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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1889
Page
6
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The article describes an exhibition of miniature engines, complex gears, and precision models. It highlights a famed 15th century style clockwork and a host of intricate devices shown by makers from Britain and America.
A Sunday morning scene at Milton church depicts families arriving by land and by boat to hear the Rev. Thacher preach a stern doctrine. Details of the pews, communion, and the sermon contrast with summer air and village life, ending with a mother and daughter ready to sing together afterwards.
Explorers note polyandry across many Central African communities near Tanganyika and Tanganyika imports. Tribes practice marriage rules tied to warfare and slave raids, with women valued depending on their range of suitors. Children regard every man as father, and abundant wives confer social standing, while young men seek restraint before marriage. The piece contrasts modern readers with older moralizing views and fashion nostalgia.
A sprawling antiquated column traces shoe origins from barefoot ancestors to early tanned leathers, noting Celt craftsman roots and Norman influence. It recounts fashion shifts from practical boots to pointed toes, royal embellishments, and high heels, along with legends of fairies and kings.
The piece surveys superstitions about footwear across cultures from Ireland to Turkey and the South, explaining beliefs about luck and marriage. It notes practices like removing shoes at doors and throwing old shoes for good fortune, with remarks on how such customs reflect social hierarchies and romance. It also highlights a Portland appearance by Mabel Jenness promoting physical fitness for women, detailing exercises and breathing tips for a slimmer neck and toned arms.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boy saved from leg amputation by a mysterious cure. Doctors urged drastic measures after a long illness, but the family found relief through a remedy associated with Mira Woodst and Norway. The account mirrors old medical anecdotes and questions the fate of a crippled child who recovered.
A garbled OCR page fragment advertises remedies and chemical cures for disease. It mentions cures for fever, blood ailments, and various products with prices and brand-like names. The text is incomplete and largely unintelligible.
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