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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1895
Page
12
Fragmentary prose and dialogue recount a dramatic scene where a young woman recalls a clever ruse used by a man to kiss her while her father reacts with anger. The passage emphasizes emotion and a moral clash, with the woman defending her actions and the gentleman condemning the act.
A garbled OCR fragment references a dispute about leaving a house and an insult. It mentions a person named Ginn and a response to an accusation, with an unclear context and source attribution to a Chicago Post line. The readable elements suggest a domestic quarrel and returned remark without clear dates or places.
A dense, garbled OCR block reads like a vintage newspaper page with scattered names and phrases. It mentions persons, places, and items in a mosaic of jumbled lines, suggesting a page of ads, notices, and brief items without coherent narrative.
A record of fashionable society and their pampered animals during a summer, detailing Miss Vanderbilt's white bulldog and other pets, including Howells Brown Mouse, Misa Morton’s tame bull, and the social whirl around Wooly Crest. The piece glides through sightings, station stops, and the social agenda, highlighting Miss Guild and Miss Vanitorbits in Newport society.
A fragmentary column describes Helen Gowlis and her highly trained pets visiting Marlborough House. It recounts a pony named Mead and a horse trained to respond to the lady and the audience, plus a white bull terrier owned by Edith Morton’s family. The piece blends gossip with eccentric household displays.
A Detroit Free Press fragment describes a stranger meeting a sick man with a hurt head in a cabin. The woman offers what aid she can, recounts a shaky accident, and debates a doctor’s role, while neighbors discuss wheat prices and a distant romance with tense emotions and social commentary.
A society portrait recalls Mrs Isolin and her bulldog, noting the creature’s silk robes and a parasol while describing the owner’s wealth and penchant for luxury. The piece links this dog to famous prize bullpups and to other prized animals including horses, reflecting elite priorities and status symbols.
A fragment from Muraper’s Bazar describes a street car conductor urging passengers to space themselves to create room for others, highlighting a paradoxical crowding instruction amid moving mounts of bodies and shifting positions on a crowded line.
The article chronicles Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset, famed reformers, as they prepare for a round the world journey after three Italian sojourns and five ocean crossings. It vividly describes their comfort during travel, their coordinated dress and packing, and their methodical wardrobe choices as they tour Europe and beyond.
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