Miss Harrington and Ned Bertram in a City Society Romance
Sue Harrington, a strict schoolteacher, edges toward romance with Ned Bertram, a young financier from the West. Their clandestine courtship faces class boundaries, social duties, and family scrutiny as Ned pursues her amid fashionably crowded church sociables and high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sua Harrington
Ninth Ward
Miss Harrington
Buo Harrington
Missy Harrington
Harriet
Mia
Simon Weatherby
Sune Harrington
Ewinging
Fatira
Nina Garvin
Ned Bertram
Nina
New England
Old Town
West
Ned
the Lakes
Blazewell
Max
Blanche Ingersoll
Denver
Blanche
Paris
Bertram
Bobby
Miss Harringe
Harrington
Reapley
Misa Harrington
Mr. Bertram
Crepe
Dr. A. 'Es Church
Sue Harrington
Sho
Mr. Weatherby
Nature
Fortune
Ranka
Mrs. Weatherby
Pelton
Eastern College
Mamie Weatherby
Mds
Professor Pelton
Sue
Florida
Bethinking
Mamie
Toscing
Shoe
Mra Weatherby
Feasor Pelton
China
Grand Boulevard
Mies Harrington
Nel
Bilanda Ingersoll
Gail Miss Harrington
Miss Ingersoll
Miss Ingernoll
Michigan
A Cradle Quotation For A Spanish Princess
A cradle shaped like a conch shell lined with pink satin bears embroidery of Ysabel initials and fleurs de lis. It features the anna of Spain and Austria motif repeated on curtains as a new Spanish princess sleeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Spain
Austria
Ysabel
Parodied Parisians and Langtry Observed In Theatre
The piece notes Parisian children in elaborate dress near the Tuileries and critiques Mrs Langtry’s beauty and acting. It argues reforming child fashion would ease mothers and shift emphasis from millinery, while praising Langtry's strength and artistry as an actress with a classical ideal of beauty.
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Mon de Lesseps
de Lesseps
Paris
Tuileries
America
Venus de Milo
de Medici
Tadoma
Ira
London
Mrs. Langtry
Interrupting the Sermon by a Child
A three year old girl attends church with her aunt. During the sermon she hears the minister mention the name of God multiple times and finally reacts by rising and shouting that the minister should stop swearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Min Jetar
God
Careful Cooking Advice in Demorest's Monthly
Careful cooking of all foods ensures health and strength from the table. The text warns that a bad cook invariably incurs heavy doctors bills and other costs at the druggist, regardless of food quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
The Brave Woman
A Demorest's Monthly reflection emphasizes everyday bravery in women. It argues strength lies in courage, and cowardice brings risk, noting women need not fight battles or command ships to display resolve in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest’s Monthly
Theobaw's Baby Luxuriously Cased in Gold
The article describes King Theobaw’s infant placed in a mango wood cradle lined with plates of gold and embedded with rabies emeralds sapphires and diamonds valued near a million dollars. It notes practices around infant feeding and labor among workers in the Bazar.
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Theobaw
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Elstera
Bho
Solomon
Cradley
Mik
Ua Cufaut
Damoraal'a
Theebaw