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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
7
A short record notes copyright for the work Monsieur Beaucaire published in 1900 by McClure, Phillips, and Co. The item records the protection and attribution of the literary work in that era.
In Bath a grand scene unfolds as Mr Nash hosts wit and fashion with the kingly crowd of nobles and beauty. A Comte de Beaujolais arrives with the Marquis de Mirepoix while a swindler’s servant bluffs as a man of quality.
In a social roundup, old traveler Mr Bicksit exposes an impostor who claimed a non existent town. The Duke of Winterset repents and earns respect, escorting Lady Mary Carlisle as gossip grows. Nash reports fourteen bailiffs guard the fugitive, who hides at a farm and faces imminent arrest.
A tension-filled scene unfolds as Beaucaire is rumored to arrive that night at a refined assembly. Lady Mary grows pale under the crowd’s curiosity while the duke escorts her toward a side room for relief. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
The passage discusses variances in eating frequency from one meal a day to five meals, notes the stomach capacity about a quart, and explains digestion as a process that needs time. It argues that a strict three meals a day schedule with close spacing strains digestive organs and can lead to indigestion or worse, urging longer intervals between meals for proper rest.
The article prescribes a home wart treatment of daily water moistened rubbing with washing soda. It notes small hand and facial warts may respond, while larger growths near the ears throat or chin are glandular and should be handled by a specialist using electricity, which physicians deem effective for removal.
A witty exchange from Wo man's Home Companion features a playful prodigal sonfish returning to a baffled father with a lighthearted, nautical pun. The quip showcases the magazine’s humor style and maritime wordplay.
A public quotation about a husband training his wife triggers discussion on domestic roles. Contemporary readers debate gender norms and marital authority as the exchange circulates in social circles.
A San Diego man invents an automatic door that opens and closes as a person approaches within six feet. Stepping on a nearby button releases a spring to slide the door open, easing passage for those carrying items or entering hands full.
A New York World quote captures a family row when asked why a father disinherited his son for eloping with a chorus girl. He replies he was in love with her himself, revealing a cheeky private motive behind the dispute.
A garbled recipe describes making an apple pie with a ring of pastry removed and filled, assembled in layers, and baked until done. It mentions serving hot or cold and yields enough for presumably multiple portions.
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