Society Notes Show Local Club Activities and Gatherings
County women’s clubs held multiple meetings at Mills Lake and in Randolpn County. events included entertainments hosted by Mrs. Hay Pierce and Mrs. J. V. Taylor, a large Zetetic Club gathering in Ridgeville, and a noonday picnic by Randolph County club women. The Winchester chapter D A R hosted a June picnic, with readings, music, and a state meeting delegation planned for Lafayette in October.
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Fish Sensitive to Change and Climate Effects
The article explains how fish react to temperature shifts and cold water. It cites event like a 19th century North American storm that left millions of dead codlike fish and icebergs, noting the cod’s intolerance to sudden cooling and failed attempts to acclimatize salmon in Tasmania.
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Gift of Maximilian bracelet tale proves romantic relic
The bracelet of Carlotta, wife of Maximilian and daughter of Belgian royalty, vanishes in 1867 during Mexico's fall. It reappears in 1914 on a dancer’s wrist, passing through a general, a jealous killing, and an American, finally ending with a Spanish dancer as a gift from a diplomat.
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Gobelin Tapestries From Historic Royal Dye Works
The Gobelin tapestry factory, linked to Jean and Philibert Gobelin, produced state commissions for decades. Fewer artisans and limited output kept prices high, with an estimated minimum value of $250 per square foot for these famed works.
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General Grant Shunned Uniforms After Early Mockery
The text recalls General Grant's sensitivity to mockery in his youth at West Point and in his hometown. He refused to wear a military uniform after a furlough, and during the war often appeared in private soldier garb with his rank concealed.
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Twain Helped Grant With Memoirs In 1885 Surprise Aid
In 1885 Mark Twain aided General Ulysses S. Grant by offering $25,000 upfront for the first volume of his memoirs and matching later advances. The deal gave Grant 70 percent of net returns and led to immense profits, with Grant heirs receiving about $450,000 and a record $200,000 royalty to Julia D. Grant on February 7, 1886.
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Wren’s Monumental Fame Cited In Michigan Motto Tale
Detroit News notes Michigan's motto St Quaeris Peninsulam Amoenam Circumspice echoes St Paul's inscription Si Monumentum Requiris Circumspice. It recounts Sir Christopher Wren’s birth in 1632 death in 1723, knighthood, Royal Society presidency, and his 35 year design of St Paul’s Cathedral, a major religious edifice, costing 3,500,000 dollars.
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Memory Fountains Inspire Gaudens Tale
The anecdote from Hallam Hawksworth in St Nicholas recounts how the sculptor Saint Gaudens, during his Rome days, wandered Italian gardens at night to hear a fountain’s tune. Back in New York his studio tap ran all day, a reminder of that music, until a janitor halted the unnecessary water flow.
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New Scientific Discovery of Micro Organisms in Salt Conserves
A scientist in Upsala Sweden found that meat and fish preparations preserved with 15 percent salt harbor luxuriant micro organisms. He concludes these microbes cause the distinctive flavors and odors of salt conserves.
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Journal-eral Advertisement Columns Reach County Homes
The Journal-eral is widely read across the county with its column sections serving as primary advertising space for local businesses. Advertisers leverage the reach of the paper to connect with households and promote services.
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Local Notes From Bundy Pike Area
Mr and Mrs D B Densmore visited Mr Elmer Turner who is improving after illness. Herrie Pucketts ride in a new Ford. Clyde Miller hosted guests Sunday. Duaries Densmore and family attended a surprise dinner for Joan Barkasow and family. Mrs Johnnie Elliott showing improvement. Farmers busy making hay. items scarce.
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Duaries Densmore
Joan Barkasow
Johnnie Elliott
Children Perform Mid-Summers Day Operetta at Church
Fifty children aged four to fourteen participated in the operetta Mid-Summer Day at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. They wore varied costumes as they presented their parts. Rev. Payne opened with prayer, Miss Emma Hunt read a synopsis, and Mrs. B Hunt led the program.
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Eliza Reynard in Critical Condition After Stroke
Eliza Reynard father of Mrs. Philip Kabel lies in critical condition after suffering a stroke at his Buena Vista home Tuesday. The injury follows a sudden health crisis and prompts family and friends to monitor his recovery.
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Dressmakers See Demand for 30 to 40 Gowns Annually
Testimony in a London lawsuit stated that a woman aiming to belong to English high society must possess 30 to 40 new gowns yearly. Each gown is projected to cost about 200 dollars on average, highlighting the fashion-driven expense of upper-class life.
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Forest Replanted After Pike's Peak Fire Ruin
Eight hundred acres on the north side of Pike's Peak burned sixty years ago leaving scrub. Recent work has completed replanting the area with new forest growth restoring the landscape and public interest.
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Wanted Furnished Room and Services Classified
WANTS Furnished room Washington and light housekeeper. Pianos to tune and late services. Call or see E A Addington Farmland Ind. AGENTS WANTED We pay 36 weekly full time, 7 per hour spare time hosiery sellers near four months or replaced free. Free samples to workers. For Sale A few supplies. Chauncey Watters. For sale Suburban home one mile east of Whehester. Call or phone Fred Hiatt Red 1053. For Sale Good mill wood $2.50 per cord delivered city. Call phone 533. LOST Lost-Bunch of Keys Saturday evening. Found return to this office. Lost Tuesday night on south side square pin with letters O P. Turn in to Journal-Herald office. For Rent One five room flat rent Phone 68. For Rent One three room flat Call phone 68.
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