13 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
1
The fragment credits a work titled Of Lynn to Sir Walter Beasant with copyright noted in 1900. No further details on publication or rights are provided in the readable text.
In Lynn the Society of notables hears that Samuel Semple claims a magical spa discovery at King's Lynn. Captain Crowle and Molly listen as the town gathers for plans to host visitors, pumps, and amusements while a foreboding romance unfolds.
The New York Herald profiles Daniel Emmett author of Dixie, living in a small three room frame house near Mount Vernon Ohio. It notes his feeble health, simple tastes, affection for his pets, and reflections on minstrel shows versus his early era. It recounts a 1890s visit and a late stage appearance where Dixie moved the audience.
A London cable reports the crowning of Edward VII and Alexandra with jubilant scenes despite earlier anxiety. The Archbishop of Canterbury faltered reading the prayers, nearly toppled, then recovered as Edward steadied him. The king kissed the Prince of Wales, and Queen Alexandra showed calm dignity as crowds cheered in illuminated streets.
A theater office recounts a boy who tore up two front row tickets after overhearing his mother reveal a debt. He pasted the torn pieces and offered them for exchange, planning to bring a friend to the matinée on Saturday despite the chaos at home.
A Boston Herald note explains a method of rejuvenation where sprouts are stripped at intervals of at least three years. The process allows the tree to thrive and bear fruit for more than 150 years.
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