Gossip on Russell Sage widow and New York society
New York society circles discuss Mrs. Sage using nearly a quarter million dollars to distribute 450 copies of a family genealogy to schools decried as vanity and waste. The piece also surveys Castellane Gould family cases, a Long Island schoolgirl's trousers fad, charity sermons by Dr. Van de Water, and public views on ministers and city morals.
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New York
Russell Sage
George R. van de Water
St. Andrews Episcopal
Dean's Kidney Pillendors: Back Pain Relief and Fashion Notes
An Athens ad copy extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backaches and kidney trouble, cites a local user’s success, and promotes Palmer & Sons drugstore. The piece shifts to a fashion column describing ball gowns, fabrics, price ranges, and the era’s silhouette trends, noting expensive materials and long skirts, with focus on princess lines and children’s wear.
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Athens
Bright
Mince
Noland
Strong
Lamprin
Dean
Palmer &Season
Sons‘ Drug Store
Tulle
Nets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
States
Directoire fashions sweep ladies wear in New York
New York fashion notes describe a shift from the strict Directoire silhouette toward drapery and softer lines. Gowns show surplice decorations, scarfed shoulders, and contrasting boleros or lace trims. Blouses feature Valenciennes collars and detacheable guimpes, while accessories include beaded trimming and home embroidery to vary one gown’s look.
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New York
Directoire
London novel to begin serial in Uncle Remus Home Magazine
Uncle Remus The Home Magazine announces the serial publication of Jack London's Martin Eden. The February issue will feature the first installment, with editors noting the gripping, vivid tale and its strong lessons against false ideals. Readers are invited to send 60 cents for eight months via Sunsny South Publishing.
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Uncle Remus
Jack London
Martin Eden
Joel Chandler Harris
Julian Harris
Don Marquis
the Home Magazine
Ife
Cése
Home Magazine
Sunny South Publishing Company
President Helps Orphans In Georgia Home
The In f Quatrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports broad aid to hundreds of orphans with Electric Bitters nine years. The booster claim says it strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion builds appetite and boosts weak run-down bodies especially women. Available at W J Smith and Bro H R Palmer and Sons for 60 cents.
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Inf
Macon
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
National Commission Meets in Cincinnati
Cincinnati January 4 The National Commission on baseball opens with the arrival of over twenty leaders from major and minor leagues. Eastern league and American association concerns will be discussed though a firm decision on the issue may be postponed to a later date.
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Nation Commission
Cincinnati. O
National Commission
Eastern League
American Association
Florida's new governor sworn in at capitol
Albert W. Gilchrist was sworn in as Florida governor in the house of representatives at the capitol, succeeding Napoleon Broward. The ceremony was impressive with elaborate decorations and drew large delegations of visitors from Tampa Pensacola Jacksonville and other cities across Florida.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Albert W. Gilchrist
Napoleon B. Broward
House of Representatives
Capitol
Tampa
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Ivy’s Introduction Into This Country by Mrs. Cheshire
Washington notes on how ivy from Melrose Abbey and a link to Burns’s Blue Eyed Lassie spread from Miss Renwick in New York to the Carolinas and finally the National Capitol. The piece traces Ivy Hedera Canariensis introductions via Renwick and Wilkes families, linking Irving and Renwick descendants to Trinity Church, Grace and St. Bartholomew’s, and the U.S. Capitol planting. It recalls Burns and Renwick memories, with Wilkes and Renwick family ties to Washington society and notable architecture.
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Tillian M. Cheshire
Washington
Washington Irving
New York
Burns
Carolinas
National Capitol
Maryland
Virginia
Robert Bruce
de Irwyn
Peanle Jeffrey
Andrew Jeffrey
Lochmaben
Dumfrieshire
William Renwick
James Renwick
Liverpool
Barclay Street
Columbia College
Irving
Metropolis
Sir Walter Scott
Melrose Abbey
Renwick
Sunny Ride
Tarrytown
Walla
Turreta
Mia
William Ellet
South Carolina
South
North Carolina
Trinity Church
Corcoran House
Smithsoniian Institution
Grace
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
North Capitol
Hillman
van Tassel Mansion
Icabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
Katrina
Bathus
Nicol
Moffat
Bucklen's Arnica Balm Promises Quick Burns Relief
Grave Fire Laddise injuries often receive severe burns and scalds. The advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Balm as earth's greatest healer for burns, wounds, cuts, bruises, skin eruptions, ulcers, felons, piles, and other afflictions. Available at W. J. Smith & Bro and 3 R Palmer & Sons.
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Earth
Rollef
W. J. Smith & Sro
Palmer
Yuan Shi Kai Dismissal Sparks Diplomatic Clash
The text reports Yuan Shi Kai’s dismissal of Na Tung as grand councillor and widespread international reaction. British, American, German ministers held talks in Beijing while warning of destabilizing palace actions. Diplomats see Yuan Shi Kai’s restoration as impossible and foresee rapid foreign-led changes in Peking within days amid court alarm and potential dynastic reaction.
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Na Tung
Thas
Aemiaobanngtera
John N. Jordan
Rockhill
Americas
Foreign Board
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Yuan Shi Kai
Interfectra
Yuan Ghi Kai
Emprean
Kang-Yu-Wei
Yuan ‘Shi
Dang Tung Yen
Pekiil
Yang Shi Liang
Chis
Tang Shao -¥i
Champerlain's eGo Remedy Label Claims Contested
The document notes manufacturers deny inclusion of certain drugs in Champerlain's eGo Remedy and references Drug & Bro firms McEvoy Lee and Canning, highlighting disputes over ingredient lists and truthfulness of promotional statements. The fragment underscores ongoing questions about product composition and disclosure, with emphasis on the label and сами.
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Champerlain
McEvoy, Lee
Canning
Congress To Get Busy After Holiday Recess
Washington lawmakers reassemble in January after holiday recess. The session opens with busy days ahead as Congress resumes work and debates pace to set legislative priorities for the new year.
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Congress
Washington, D.C
Deetane Gress
Boon
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