Naming the Baby and the Uses of Fashion in Howe Monthly
A discussion on romantic baby names and the rise of plain names for professional women, warning against fanciful choices like Ninetta. It then offers craft ideas for affordable frames, describes lace and radium silk fashion, and advises on proper skirt fit and modest domestic duties.
Rough and Tumbling Togs and Domestic Advice Reflect a Gilded Era
An assortment of fashion notes discusses thin woolen skirts and featherbone ruffles for drop skirts, plus social excerpts promoting ambition for married women. It notes Wordsworth’s usefulness in balancing household income and suggests avoiding complete settling down. It ends with a wedding gown description in white chiffon satin with lace bertha.
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Fuller
Wordsworth
Thimble History Reveals Language Shift and Craft
The thimble evolved from the thumb bell to thumbler before its present name. A Dutch invention, it reached England by 1695. Early thimbles were iron and brass. later versions include gold, silver, steel, horn, ivory, glass, and pearl. Chinese carved pearl thimbles bound in gold appear in tradition. Siam's first thimble, a bridal gift, is cactus bud shaped in gold inlaid with diamonds spelling the queen's name.
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England
China
Siam
Toughen Boys by Backing Them Against Teachers
Advice warns parents to oppose teachers in student disputes to create a rebellious, trouble-prone youth. It cautions that constant parental defense encourages dependence and possible delinquency, urging balanced guidance and accountability instead.
RAMS HORN WARNINGS ON REPENTANCE AND SELF DISCIPLINE
A devotional exhortation decries sin and materialism, urging faithfulness, virtue, and service. It emphasizes the primacy of character over wealth, the providence in troubles, and the duty to give and invest in spiritual growth. It employs biblical imagery and moral maxims about selflessness and humility.
Professional Ethics and Public Duty in Medical Dilemmas
A Pittsburg Dispatch editorial argues that physicians must balance patient confidentiality with public safety. It cites a railway signalman with heart disease and notes law already obliges reporting contagious diseases to protect the public, urging ethics to align with broader public duty.
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Medical Journal
Pittsburg Dispatch
Sweet Sixteen Graduation Woes At Graduation Day
A Detroit Free Press note captures a girl lamenting that her diploma day undermines her joy as her graduation dress no longer fits. Her friend asks what troubles her and she reveals the bitter hour of the moment.
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Detroit Free Press
Yellow fever spread by mosquitoes described with symptoms
An 19th century overview notes yellow fever outbreaks in West Indies Africa Central America and the Americas. It details transmission by mosquitoes fever onset and duration, rash bleeding black vomit delirium and high mortality rates, plus prevention through mosquito control and rest with supportive care.
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West Indies
Africa
Central America
South American
South Atlantic
Gulf States
North Atlantic
Two New Canadian Provinces Expanding Dominion to Nine States
Ottawa maps show Alberta and Saskatchewan as new provinces joining Quebec Ontario Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Manitoba and British Columbia. Report notes vast, unoccupied farming lands with 19 million acres in Assiniboia 17 million in Saskatchewan and 16 million in Alberta awaiting settlement.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Manitoba
British Columbia
Interior Department
Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Assinibola
Territories
Assiniboia
Dominion reshapes Canadian west as new provinces rise
The article traces Canada’s westward expansion from Rupert’s Land to the creation of Manitoba and the ongoing restructuring of the Northwest Territories into Saskatchewan and Alberta. It notes population growth, land policy, annual provincial payments, and projected wheat and grain yields alongside future provincial division and capital locations. It ends with a Washington Post quip about lawyers.
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Canada
Dominion
British Columbia
Northwest Territories
Wll
Athabasca
Government of
Saskatchewan
New York State
Europe
Manitoba
Regina
Alberta
Edmonton
Washington Post
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