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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1895

Page

8

Sight to Be Seen at the Corcoran Gallery Work in Marble

The Washington Corcoran Gallery is under construction with thirty thousand cubic feet of marble from Georgia. Blocks weigh up to fifteen tons and are cut by water and sand with novel machines including planing gear and a massive knife. Newer devices produce dentals and borders, using dentist-like drills for finishing.

Corcoran Gallery Washington Corcoran Art Gallery State, War and Navy Georgia Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Star Swinburne Marsythe Ingraham Forsythe Rossiter New York Marshal Ney James A. Weston Church of the Ascension Hickory N. C North Carolina Ney United States Mary, Queen of Scots Goguetry Loth Jones Jasper Cesar Boston Post Baker Maker Whyte Browne Somerville Journal Mik Pate Mike Col, Brown Jove Lilyblow Miss Lilyblow Tommy Jones Tommy Warma Harper’s Bazar Atlanta Constitution Fenderson Bass Boston Transcript

Ingraham and Forsythe Portrait of a Sunset Bargain

A wealthy patron, Ingraham, pursues a prized Forsythe landscape after seeing a photograph at Goupil’s. The artist resists cash upfront and the two discuss a replica, while the tale shifts to memories of Rome, Maine, Mount Desert, and a rain-drenched trip that ends with iodine on a wife’s shoulders and a vanished original.

Ingraham Forsythe Aml Austin Dobsud Sims Powupacour Victor Finch Lodak

Pages of Personal and Literary Anecdotes Revealed

A collection of short notes on historical and literary figures, including Heine, Hemans, Petrarch, Hobbes, Mrs Craigie, Queen Elizabeth, Rev Dr Rossiter, Marshal Ney, and Mary Queen of Scots. The piece offers quirky portraits, opinions on habits, dress, height, and demeanor, with brief commentary on a historical work about Ney.

Heine Theods

Too Lata Burglar Alarm Sparks Wilder House Tableaux

An antique fragment describes a startled household in which Mr Jones fires at a burglar in the act of rifling pockets while Mrs Jones feigns calm curiosity. The intruder escapes as the tale unfolds in disjointed dialogue from Adams Freeman.

Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Adams Freeman

Originality and Fashion in Modern Dress Trends

The text notes women balancing conformity with individuality in fashion. It highlights a recent dark house frock featuring black and dull red with bead embroidery accents, creating a refined, distinct look while matching current style norms.

Foreigners Do Majority Share of Unskilled Labor

A historical note states that foreigners perform about half of the unskilled labor in the country, with a ratio of one to two relative to natives. The statement emphasizes the substantial foreign contribution to low skill work.

Humorous Vignettes From A Century of Jests

A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers recounts sketches of social scenes. A wife questions a bonnet, a pledge blocks fishing, and lovers trade witticisms about looks and manners. Light, period-voice snippets draw quick portraits of manners and mischief.

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the Weekly GALL Edwards & Deoll, Publishers Troy Maurice Ingraham Gonpil Aela Eet Sosaden Victor Forsythe Morsythes Goupil’s Clique Rome Asteria Hoe Sara Clelia Clelia Goupil Forsyth Lata Gladys Yvou Constance
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