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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1895
Page
2
Readers glimpse a dense collage of fashion items and shopping chatter, featuring veils, hats, belts, and winter apparel. The page mentions Grocers and Merchants, assorted garments, and shopping in a bustling retail scene with many brand-like references and partial product ideas.
A long narrative recounts a life intertwined with loss and remarriage. After a widow’s death, a living husband wed another woman and faced haunting doubts. A final tragedy unfolds at a graveyard when the husband kills the second wife then shoots himself, leaving a double coroner verdict.
Constance Merrifield surveys famed Southern and Eastern society kitchens at Newport and Oyster Bay where Mrs Gebhardt, Mrs Oelrichs, Mrs Cruger, Miss Gould, and others showcase chafing dish mastery, broiling techniques, and culinary hospitality. She highlights their influence on domestic culture, travel, and modern women’s reputations through their luncheon rooms and in lawless kitchens.
In a colloquial neighborhood chat Mammy Phillips voices belief in witches and folk sorcery, recounting eerie incidents and familiar lore. The narrator challenges skepticism as stories of supernatural “starts in folkies hair” and eerie happenings surface amid confidences and memories.
Fragmented OCR captures a noisy dialogue with a childlike narrator recounting a tale of witches, fears, and a chase. Characters named Tinker, Kennedy, and Buckeye appear amid garbled phrases, dodging danger and questioning reality as the scene shifts through delirious memory and mock peril.
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