The Tyranny of Fastenings in New Fashion Styles
A fashion column laments the tyranny of fastenings in modern dresses. It praises openwork herringbone accents on foulard skirts, empire lines, and the chic appeal of muslin and voile garments, noting French influences and practical improvements for a polished, contemporary look.
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Mother’s watch on the change of girl to woman
A periodical with advice on monitoring a daughter’s health through adolescence. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted aid during the coming change. The piece cites a letter from Miss Good seeking guidance on irregular menstruation and related symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised By Seattle Woman
A Seattle resident Alisa Peart Goon of 28th Avenue and Yestar Way reports life changing results from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her work is now pleasant, she feels healthy and happy, and believes more women could find relief with the remedy. The note appears as a testimonial type mention in an Alzheimer's era style reader letter.
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Cherry Time and Puddings in One Page Fragment
A fragmented vintage recipe sheet lists cherry based desserts including Cherry Pho, pudding, steam pudding, cherry damplings and jam. Also an odd vent about a minstrel show performance, citing Baltimore American remarks on audience recognition of jokes.
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Farina
Gloucester thief jailed for medicine bottle delivery
In Gloucester a man was sentenced to one month hard labor for stealing a bottle of medicine he was to deliver for a doctor. Months later in court he claimed the doctor asked him to fetch another patient’s medicine, the bottle labeled to be taken as before, and he was discharged amid laughter.
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Yankee Doodle in Larne and the Royal Brass Parade
A fragment from a Little Folks item recounts Yankee Doodle’s reception in Larne at a British banquet after the War of 1612 era. Henry Clay’s colored servant, a whistled tune, and a new score lead to a parade of pride and pomp as diplomats heard a brass band play Yankee Doodle in Europe.
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Remarkable Young Champion Swimmer Shines Among Peers
A seven year old wonder, Schmper ve Goulding, earns acclaim as a marvel on the pool deck. She has won 38 gold and silver medals, proving superior and faster than other ambitious young swimmers in numerous contests.
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Onderful Schmperve Goulding
Elaine Golding And Sisters Swim At Bath Beach
Elaine Golding and her older sisters Ethel and Florence, all adept in water, are seen at Bath Beach. Elaine learned to swim at age three and now performs daily feats such as diving 20 feet from the Captain's pier, with the sisters proving strong aquatic skills.
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Got the Last Word Duffer Ny Wife Incident
Oblo State Journal reports a local quarrel where a man from Duffer Ny allegedly had the last word in a dispute with his wife ending in his departure. The account notes the woman’s feelings of humiliation and seeks clarity on the event and its aftermath.
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Stetort Conri¢eocus Detention Remarked by Tyler
The Detroit Free Press records a tense exchange where a self styled man of iron claims the thief cannot escape, while Tyler counters he is a man of steel and intends to hold fast. The excerpt suggests a dramatic confrontation with bold self characterization.
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Fragmented Quotes From A Tribune Piece On Medicine And Humor
The text presents clipped dialogues about medical progress and pricing, a character named Maria and Johnny, plus a Chicago Tribune anecdote by Henry Ward Beecher. It also recalls a priest blessing a tilled field and a joke about praying versus manuring. The fragments reflect satirical and rural themes with archaic phrasing.
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