The Well Dressed Woman and Underwear Fashions
Estelle Clairmont surveys 1900s New York fashion, detailing how women shop for lingerie, corsets, underskirts, and stockings. She notes the lure of lace trimmings, the rise of elaborate corset covers, knitted warm underskirts with silk flounces, and the skillful handwork women apply to stockings and accessories to complete a refined winter wardrobe.
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New York
Mandy
Tex
Estelle Clairmont
Poems Bring Both Smiles and Tears by Cooke
A Cleveland author Edmund Vance Cooke presents child centered verse in Chronicles of the Little Tor. The book collects poems printed in The Citizen and other papers along with pieces by Beanie Colling Meare and Clyde O Ne Lana. The verses portray childhood life and the humor and tears of children through playful figures like a mooing cow and family scenes across a family home.
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Eomund Vanoe Cooan
Biliind Vance
Jisike
Noap
Cooke
Beanie Colling Meare
Clyde
Lana
Half the usual issue as presses run slow this week
The note says work constraints and post election press load halve the paper size this week. Mentions W Lawson arrested repeatedly. Geo B Cox criticized by Chicago lawyers. Mack McClellan and Shaw named in initials. References Fairbanks reform, doctors, and a bridge tender with a prompt about college training value.
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Tryden
Chicago
Geo. B. Cox
Geo. B. McClellan
Geo. B. Shaw
Corner stone laid for Estancia Methodist church
In Estancia New Mexico the corner stone was laid Tuesday for the first Methodist Episcopal church in the valley. Rev A P Morrison conducted the services with attendance from the public schools. a primary department choir sang. The ceremony included a list of memorials and an inscription of church officials, trustees, and local county officers.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Estancia
A. P Morrison
New Mexico
Riuoft
Albuquerre
Cepasurer
Church Extension Board
Methodist Review
Central Christian Advocate
Estimcls
New Mexico English Mission
Ladies’ Aid Society
Po A. Speckmann
Epworth Herald
Epworth League
Torrance County
Who Knows Joseph Black City Marshal McMillin Ig
A Kansas letter from Burden dated December 1, 1805 asks the City Marshal McMillin for any information on Joseph Black a carpenter who went to Santa Fe with W P M Amy the man Lincoln appointed governor of New Mexico Black left Ottumwa Coffey County Kansas seeking word of his whereabouts. community inquiries and local remedies are mentioned in the page.
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McMillin
Kansas
Joseph Black
Burden
Kan
Santa Fe
W. PM. Amy
Lincoln
New Mexico
Black
Ottumwa
Coffey County
Tim
M.D. Wilkins
Sporting Brevities and Contested Boxing Notes
A mosaic of sports snippets and anecdotes mentions Kekersall of Chicago Mount Pleasant of Carlisle and Tad Jones of Yale in heat three quarter packs era. O’Brien of Colma and simmons get playful jabs while Hawkins faces Father Time in a three round comeback attempt. Waddell heads to Hot Springs for rheumatism, and Taylorville bans football. Kenny arrested in New York isn’t the real Yank Kenney, Corbett’s former sparring partner claims. Notre Dame football is debated, Rublin’s heavy title claim is scrutinized, and Australians define amateurs by earnings. French auto rules stir concern, and John Rarson rises as ABA candidate. One Minute Cough Cure advertised alongside local services.
Longinos Involved in Recent Killings Amid Territory Tensions
Two nephews of prominent South figure Governor Longino are linked to a spate of killings in the territory. An account from The Evening Citizen recalls a slaying near Monticello where a woman claimed the doctor had slandered her, resulting in the fatal shooting of Dr. Thomas S. Longino, a physician and governor’s relative.
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Bedievernst
Longino
Mississippines
Batancia
Govemor
Monticello
Milas
Thomas Fut.ter
Death of W. J. Slaughter Santa Fe barber
W J Slaughter a 46 year old well known Santa Fe barber died shortly after 3 pm from consumption linked to malarial fever contracted at the Louisiana Purchase exposition in St Louis. He leaves a widow seven children and had lived in Albuquerque a year before moving to Santa Fe. A member of the Republican territorial central committee.
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W. J. Slaughter
Santa Fe
St. Loui
Slaughter
Albuquerque
Republican Territorial Central
Comi Mhittee
Women Clerks Run Joplin Bank and Hornet Skill
In Joplin Missouri a bank employs women as clerks and notes their adept handling of accounts aided by calm under pressure. The piece contrasts past gender expectations with present competence, praises outdoor shooting campaigns, and mentions a firearms booklet offered by Stevens Arms, plus a customer testimonial for Bucklin’s Arnica Salve.
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Edmund Vance Cook
Thair
Cleveland
W. Lawson
Ibel
Citidens
Fairbanks
Methodists OF
Col Vere
Dean
Sporting
Kekersall
Mount Pleasant
Carlisle
Tad” Jones
Yale
Cal Hawkins
Hawkins
Prise Ring
Rube” Waddell
Philadelphia
Hot Springs
Ark
Waddell
St. Marys
Taylorville
Ilnots
Township High School
Pewaukee
Wis
Kenny
Yank” Kenney
Jim Corbets
Yank
Prince Louis of Battenburg
Aes
Ines
Spain
Notre Dame
Gus Rublin
Marvin Hart
Fitz
O'Brien
Gus
Anti- Hiles
Australia
Hi Henry” la Belle
Lynn
Mass
Minister of the Interior
France
John Rarson
Chicago Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
West
Walton’s
L. H. Shoemaker
Iasal
South
Joplin
J. Stevens Army & Tool Co
Chicopee Falls
Mase
Stevens Firearms
Henry Colson
Masonville
Iowa
Bucklin
Ernest Meyers & CO
Kentucky
Val Blatz
Milwaukee Beers
West Silver Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Yg, Hayfever
Salma
Ely Grothers
Warren St
Southwest
Farr
South Second Street
Colorado
OLD
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Rairoad Avenue
Elks’ Theatre
Elks Opera House
the All Star Specialty, Co
Finnigan
Sears
Mahara
D. Moore
Baptist Chrone
Marpereville
Ske
McSpadden
South Roadway
Gough
Dr. King
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