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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1883
Page
22
Fashion Notes on Dress and Home Comforts Then and Now
A column extols stylish living with advice on bridesmaids, fabrics, and imported novelties. It stresses figure-aware dress, versatile bodice trimmings, and the value of sewing to save money while maintaining elegance. Also counsels kind bedtime talk to children and thoughtful parenting in clothing choices.
Managing Husbands Advice From a Philadelphia Call
The passage offers satirical guidance for wives on daily attentions, sharing spaces, and distracting a busy husband after work. It suggests feeding, clothing, hosting relatives in a spare room, hiding old love letters, and avoiding visible dust, all to maintain a husband’s ardor and suppress romantic rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
To Succeed in Dressing Well
Chronicle style advice urges women to seek proper fit above all in fashion. It notes that good fit can redeem cheap materials and that a tailor or dressmaker can craft waist patterns. If affordability is tight, buying a pattern and adjusting with effort is suggested as a lasting solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taller &O
Chicago Herald
de Lyon
The Secret of the Home Look
Louise Stockton discusses interior design principles in Outing. A room should show variety built on one prevailing color and a solid base. Emphasis is placed on furnishing wall spaces and arranging sofas for a balanced, comfortable impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stockton
The Chair by the Fire and the Welcome Seat
The article extols home comfort through purposeful furniture layout. It argues that a chair by the fire, a lighted table, and a ready window seat create immediate warmth and hospitality, more than bright tools or art. A welcoming arrangement makes visitors feel at ease while they wait.
Caxe of Little Girls Hair Styles Advised by Doctors
A Chicago Herald piece urges proper hair care for girls warning against heavy braids and crimping. It cites health risks from long hair and modern fashion, advising gentle brushing, scattering parts, and avoiding elastic ties. It notes nervous issues linked to heavy hair and mentions related society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Escape the Old Folly Reform Anthem
The piece urges women to adopt regular daily duties, ban idleness, and ensure recreation at proper times. It calls for expanding female industry and dressing women in the dignity of a useful life, inviting readers to lead by example and defy fashion to inspire followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Lewis
Madam
Brahmin Women Suffer Isolation and Early Death
The article describes Brahmin women as cut off from others, illiterate, and married at ten with children by twelve. It notes they live short lives, aging quickly and dying around age thirty nine, spending years in child care and routine grooming tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Women as Druggists Graduate from South London College
Six women graduates from the South London College of Chemistry plan to start careers as druggists. The article argues pharmacy suits women due to its neat, clean, and delicate nature and asserts female druggists would be more accurate and reliable than men.
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Inter Ocean
South London College of Chemistry
Charles Lamb
A Mixed Bag of Arts and Remedies in Old Time Columns
A collage of notes on refining craft from embroidery to sculpture, plus medical advice on wart removal using chromic acid and a nod to chivalry. It also mentions festive mistletoe kissing and Nevada ladies wearing hop bud for ornamentation this winter.
Remarkable Mormon Tabernacle Whispering Gallery Tour
A Washington visitor describes the Mormon Tabernacle in St Paul with a whispering gallery that carries even a pin drop clearly across 250 feet. He notes 8000 seats, galleries opened for conferences, electric lighting, and the self supporting roof as the largest of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Tabernacle
Cincinnati
Boston
Theodore Thomas
Eye Water and Lonesomeness in Adirondack Camp Tale
A Detroit Free Press fragment depicts Adirondack guides arguing about poetry and nature. One guide praises the lakes and pines while another skeptic notes winter demands and city folks leaving, contrasting poetic allure with practical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Lake Utowawa
Adirondacks
A Phenomenal Maine Girl Story of Labor and Learning
A Lewiston Maine tale recounts a well educated young woman returning to her father’s farm. She shingled the office and outbuildings with geometric staging, rebuilt the shed, and pursued music and German study for pleasure. The anecdote praises practical work over notoriety.
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Maine
Lewiston
Lewistown
Auburn
America
Euclid
Unostentatious French ruler Grevy shows simple domestic life
Demorest's notes President Grevy of the republic lives at the Chateau of Montsons Vaudray with twenty five guest rooms but invites no strangers. His routine includes 8 am rising, afternoon work, lake fishing, family time, billiards, and lights out at 10:20. A comparison to Washington follows. Bicycles remain rare in Russia where a rider was treated as a god by locals in a distant village.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Hood
Dr. Holland
Daniel Grey
Demorest
Republic
M. Grevy
Chateau of
Montsons Vaudray
Mr. Wilson
Chateau
Washington
A Hint to Our Law Makers
An 1860s style column argues that increasing scientific literacy reduces obscene literature, criticizing legislators for failing to adopt this approach. It notes a shift in Montana from naming poisons to driving a spike as a metaphor for stronger measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Phrenological Journal
Farewell Summer Love Poem and Detroit Square Anecdotes
A lyrical calligraphic poem laments parting after a summer romance with moonlit imagery and memories of a rose in yellow hair. The text shifts to a Detroit Free Press anecdote about a justice of the peace who falls from a horse while a crowd fines him for contempt, and a brief note on Fang the tall Chinese general rewarding an eight feet five inch bodyguard in a Prussian echo.
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Fang
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