Betty Churns Through Winter Door in Gentle Yearning
Poem fragment noting Betty in the dairy door churning butter, the speaker confessing longing and bashful ardor. The scene highlights Betty’s red cheeks and blue eyes, the sunbeam, and the kitchen activity with a playful, affectionate tone.
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Betty
Bobbie’s Blunder Sparks Big Publicity Cashout
In a small-town drugstore a daring ad contest by Mr. Caldwell leads to a dangerous prank by Bobbie the helper. The boy poisons a glass for the cat, mistaking it for medicine, triggering a crowd, medical caution from Dr. Wiseman, and a dramatic near-miss as the boy confesses. Caldwell boosts Bobbie with a $30 reward while warning against overreaching tricks.
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Mr. Caldwell
Treadwell
Myself
Starnes
Bobbie
Robbie
Doctor Wiseman
Doctor Durant
Doctor Durrant
Invalild’s Luck in the Woods Deer Tale
An aged hunter with limited strength sits by a log in camp and shoots a tree knot for a bull’s eye then kills a buck at forty yards. He later boasts a 600 pound back as a sign while his companions return empty handed, in Lewiston Maine.
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Bethel Way
Lewiston
Evening Journal
Cape Colony’s Defenders and Their Bitter Hatred
The mounted police of Cape Colony number about two thousand enlisted men and sixty eight officers. Recruited mostly from England, many are younger sons with no home livelihood. They patrol frontier posts, are paid 500 annually, and must support themselves and their horses. Their duty is to prevent native outbreaks, but they harbor strong enmity toward the Boers, connected to Major Scott’s death after surrendering Vryburg.
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Cape Colony
Mounted Police
England
Scott
Vryburg
Charleston
Guam
Spain
United States
Leary
Agana
Manila
Yosemite
San Francisco
Island
Impressions of Guam Seen Through Yosemite Report
A New York Sun correspondent aboard Yosemite describes Guam as seen from the harbor at San Luis de Apra and Agana. He notes barren hills, fertile lowlands, coral harbor defenses, native life, and the American administration since 1898, with potential for trade and development.
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Guam
Ladrone Islands
New York Sun
U. S
Yosemite
Philippine
San Luis de Apra
Ladrone
Orote Peninsula
Cabras Island
Orote Point
Barrier Reef
United States
Sournay
Piti
Wilson
Agana
Agana Bay
Pacific Ocean
Spain
Jersey
Daily exercises to improve the figure for women
A New York Tribune summary details simple daily routines to lift posture and tone the body. Exercises include toe rises, arm swings, chest expansion, and breathing drills aimed at strengthening neck and arm muscles, expanding the chest, and improving balance.
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Ethel Young
New York Tribune
Caring for an Infant's Hair The Soap and Scalp Care
Advice on infant hair care warns against long hair for babies and stresses gentle washing every morning with soap, avoiding fine-tooth combs, and using vaseline for scurvy spots. After age two weekly washes, a yolk soap shampoo is recommended with warm water and borax to soften hard water.
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Darling
Eau de Cologne Advice Cautions Use on Infants
The Chicago Chronicle warns that while a small amount of eau de cologne on the scalp may feel refreshing, it should never be used on infants due to the stated reason.
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Chicago Chronicle
Lace Draped Hats Reflect Filmy Veiling Trend
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes lace veils and interchangeable lace accessories rise in fashion. Milliners show three lace draped hats with rose velvet, turquoise velvet bows, and Chantilly veils, illustrating the era’s lace filled, cost efficient millinery appeal.
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Fifth Avenue
Hortensia
New York Commercial Advertiser
The New High Collar Dominates Woman’s Fashion
Dressmakers focus on a high back collar with a low front for chin support. The collar is a complex, varied design with two high points or a single center peak, adorned by lace and ruche. It relies on whalebone for stiffness at back and sides while the front stays soft.
New Material for Trimmings Black Grace for Hats
A new trimming material called black grace is praised for its shiny luster and easy brushability. It is considered smart and versatile for outdoor wear and traveling costumes, pairing well with tan or white felt hats and resisting conspicuous wear.
Fashion Notes on Winter Millinery and Accessories
Plumes dominate the season with blue tones in day and evening wear. Large hats in black beaver satin and velvet remain in vogue while bird wings and entire birds appear on imported models. New umbrellas feature a T shaped silver handle with a carved agate ball ends.
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Catecee
Charles Monck Ryan
Bobbies
G.B. Acuff
Impressions OF
Pacific Island