Fragmented Tale of Postage and Odd Encounters at Sea
A long, garbled reminiscence recounts postal cards from the Cherokee area, a voyage with a passenger named Tootle Towterson, and a chaotic breakfast alarm clock scene aboard a ship. The narrative blends distant manners, odd anecdotes, and humorous misadventures as it meanders through conversations about mail and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mito
Shea
Domentic Ouer
Europa
Gayety
Tootle Towterson
Uncertain Ramblings on Elk Lore and Politics
A fragmentary reminiscence blends ornithology notes with a long digression on the true American elk, followed by a satirical exchange about President Garfield and political humor. The narrator cites naturalists, myths, and a chaotic political aside, ending with a promise to guard one’s health amid odd reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Prairie Flower
Waukegan
Its
aJife
Europe
Asia
Audubon
America
Jobe Lawrence Sullivan
Tonce
Pope
Eaxrth
Mrr. Depaw
Min
Vortiagent
Mr. Depew
Garfield
George Washington
White House
Web Mackintosh Arroas
Purely Feminine Women Talk Politics at Country House
A veranda conversation among three women, two blondes and a Spanish blonde, reveals views on elections, babies, and presidential conduct. They mock political discourse, debate marriage and flirtation, and imagine a bachelor president, while other notes describe Parisian and English fashion trends for mothers and infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gee-Goo
Geegood
England
Stanley
Chicago
Brunetta
Katharine
Hee
Washington
Tam
The Well Bred Woman and Notable Women in Society
A survey of standards for a well bred woman, highlighting restraint and decorum in public life, fashion, literature, and conduct. It cites Sara Pollard a York county farmer. Queen Christina and Victoria anecdotes. Ber lin Lady Artists society. Chicago visiting nurses. and notable women in education, journalism, and industry across Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Womes
Minnesota
Sara Pollard
York County
Miss Pollard
Queen Christina
Spain
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Society of Lady Artists of
Berlin
Germany
Chicago
Mary Queen of Scots
Marguerite de Valois
Isabella
Eugenie
Masonry lodge July communications and visits noted
Ohio Lodge No 1 held July communication on the Fourth with three candidates. Worshipful Ross presided as work progressed, assisted by Schane and Spellman. After, brethren visited Zeigenfelder’s ice cream parlor. Deputies visited Marshall Union Lodge No 6 and New Cumberland, while James Luke Sr. lay near death. Virginius Lodge No 2 and Rebekah Lodge No 2 installed officers. Alpha Lodge No 425 installed officers under Grand Dictator Godfrey Schul. Local Council No 1 of the American Union League held an initiation and resolutions. State Educational Association urged higher school funding and term length. West Virginia conveyances and county superintendency discussed. Democratic delegates elected in New Cumberland. governor and state officials named. convention condemned Carnegie-Pinkerton Homestead action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lewis
Lime Rock
Bettie Burr
LaSalle Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
Martha White
Gray Harbor
Washington
Lillian F. Smith
San Joachim
San Francisco
Miss Smith
Queen Victoria
Lenton
Henry Sidgwick
Newnham College
Cambridge
Europe
London
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania College
Mme. Hirschfeldt
William
Pennsylvania
Punch
Australia
Misa Murphy
Philippa Fawrett
Tremham College
University College
Constance Jenkins
Somerville Hall
Oxford
Home Hotel Association
St. Ann’s Avenue
Minneapolis
Margaret Sullivan
Sulyan
Indy
Andes
Elizabeth More
Edgeworth
Dunkirk
Philadelphia
Ohio Lodge No. 1
Ross
Bros. Schane and
Spellman
Bro. Zeigenfelder
Marshall Union Lodge
Moundsville
New Cumberland
James Luke
Alpha Lodge
Brethren
Godfrey Schul
Joseph Wolfgarly
Fred ‘I. Bourne
Wm. A. Stoetzer
George B. Walt
Joseph Hall
Jobn Brown
M. Derrab
J. D McFadden
Porter Smith
G. A. Beall
Sentinel
C.G. Davis
Philip Winter
American Union League
Py & ‘State Educational Association
Grafton
W. VA
State Educational Association
Peabody Normal School
Nashville
Tenn
West Virginia School Journal
Hancock County
Sunday Register
New Cumoxncano
Convcién
Parkersburg
W. G. Bennettt
A. D. Garden
R E Armstrong
Carnegie
Pinkerton
Homestead
R. W. Cunningham
Sod
Hoff
Lone
Mrs Harrison Improving After Loon Lake Reception
Loos Lake July 9 Mrs Harrison has improved wonderfully in spirits since her arrival yesterday. The President held a reception after dinner to which all the guests at Loon Lake House adjacent cottages were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loos Lake
Harrison
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NES
Guinea
Gary War
Anaeier
Howe
Tinesau
Loosley
Providence
Gastric
Tootie
Bu Tin
Theo
Pealtry Show
Toute Tootervon
Blombarer
Shin
Pinin Lavi
Blue Ruin
South
Rey
Uiloe
Satan
Geneva
Ganevs
Bor
Ouchy
Forcy
Bubbn
Mansel
Ted
St. Joseph
Virginius Lodge
N.G
G. B. Wagoder
V. G
Sol. Prettyman
H. A. Hutrman
T. H. Higa
T. Reed
B. B.S
G. Werr
Mr. Grimes
Joy Beaver
G. S
N. G
Allie Dow Potts
L.S
V.G
Minnie Shorts
Mary Sewalb
Annie Hoffman
Knights OF Honor
Wanurston
Suite
Condon
Sheredaville
Dave Clow
A. Williams
Mack Winnett
Pittaburg
da Lewis
Smithfield
Stringer
E. J. Russell
A. Higgins
Wellsburg
E. J. Lewis
China
Ora Clow
Beaver
Howe Doverits
Joe Jacobs
Main Street
Wall Paper & Borders
Mansbarger
Lotz & McKown
Reactionl
Twelfth Street
Columbia
Victor
Aspen
Edw
L. Rose & Go.’s
Aganta
Keaton
Iroe
Pence
Iro
Painter and
Pater Bangrr
D. C. Kurner
Deolet
Ea Om
Market Street
Wheeling
Rhine Ines P. Welty &Co
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