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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1892
Page
11
The piece profiles a celebrated cook known for orchestrating large gatherings with precise menus and timing while managing hired help and guest expectations in a refined domestic setting. It also notes parallel successes of women in medicine and social life, plus a college celebration at Vassar highlighting Nuth wearing etiquette and intellectual pursuits.
The article notes New York University lectures in law with certificates of efficiency and scholarships for women. It reports a women’s club meeting discussing professions law medicine ministry and teaching, and covers advocates for arbitration, public welfare, and the role of women in professional fields. It also describes jewelry trends including enamel work, corsage pins, watches, and decorative accessories.
A Chicago court grants Miss Ann Munson $5500 in a dramatic romantic case. George Jro and kin faced allegations as her affections cooled amid ardent pursuit. Annette drew a revolver during a March 7 1902事件 tumult, she was deemed insane and briefly confined with restraints before release.
A Los Nogales recollection describes a border street where the line sits along the center, deserters cross into Mexico for amnesty, and a brutal poker room confrontation ends with a fatal shot. The account notes a rough town culture, a gun in every hand, and the survivor’s controversial justification of the killing as self defense.
A stock farmer recalls a 12 year old country girl who displayed presence of mind and courage while walking with two younger children on a country road. She heard approaching hooves and a dangerous voice, showing a valiant heart amid peril, a potential real life echo of a novel heroine.
A mother pushes her children forward to escape a furious bull. The arena is a farm with barbed wire fences and high enclosures. She could not reach safety alone and teammates or onlookers weighed in as danger loomed.
A rugged figure. She pushes the children ahead then confronts a wary animal. Standing firm, she grips the nose and guides the cowed creature toward safety, demonstrating resolve and care in a tense moment.
New York December 16 report on boxing stars and wealth. American champion favors finance over fights with big rivals like Charley Mitchell and John L. Sullivan. Notes on past champions dying poor, Mitchell's jail time, and proposed matches with Fitzsimmons. Also features Swimmer Sully and anecdotes about bids, contracts, and career fortunes.
Fragmentary testimony recalls a patient describing six years of illness and severe symptoms. He credits Copeland Bell Days and the clinic with a dramatic improvement after an intensive treatment plan spanning several months. The account emphasizes nervous weakness, stomach distress, and a claimed full recovery after therapy.
An archival note describes a physician focusing on catarrh and related throat and larynx disorders. It references specialties and a brief mention of credentials, with limited readable details about practice scope and location.
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