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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1896
Page
2
A historic feature details a bicycle instructor aboard an ocean liner teaching sea based cycling. It describes gear, safety methods, and the novelty of balancing at sea with deck adaptations, robes, and shipboard rope courses shaping the lesson.
Bar Harbor celebrates a centennial amid a bustling summer scene with Bar Harbor Genial Whitney lineage and McCormack Rockefeller ties. Ex Secretary Tracy, W C Whitney, and the Corsair with Morgan bankers anchor a season of yacht visits, social pages, and new cottages as Lenox visitors migrate to the coast for water, roads, and sea air. Distinguished figures and foreign ministers mingle, while Bar Harbor’s literary tone and social diary thrive under a festive, era-appropriate atmosphere.
On the Bengal voyage Greig and Miss Elsie Norman quarrel amid a boarding party of passengers including Mrs Renton. Diamonds worth eight thousand pounds vanish from Van Straaten’s case and suspicion falls on Greig before the treasure is recovered. In the end Elsie declares her engagement broken off and the couple reconcile aboard the ship.
Clarence Russell narrates a nautical bicycle program aboard a ship traveling to Scotland. Instructors plan eight lessons, two daily, to teach balance and steering while accommodations cover gear, attire, and personalized saddles for men and women.
Mrs Mc Swet urges Billinger to church praising a Pearson’s Weekly sermon that claims every creature has a place in creation including pests. Mr McSwat debates a freckle-faced Stapleford boy while Lobella screams at a cockroach and asks for it to be killed.
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