Woman dresses on $40 a year with thrift and craft
A reader explains how she manages daily wear and occasional finery on forty dollars annually. She handcrafts undergarments and dresses, buys cheap fabrics, mends and alters, uses patterns, and selects bargains to assemble multiple outfits while avoiding waste.
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Orth
Coopers
Oston
Tks
Behind the Scenes Life in a Stock Theatre Stage
An exploration of stage life in a resident stock company detailing plot as the core of all work, the roles of the call boy and stage waits, cue dependence, and the drama of lights, music, and props. It profiles actors habits, stars, and the crucial but unseen prompter.
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Jim
Penmans
Green Room
Dot
Rey
Constan
Dora
Count Orloff
Russia
Orloff
Boucicault
Ater
Aineault
Booth
New Year at the White House 1891 in Color and Ceremony
Washington notes the 1891 New Year reception at the White House with vivid description of gowns, uniforms, and decor. Washington's early stiff formalities give way to modern, festive hospitality as diplomats, veterans, and officials mingle in blue and east rooms while weather,fate, and pomp shape the scene.
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Rand
Rer
Washington
George Washington
Manhattan
New York
White House
John Adams
Abigail
Grace
Baby McKee
Tucker
Harrison
The
Weather Gods
Whites House
George
France
Republic
Marine Land
Marine Band
Public Works
Ernst
Morton
Blaine
Russell Harrison
Windom
Proctor
Demick
Tracy
McKee
Noble
Rusk
Halford
George W. Boyd
Hushang Oraing
Serous
Dimmick
Fabrica
Baron Fava
Mr. Romero
Gen
Sherman
Carrie
Sir Julian Pounceforte
Julian
International American Monetary Conference
International Railway Conference
Justice Field
Fuller
Uller
Gray
Congress
Rouse
Uncle Sam
Ona
Nepune
Reuun
Schateld
Tooschofield
Admiral Porter
United States
Jaine
Maurice Low
Rival dog Nordeck claims surpass Peter the Wonderful
A Wells River VT dog trainer praises Nordeck, a 20 month old liver and white pointer, claiming a longer list of tricks than Peter the Wonderful from Montpelier. The letter outlines numerous feats including tightrope walking, ladder climbing, carrying items, dancing, and responding to commands, asserting Nordeck’s superior intelligence and performance.
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the Globe
Peter the Wonderful
Montpelier
A. P. Nelson
Wells River
Peter
Nelson
Nordeck
Meester
Seatios Iey
Dickey the Yankee sulky king of the track
A portrait of Col George W. Dickey famed horse driver and trader. The piece recounts his early 2.90 mile debut at Prospect Park, bold bargaining with Oswego Chief owner De Wolf, clashes with the Carpenters, and daring races that cemented his reputation as a shrewd, fearless sulkyist.
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Tae Gosk
Doble
Splan
Turner
Bowen
Golden
Col
George W. Dickey
America
Dickey
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Jessie Wales
Darkness
de Wolf
Charles Clarke
Oswego
Rockville
Genesis
Herge
Arpenters
Carpenters Watertook
Worls Syn
Carpenter
Lean
Col. Dickey
Barney Rice
Barney Coule T
Whatlee
Snaeem
Buffalo
Colonel Picker
Vhin
Aca Seco
New Orleans
Ieee
Orem
Orleans
Dickey Seid
The Railroad Was Carried Away
A tale from East Galway recounts a Great Southern Railway project near Parsons Town and Portumna that failed financially. Government loans and landlord contributions could not cover costs, the line shut, foreclosure followed, and a proposed revival collapsed when rails and sleepers vanished and no watchman remained to guard the property.
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Ireland
Parsonstown
Great Southern Railway
Portumna
Shannon
Galway
Mayo
Venegal
Trafic
Tadonahs
Ada Rehan Dog Collar Fashionable for Canine Lovers
The collar uses three leather straps with harnesses to lift the dog over mud and eager puppies. Extra spoons can be traded for brilliants set in the harness, making the collar a jeweled, solid silver or gold accessory.
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Ada Rehan
Dogy
Poker Stricken in the House of Its Friends
A Louisville Poughkeepsie style note reports the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling that a losing player who complains can recover winnings from the poker room partners Louis Seel bach W H Stapp and White. The suit by Triplett Jr of Owensboro claimed losses from 1884 to 1886 amounting to 1005 dollars in a gambling room at 6th and Market streets.
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Louisville
Globe-Democrat
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Triplett, Jr
Louis Seelbach
W.H. Stapp
White
6Th and Market Sts
Triplett
Owensboro, Co
Chancery
The Forgetful Man and the Dog Bruno
A Rehoboth Sunday Herald item recalls Mr Gordon forgetting Bruno dinner and the dog returning with a sprig of forget me not in his mouth. The anecdote highlights the dog’s hopeful beg and the forgotten meal in a light local vignette.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Mr. Gordon
Bruno
Fragmentary notice from Harper's Bazar
Fragmentary OCR from Harper's Bazar mentions a boy named Harry Sampson visiting Papa and a young woman named Helen Age being proposed to and rejected. The text is incomplete and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
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Harper's Bazar
Papa
Harry Sampson
Hal
Hes
Helen Age
Costly Playing Cards Exhibit Highlights Our History
A rare pack of cards, reportedly the most expensive ever seen, sold at auction for about $285. The English collector possesses a specially conserved deck created to illustrate a complete pictorial history from Queen Anne’s era to the late 18th century.
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Rehobeth Sunday Herald
Theyade
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