Clairvoyant Madame Deering Reads Past and Future
Madame Deering, a clairvoyant palmist, offers readings in the city for a short time. She does not use cards or demand advance payment, and promises a fair reading. Consultations at Washington House from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Readings for ladies 0c, gentlemen $1.37-6t.
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Madame Deering
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Roney Offers Free Hearings for Young Singers and Musicians
Henry B. Roney of Chicago announces free hearing for talented boy singers musicians and elocutionists upon request or en route. He provides organ recitals coaching church organ playing orchestral registration accompanying choir concert singing and boys voices training. Roney and his Roney's Boys will be in town in April.
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Weakness of Russian Navy Draws From Fishing Population
A Fortnightly Review writer argues Russia lacks der geist in its navy. Recruits come from inland regions, train in barracks, and ships often stay in port long before trials. Sailors dislike the sea, and gradual modernization faces cultural hurdles.
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Automobile Enthusiast Plans Home Basement Car Access
Nicholas Beil of St. Louis former excise commissioner intends to keep his automobile in a basement room beneath his West Pine Boulevard home. After remodeling the car will enter from outside via a ramp, allowing the family to step from the vehicle into the house and vice versa for daily routines.
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Heathenism and Duty Across Harsh Tides
A mixed collage notes martial discipline from a Mikado dance to British field guns, praising virtue and frugality in camp. It cites London and Paris sources with reflections on military reform and a humorous reminiscence of a first shave signaling manhood.
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