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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1893
Page
10
Royal household details reveal Victoria personally operates a typewriter to prepare court circulars and notes, while embracing phonographs for operatic and concert recordings. Innovations include Windsor castle lighting trials and a new private chapel addition at Clumber. Descriptions cover royal preferences, domestic staff roles, and the evolving technologies shaping palace life.
A long, detailed account describes the demanding selection process for trainee nurses at Bellevue Training School. It covers strict age, health, education, and character requirements, the extensive two year program, duties, uniform, pay, and progression from probation to diploma, plus inland mobility and private registry options.
In 1829 Philadelphia Perron’s family faces ruin from West Indian piracy links. Julie Perron refuses a forced marriage to Captain Ravel, who is revealed as the pirate Bart McCormick. McCormick is captured by U S Marshals, and Julie marries Frank Hardy on Christmas Day as Perron’s fortunes fade. Hermide dies. Perron’s house becomes a noted link to the Kidd lore.
A late 19th century letter reports Iroquois people on Cattaraugus and Allegheny reservations near Erie County New York displaying a mix of pagan beliefs and Christian influences. It notes a Seneca prophet’s visions, witchcraft beliefs among Senecas, and a murder tied to witchcraft, while praising agricultural progress and structured tribal governance including peace makers and land held in common by the Seneca Nation.
A reflective account describes funding for a school and salaries for teachers, praising nursery and older pupils. It portrays Native American faces, customs, and daily life, noting agricultural work, home interiors, and orderly hospitality. The piece observes the reservation landscape and cultural resilience amid curiosity seekers.
An ad copy extols Scott's Emulsion as a palatable food that is easy to assimilate and an appetizer for those losing flesh and strength. It claims cod liver oil combined with Hypophosphites offers remarkable benefits for fat production and rapid flesh rebuilding in ailments tied to wasting.
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