Movin age gown styles shown for house or street wear
Two fashion illustrations display moven age gowns suitable for home or street use. One uses pale gray with motre yokes and gray velvet piping, while the other features allover and bordered net with decorative ribbons.
New Turban Names Catch Fashion Eyes
The piece describes a trend in headwear with turbans adopting new names and styles. It notes several named forms such as Rembrandt and Napoleon, plus furs like ermine and sealskin. The drum major turban features antique gold and jewel settings, with quills and long fur on the sides.
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Ulhan
Msalan
Sultan
Rembrandt
Kleury Uf
Tinasur
de Stael
Napoleon
Auc Dubon Society
Audi Vonists
Proper Length of Skirts Sparks Fashion Debate
Fashion note discusses skirts five to six inches from ground for street wear and for evening, with a few women choosing long or short styles. Mentions adapting old garments, such as salvaging a linen shirtwaist into collars and belts, and notes creative reuse of good material.
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Mins
Brocade Hats and All Black Net Garments Trend
Brocade remains favored for brides maids hats with color coordination at the silk counter. Large shapes and color matched plumes suit festive occasions and post event wear. All black net blouses with sheer collar and wristbands indicate mourning style for younger women.
A Patented Cough Remedy Attracts Attention
An advertised cough and throat remedy combines glycerine pine oil and whisky. The mix is sold as a trusted treatment and the Virgin Oil of Pine Compound is said to be produced only by Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Wliam Henson
Henson
New City Chambers
Bishopsgate
London
Cassler
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
People’s Medical Adviser
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Just Wanted a Sensation
A rich girl and a poor but honest young man clash over money and affection. He seeks tenderness. she asserts wealth while inviting his response to losing 1,250,000 dollars to test a woman’s feelings.
Prominent Cure-Alls and Tuberculosis Efforts Across States
A claim for a rheumatism remedy mixes alcohol and syrups while a Charleston to Greenville tuberculosis exhibition expands to Columbia and Arkansas. Officials seek state funds to fight TB as other campaigns move through Colorado. Also includes a Toledo business oath and ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and laxative tablets, plus a two part kids’ jam joke.
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Charleston
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Arkansas
A Rare Good Thing and Foot-Ease Advertisement
An old period piece promotes Allen s Foot Ease for tired aching feet and soothing rubbing night routines. It references general product uses and quirky quotes about self and world, with casual lines about loving feet and morning relief. The text also mentions a “Strategic Point” and a cable office remark in a fragmented, adlike tone.
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Allen
Fane
Mia
Mathhia Holtert
Providence
Worth Ita Weight In Gold and Eye Salve Advertisement
An old newspaper fragment markets Pettit’s Eye Salve for eye ailments noting it as a tonic for weak watery eyes and mentions druggists and brokers. The text includes unrelated musings about wisdom and a married man’s sentence, ending with generic advice to not worry.
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Pettit
Buffalo
Admiral Wainwright Refuses 90 Mile Calisthenics Test
Rear Admiral Wainwright declares he will not take the 90 mile walking and riding test for officers, challenging the annual physical requirement. Navy Surgeon General Rixey defends the test as essential, while dispatches note most officers have yet to comply. The piece also recalls the early push for aero plane development by William Henson in 1842.
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Old Sea Ucg
Washington
Wainwright
Col
Roosevelt
Taftlings
Tatt
Presidenty Tatt
Portsmouth
N. J
Gloucester
Santiago
Admiral Rixey
Navy
North Scotland Lady Raises Funds by Travel Diary
A Scottish resident held diary readings in the summer across Austria Germany and Holland to fund foreign missions charging ten cents per attendee. The article notes the quill Dickens used at Villa Les Montineauz where he drafted parts of Hard Times Bleak House and Little Dorrit sold for 20.
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Scotland
Austria
Germany
Holland
Dickens
Villa Les Montineauz
Clergyman seeks counsel after church insult
The Rev Mr Dozen complains his congregation mock him as foolish and conceited. He recalls a street encounter with an old German friend, who suggests in humor that braying like a donkey may be his only outlet for wrath.
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Dozen
Detroit News- Tribune
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