Mother Feeds the Chickens Poem Excerpt from Chicago Record
A rural notional poem describes dawn chores on a family farm. Mother feeds the chickens while father tends the fire and field tasks. Children observe, ride, and play as animals—rooster, hens, cat, dog—populate the morning scene. The voice is nostalgic and intimate with domestic details.
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Chick
L. Davis
Chicago
Doctor Turned Miner Wins Heart in Windy Gulch
In Windy Gulch a doctor renounces medicine for mining losses yet helps others. He forms a bond with Dorothy Meredith after her letter about mine families leads to a reunion. Dorothy marries Harvey Neil in a simple Denver hotel ceremony amid camp support and social strife, ending with public approval of their happiness.
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Harvey Neil
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London Assembly Rooms of 1772 Then Surrey Side Revelry
An inquiry into the city and Surrey assembly rooms in 1772. Dancer attire and social life described for Catherine Hulton era. Surrey opening night chaos with oxen invading the ball, mêlée, and Mrs Hanniver serving bub to revive guests.
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Surrey
Southwark
Catherine Hulton
London
J. Woodhouse
Surrey Assembly
M. C
The Science of Nutrition and Health Impact
The article cites Prof Atwater under the U S Department of Agriculture, arguing that proper diet affects health strength intellect and morals. It emphasizes accessible bulletins proving the food economy error and urges personal deductions from the science of nutrition for daily life.
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Beas
Atwater
United States Agricultural Department
V. Shaler
First American Women's Club in Philadelphia Finds 102nd Birthday
The Female Society for the Relief and Improvement of the Poor, founded in Philadelphia by Anne Parish around 102 years ago, endures as descendants of its Quaker founders celebrate its longevity. The society supports a house of industry on North Seventh Street where nearly 100 elderly Quaker women sew and mend, receive meals, and wages, under a clerical and committee leadership with no president or vice president.
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Philadelphia
America
Penn
Female Society For the
Anne Parish
Elity
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia Ledger
Fancy theater yokes adorn dressy gowns in fashion note
A chic theater accessory trend features yokes slipped over gowns to elevate plain dresses. A New York matinee girl wore a cream gros grain silk yoke with dull gold embroidery for Sothern’s Lady of Lyons, hand made in two sections with ruffles, epaulets, a mousseline de soie frill, and a white silk toque with a Prince of Wales plume.
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New York
Sothern
Treatment of Stained Floors Care Guide
Restain stained floors at least once a year after thorough scrubbing and drying. Apply stain first and let dry before varnish. Clean boards with warm water soap and household ammonia. Use a soft mop, not a scrubbing brush. Ink spots lift with salt spirits. grease fades with fuller's earth.
Worry to Death: Brain Cells Struck by Recurrent Fear
Modern science notes worry damages brain cells, the brain being the body’s nutritive center. As brain injury grows, other organs weaken, disease follows, and death may ensue. Occasional worry is copeable, but persistent fear harms the mind.
New Dressing Sacque Described With Washable Fabrics
A French style dressing sacque features a brown linen embroidered yoke with attached old rose flannel plaits forming a waist, crushed belt, and a sun plaited lining of old rose silk showing between the plaits. Full sleeves have wide cuffs and the yoke may be trimmed with wash silk to match. An experienced laundress should set colors before washing.
A Belated Gift A Silver Calendar Lamp for a Bicycle Girl
A quick DIY gift idea to delight a bicycle loving friend. Create a silver plated bicycle lamp with a calendar face, insert monthly pages, and display December prominently. A small easel back can support the lamp if needed, a charming keepsake for a wheel enthusiast. Cruelty claims cited in Congress note women bear responsibility in feather use for hats, with western reports noting heightened use of aigrettes this year.
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Congress of the American Ornithologists’ Union
William Dutcher
Fruit Flavors From Leaves Reported by French Pharmacist
French pharmacist M. Jacquemin claims a method to extract flavors from leaves of fruit bearing trees and shrubs. From apple leaves a liquid tastes of apples. from vine leaves a wine like beverage. He asserts leaf chemistry creates the fruit’s distinctive flavors.
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M. Jacquemin
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