fringed scarfs, tail ored suits with white silk braid, French stickpins and chatelaines, pheasant feather collarettes and muffs, silver and gem studded umbrellas, damask satin reception costumes, mink shoulder capes, irregular scroll carriage coats, blue serge girl’s suits with trellis ribbon yoke.
A British note lists annual fish consumption at eight million pounds and Buckingham Palace frontage paint costs. It notes Windsor Castle’s gold plate valued at two million pounds and describes grief customs with crepe on canes. Population figures break down by continents, and stamp duty on card packs yields revenue of around two million pounds plus duties on imports and licenses.
The Pennsylvania Republican rosters favor McKinley for renomination and debate who will attend the national convention. Senator Penrose lauds the state victory and urges loyal delegates from districts to support the president. Ex Chairman Elkin backs McKinley and warns against schemes to split the delegation.
The article notes hat smartness now depends more on color and trimming than on shape, with exceptions like the automobile hat. It details how foundations are altered, trimming methods, and the use of satin, velvet, and decorative elements such as flowers and ribbons in mid sized hats, highlighting millinery techniques and decorative ensembles.
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