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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1891
Page
2
A long Dearborn editorial advocates national unity amid immigration and wartime strain. It praises Americanized citizens, calls for loyalty to laws, critiques German language instruction in public schools, and urges support for civilian labor and enterprise while warning against disloyalty and German influence.
A garbled extract shows a dialogue fragment with incomplete phrases and misspelled words. It mentions a question and a reply, a misfire or blunder, and references to fire and disbelief, in a broken historical transcription.
A night of masquerade revels escalates as a man and Moorish masked partner drift through opulent rooms and a greenhouse before a revealed mother in law ruins the romance. The tale includes flirtation, disguise, and an abrupt, humiliating revelation.
A tribute to sea captains and pilots, stressing clear headed driving, iron will, and courage. Master mariners rise by merit and no royal rowd, with sturdy shoulders and steady hearts guiding ships to windward against danger.
An old navy man tells a New York Times correspondent about the oddity of sailors from American and British forces getting leave in foreign parts. Every time a dispute starts, fights erupt, with many interruptions and police involvement, reflecting the tension of mixed crews on shared ground.
A humorous tale unfolds as a diner commands a dish of bean pudding and after a wait the waiter returns with a plum pudding amid a sea of sauce. The master of the Mernt protests, while the diner praises the feast as the nicest pudding.
Fashion guidance on dressmaking and wardrobe tricks from Old French pleating to lace remodeling. Advice covers darts, fullness, skirts, and using jet nail heads, with notes on olive oil and household topics alongside etiquette and riding tips for women.
The Ladies Home Journal notes women now work as daytime distributors on New York newspapers earning about fifty cents per hour, potentially twenty dollars a week. The piece discusses social attitudes, anecdotal remarks on domestic life, and provides recipes and household hints alongside the era’s gendered labor ideas.
Article discusses a forthcoming photographic chart of the heavens and related inventions. It notes the role of invention in astronomy, mentions Isaac Roberts’ work and Royal Astronomical Society discussions, and explains a boiler injector principle with fluid dynamics and jet effects.
The article describes a new manufacturing method for expanding metal mesh sheets, using synchronized jetting and opening actions to produce wider meshes. It references the "Automatic Library" device, a travel-related cataloging box system with varying sections and front goods for in-carriage use, and notes expected public deployment. It also mentions related innovations in graveyard coffins and electric lighting, with broader notes on advances in optics and material science.
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