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Weekly Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Weekly Wisconsin

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1887

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Love and Ruin in a Southern City Tale

A young woman Rhea marries a charming but unscrupulous man in a volatile romance. He drifts into drink and crime, plunging them from luxury to poverty. Her steadfast devotion ends in tragedy as she dies by suicide after his murder conviction, while a mother confronts guilt and justice.

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Rhea Browning Los Angeles Shere Morike Sho Sofia Anno Rir Pauls Muns Paradise Rhea Henesforth Poe Eratetel Bong Abe Mara Pepinitnelle Bacca Lins Tolle Calate Bessie Fe Sre Katie Nies Vin Sweet Singer Chandler Eveen Bie Srisa
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Siberian diet and tribal fare from Arctic peoples

A fragmentary survey of Siberian and Asian Russian dietary habits notes nomads' reliance on meat and fish, with the Yakute bride serving horse flesh, Gilyaks living on salmon, and garb made from animal skins. It also mentions missionaries, climate, and unusual clothing practices.

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Henry Lanstell Harpers Magasing Russia Vernoye Burati Kara-Kisghene Saik-Kul Liva Gommer Sansone Strahlenoerg London Lower Amur Amurs Yeniseisk
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Frugal Rich Man Theory in Washington Officeholdings

The text argues only the very rich or very poor should hold office in Washington. It cites Senator McCreery of Kentucky who saved 80,000 from 75,000 in salary by living frugally. A Georgetown hotel offered $7 weekly board while McCreery walked daily from the Capitol to save car fare. He spent modestly, avoided scandal, and left Congress with his means intact.

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Chas Norton Cleveland Leasier Innes Washington Philadelphia McCreery Kentucky Congress Georgetown McCreary Womley Chamberlin New- England States Nanily Toman Ldisure
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