Laughs and corsets and women in the city
The excerpt discusses nervous giggles by women, the need to suppress meaningless laughter, and notes about corset design that avoids pinching. It also covers health tips on digestion, eye care, skin, and dental hygiene, and ends with a brief critique of reverence for women and a mention of Dos Molinos and Clute committee plans.
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Dos Molinos
Clute Committee
Women's
Chile
Three late styles worth consideration in gender respect
The Chicago Examiner argues that women may hold the greatest rights where reverence from men is lowest. If men fail to revere women, women will lose respect for men, endangering the entire social order and accelerating deterioration.
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Edwin Markham
United States
Chicago Examiner
Fads and Fancies Pn Drove Fashion Trends in 19th Century
A column describes evolving apparel from cuirans and Watteau plaits to the kimono wrap, leather hats, and regal gowns. It notes a center parting, chignons, and sashes on cuirass gowns, plus travel hats and a quick sewing guide. Also reviews a culinary aside and a travel hat fashion piece.
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Fchn
A Happy Historian and Craft Tips From a Turbulent Page
A ragbag of domestic hints and antiquated notes appears with tales of laundering table linen, moonlit dew cures, and early temperament theories. Biographical bits on Edward Gibbon mix with fashion notes, jokes, and a brief view of medical temperament classifications.
Land for Everyone in the Great Northwest Homesteads
The Delineator discusses public lands in the United States and homesteading prospects, estimating 4,750,000 families could claim 160 acre homes. It notes easier terms but longer residence requirements, with options to gain land via five years cultivation or fourteen months residence then payment. A Canada westward homesteading stream is noted as well with 73,000 settlers last year.
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de Rearke
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Colonial and World Events From 1780 to 1908 Compile
Readable fragments recount U S milestones and world events from 1780 to 1908 including statehood, constitutional developments, battles, inaugurations, natural disasters and notable political incidents. Names such as Washington Rochambeau Lincoln Arthur Kellogg Peary Wright appear among dates and places, presented as a chronological mishmash.
Fire destroys Savoy Theater in Hamilton Ont
Fire destroyed the Savoy Theater in Hamilton Ontario causing an estimated loss of 60000 dollars. The brief item notes the fire and the financial impact without further details.
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Taft
Seattle
Porto Rico
G. C. Ward
Bucyrus
Ohio
Baber
George W. Whysall
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Columbia, Marion
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