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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

05 Oct 1902

Page 38

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Atlanta Constitution

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1902

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38

The Pink Pajamas Charm on the American Stage

A sensational tale traces how the pink striped pajamas worn in The Liberty Belles boosted its success. From a wardrobe snafu to a nationwide craze, two chorus girls married millionaires and the Pajama Girl became a national talk.

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Amercian Inet America Atlanta Grand Opera Ben Othese Harken Kian & Reflanger New York City Farry B. Smith Klaw & ©Rlanger Pajamas Liberty Beiles New York Philadelphia Pauline Chave Belle Gresham Chase Trousseau Merle Murphy Miss Murphy J. E. Muhfeld Grand Trunk Railroad Miss Chase Europe Misa Gillan Austin Klaw & Erlanger Mies Austin Liberty Belles Arte Miss Austin
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Furnishing on a Budget for a Small Income Home

May Wilkinson Mount outlines affordable ways for women to furnish a multifunctional room on 15 to 20 dollars weekly. She advocates durable green wall schemes, paneled ceilings, burlap accents, and affordable mahogany touches. Focus is on economical, tasteful choices, avoiding cheap laces, and delaying installments to buy outright.

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Hais Jaca Brussels Wilkinson
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Missouri Toper and Sulphuric Acid Whisky Tale

Washington Post recalls Ex-Representative Morgan of Missouri telling of Uncle Billy the octogenarian who habitually drank from a whisky bottle in a drug store. After mistaking sulphuric acid for a drink, Billy survived and later preferred the unknown “brand” he had tried, surprising the druggist and Morgan.

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Missouri Washington Post Morgan Uncle Billy Billy Congress Urele Bill Barry
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