The Wanderer Weekly prints wide world miscellany
A long European fashion note on Buenos Ayres hats with extreme combs, costs, and social habits, followed by science gossip on galvanism and copper mummies. The issue offers moral proverbs and essays on home life, virtue, and women’s role, interwoven with brief anecdotes and poetry, all in a colonial era tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Americ
Buenos Ayres
Vibere
Indy
Brewlih
Anne Namer
Tnny Ben
Ace
French Academy of Sciences
Cornay
Carnay
Egypt
Pere la Chaise
St Denis
Boston Daily Advertiser
Scudder
Me. Wilcox
Papper Bela
Jesus’ Christ
Priel
Ateve
Malina Gray on Doughty and the magic pencil
Anna Stepien describes possessing a pencil of her friend Doughty with power to render landscapes faithfully using light and shadow. She imagines painting a vivid scene of a birthplace, praising Doughty’s dash and atmospheric effects and longing for similar skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishsinke Township
Jill
Sone
Anna
Stepiens
Doughty
Dad
Dermires
The Widow Gray and Her Daughters in Connecticut Village
In a quiet river valley near Castlesrack two sisters Phebe and Malina Gray grow under the watchful eye of widow Mrs Gray. Malina’s flirtations with Episcopal fashion provoke church discipline and a dramatic public flirtation with quiet defiance, while Phebe remains the favored, devout daughter amid village tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneticus
Doughty
Ile
Wale
Hyorlor
Castlesrack
Cross Road
Schoolhill
Castle-rock
Gareden
Cavilerrock
Rom
Hu Ind
Ierson
Phebe
Alwave
Whale Bey
All Presbyterian Church
Schoolshill
High Wand
Malina
Shoul
Leroy
Sylvia
Connecticut
Manila
Episcopalinna
Bearia
Dc Hersey
Anid
Aruse
New Haven
Episcopal Church
Meling
Honge
Baih
Molina
House of God
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CHE Phenex
W. H
Thames Street
Payne Hull
Abyawen
Allice
van Amburgh
Lis
Sir Waller Scott
Poland
Sapphire and Diamond
Jane—Agate
Sanlonix
Abdaraime
Moion
Suel
Meg
Picayune
Hne
Lviende
Jesus
Christ
Rowland Hill
India
Graham's Magazine
Malina Gray