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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1889
Page
4
A fragmented OCR note references SPSS and Stata for sales data analysis, mentioning tutorials and chapels. It hints at software orders, data sets, and printing steps with unclear names, dates, and local references. The piece is a sparse archival fragment focusing on data tools and methods rather than a complete report.
The Paris Exposition now in progress mirrors a centennial link to the American Centennial, noting how the American Revolution spurred popular rights in France. Lafayette’s ties to Washington influenced French social and political currents a century ago, and the United States helped shape the early stirrings of the French Revolution. The two nations share enduring bonds and mutual sympathy.
The Piper McCoy scandal trial in Judge Campbell’s circuit court entered a quieter phase as the first week closed. Defense attorneys Geo B Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell presented long arguments, Dr. McCoy’s testimony faced objections, and the jury was adjourned until Monday to await further proceedings.
A fragmented local note unfolds on young women seeking gym access, social clubs, and a parade of marriages and outings. It details Wheeling Athletic Society debates over women’s exercise, then shifts to weddings, the Whist Club, and summer outings, with theatre, park bowling, and neighborhood gatherings, all portraying a bustling city scene.
A Builders' League formed by siding contractors in the city aims for mutual protection and benefit. A Friday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce saw temporary organization and committees appointed to set details. Next Thursday sees election of permanent officers and potential partnerships.
A fragmented column describes fashion glitches in gloves and stockings, society happenings, a mystery at a residence, and a party where dances and flirtations unfold. It notes a local court proceeding on railroad rights of way, a clever reception at Mr. A. W. Kelly’s home, and social notes from Wheeling with various residents and events.
A 19th century discussion explores how stage kisses are performed not from real passion but as practical stage business. Actors like Kyrle Bellew and John Brand weigh necessity versus sentiment and note kisses often reveal more about technique than true feeling. The piece surveys how performers handle kissing on stage and the audience’s perception, with anecdotes from Emma Abbott and Pauline Hall among others.
Fragmentary text hints at a quirky claim about a toothpaste brand SOZODON and its effect on appearance. Mentions a needle sharp tooth and a park or barn setting, with unclear admonitions about personal charm and grooming.
A damaged text fragment mentions Edwin Booth and a poet, hinting at passion or rivalry between two people. The source is unreadable in parts, offering limited names and context.
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