The Man and the Pin Domestic Dress Reform Sketch
A humorous piece centers on Howdy and Maude in a chaotic attempt to adjust a woman's dress using a pin. Amid embarrassed reflections and clumsy antics, the scene culminates with Howdy collapsing and Maude declaring the dress fine, highlighting social vanity and gender dynamics.
Epworth Assembly closes at Burr's Mill with large crowds
The Epworth Assembly ended its third season at Burr's Mill Belmont County. A program costing over 1000 dollars faced a 2400 debt concern while a lake and boat rides attracted country visitors. Governor McKinley praised the event, and the crowd of about five thousand dispersed after prayers diplomas and farewells. Special telegrams note injuries to a rider and horse elsewhere, with fair preparations continuing in Wheeling and surrounding towns.
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Epworth Assembly
Burr's Mill
Ite
Belmont County
Tte
Burr's Mills
Toder
Pressant
Baa
Burr
Snema
Bellaire
B&o
Bethesdas
Erastus Wilson
Pittebury Commercial Gazette
Wilson
Betatont
County
Poy
Captoe
Mills
Epworth Park
McCabe
Grand Army
Libby
Barnesville
Caplain
I. McCabe
Apa
Restate Hustiserux
W. VA
William Hayne
Tim Hayne
Portland st ation and social notices blur the week
Bert Burkett of WI and sister Mrs Buchanan of Cleveland visited Beason’s Mrs J T Hodgens. Ida Hodgens and family plan to Boston home. Holly and son from Bellaire visited Henry Oliver. Races at Wellsburg drew many locals. Martha Bigger leaves for Vincent Ill to live with Prof John Bigger. Mrs Starr heads to Pittsburg. Portland Club hosts W H Robinson at Riverlawn. Edna Hodgans hosts Matthews Reno Thomas and Mrs Robinson at Riverlawn.
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Portland
Bert Burkett
Buchanan
Cleveland
Ot Beason
J. T. Hodgens
Ida Hodgens
Carrie
Bosver
Holly
Son
Bellaire
Henry Oliver
Wellsburg
Martha Bigger
Vincent
Ill
John Bigger
Blind
Starr
Pittsburg
Portland Club
W. H. Robinson
Riverlawn
Edna Hodgans
Matthews
Miss Reno
Alleheny
Thomas
Martin's Ferry
Mrs. Robinson
Haunted Mill Tales Stir Ransom County Dwellers
Reports from Valley Furnace detail supernatural events at the Brushy Park grist mill once owned by Paton H Gross. Observers describe moving timbers, levitating stones, a white figure near the hopper, and a violin heard from the late owner. Local curiosity draws hundreds seeking proof amid drought altered water power.
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Punurrr
Ransom County
W. VA
Paton H. Gross
Brushy Park
Sug Creek
Gross
Alex, Henderson
Hix
John Gross
Young Gross
Newman Bros
Philippi
Frank McDaniel
Newmans
McDaniels
Local Notes and Visits Around Bridgeport
Yesterday was psy day on the C L and W railroad. J M Gaskill and daughter are visiting in Wellsville. Miss Fannie Georgia and Lena Dent visit Miss Mary Graham of Brookside. Miss Maggie Cooke of New Athens visits Miss Bessie and Elouise Moe. Miss Retta Frasier and Mattie Medsil of Breusise visit Miss Maggie owed. Miss Nannie Smith, recently hurt by a runaway, is improving and plans to be out in a couple weeks. A C Brannum and family returned from the World's Fair. A bad accident occurred at reibe i
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Westurs
Pennsylvania Agricultural Association
Wheeling
J. W. P. Waite
Washington
Chicago
Alex Stollvaine
Bert Wart
Father Doyle
Jane Sherrard
Ems Wallace
Anna Brownlee
Ella Warrick
Analg Hallas
Mary Hamilton
Mary Sayer
Mra
Winfield Mellvaine
Ralph Vaupink
Plora Sayer
Winnett McElree
Kidd Wallace
Eldridge Tucker
DB. Forrest
Joseph Moore
Greensburg
Wellsbury
Henderson
Wellsville
Ohio
Mia
Mary Fisher
Wheelins
Anta
Ida
Ed Winters
West Washington
A. B. Miller
Grace Fordge
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nellie ‘McGrew
Town
John Glass
J. ¥. Hamilton
G. White
The
Christian Sea
Sire
J. M. Gaskill
Fannie
Georgia
Lena Dent
Mary Graham
Brookside
Maggie Cooke
New Athens
Bessie
Elouise Mo |Ee
Retta Frasier
Mattie Medsil
Breusise
Maggie Owed
Nannie Smith
Delsarte Exercise Class Draws New York Women
In Palmer's Theater New York a group of women organized by the Professional Woman's League attends a premiere danseuse lesson led by Leontine. The class focuses on physical culture using the iron bar and ballet poses while pupils endure strenuous, meticulous practice and aim to expand into a formal academy.
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New York
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Dauseuse
Leontine
Delsarte
Ivison
Professional
Woman's League
Leonting
Opers
Paris Conservatoire
Melchaut Nice
Taro
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