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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1883
Page
4
Margaret the bread queen of New Orleans
Rosamond Dale Owen narrates a Demorest's Monthly travel sketch in New Orleans, focusing on Margaret, an Irish widow who built a vast bakery and funds city charities. The piece details her early poverty, rise to ownership of Margaret's Bakery, and philanthropy toward 150 babies and numerous institutions, ending with a tribute to her selflessness and faith.
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Rosamond Dale Owen
Demorest
United States
Canal
New Orleans
Montalbat
Margaret
Herbert Spencer
Calvin
Snat
Margaret’s
Anien
Mendelssohn's Marriage Tale of a Hunchback Founder
London Society recites a tale about the Mendelssohn family founder a hunchback tempted by a Hamburg maiden whose rejection led to a heaven given betrothal. He argues a deformed future wife could be made beautiful by fate and prayer and they marry despite the impediment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mendelssohn
Hamburg
Gordon
A March From Atlanta to the Coast with Sherman’s Army
The account recalls a November march from Atlanta to Savannah under Sherman. Foraging yielded meat and yams, coffee and tents, while soldiers sang John Brown’s Body and women offered bouquets. Encounters with civilians, foraging rules, and changing northern to southern scenery frame the veteran narrator’s view of ordinary soldiering.
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R. H
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Atlanta
John Brown
Chattanooga
Hood
Thomas
Sherman
Howard
Slocum
Darkey
Massa Lincul
Massa Sherman
South Carolina
Millen
Savannah
Beauregard
Georgia
Wheeler
All but the Seed
A youth refuses a pill and his mother secretly hides it in a preserved pear. She tests him by asking if he ate the pear, and he answers that he ate all but the seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Making Use of the Resources of Civilization. No Children at the Watering Places
A Philadelphia Times Saratoga Cor narrative contrasts child suffering at a hotel with precocious patterns of adult life. Edith, four, torn by jealousy over Joe and Georgia, reveals harms of hotel culture and watering place life on children.
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Saratoga Cor
Philadelphia Times
Saratoga Hotel
Edith
Joe
Georgie
Georgia
Sunday Parties in London and Society Trends
Sunday parties in London are popular, including dinners, singing, recitals, and late dancing with royalty sought. Marlborough House sets the example, while Greenwich and Richmond host more cautious gatherings. Debates on Sabbatarianism and social rituals reflect class and tastes of the season. An Austrian invention allows lace-like designs to be printed on fabrics via copper rolls, enabling rapid, cheap duplication of detailed patterns on textiles and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York Tribune
Marlborough House
Greenwich
Richmond
Pep
Injof
Bluffer's Brigade causes raucous rail clash in camp
In a Union camp a misbehaving group led by Bluffer starts nightly rail fires. They stage a mock parade with rails clashing, provoking the colonel to shout. Bluffer disguises orders and the line echoes the joke, ending with the rails scattered and the pranksters gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bluffer
Sons of Malta
Eloquence at the Bar in Texas Sittings
A stranger arrives at a Texas hotel drawing questions about his identity. A guest engages him with flattery and offers a drink as oratory wanders through grand metaphors likening welcome sails to a long felt need. The fragment mixes social bravado with literary flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tam
Berta Dome
Brown's Iron Bitters Promotes Temperance and Health
True Temperance argues against pledges while urging removal of liquor causes. Brown's Iron Bitters, Baltimore made tonic, claims to curb craving and cure nervous weakness from intemperance. Sold by Rhodes and Troxell for $1.00. advertise as reliable medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Baltimore
Brown Chemical Company
Hair Care Tips From Historical Ad Fragments
The fragment notes strategies to prevent hair loss, regulate color change, and mentions Uso dressing as a product. It reflects early 20th century grooming advice emphasizing preventive care and cosmetic routines. The text preserves names and terms as read.
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