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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1892
Page
7
A vivid collage of high society notes on royal lady performances, fashion, and social duties. It highlights a Queen’s daughter famed for music, Bravery medals, and women’s roles in military and public life. It also surveys fashion trends, college notes, and progressive women’s organizations across Europe and America.
In the Pacific a sperm whaler from Boralan lost the black conk as the ship prepared for burial. While the crew gathered for the service, a lookout cried There's she blows. The skipper, leaping to the rigging, ordered to clear away the boats and heave him overboard, and they did.
A Scotia foe with an occasional spree lacks patience as his wife leaves with the children for her mother. He vows to take the farm but claims only the bare walls will remain. Moments later he returns and asks if he may leave the pump.
An anxious patient wakes an Aus- tralian doctor at three o'clock in the night, asking why care was delayed and offering to come after supper. The doctor angrily questions the interruption as he is roused from rest.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Nell and Nagy arguing over Bert Doolittle’s behavior, noting a kiss goodbye last evening and scolding Maple about a matter. The exchange hints at personal tensions and a looming public or social dispute.
A humorous, cautionary account of a Turkish bath visit recounts two women comparing weight loss tricks, a recorder woman entering the steam rooms, and Nadjy the attendant guiding a patron through hot rooms, scrubbing, and showers. The piece mixes gossip with curio about slimming claims, steam, and the era’s salon culture.
Mrs Emily Crawford from Paris reports on the 19th century Paris salon world tied to the Frou-Frou revival. The piece contrasts Abeille and Deacon tales, noting social intrigues, the Riviera circle, and the Abdicated era’s fashion, wealth, and marriages amid court gossip and public scandal.
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