Exhibition details on world’s fairs and museums
Readable segments describe exhibits at an international fair, including statuary from various lands, porcelain, and mineral displays. Highlights mention the Berle wood and Mulveny buildings, Krupp pavilion, canal models, and transportation from past eras, plus a note on the Sun newspaper philosophy and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Witier
Mushey
Fitamthet
Tetau
Ete
Berle Wood
Han
Rat
Staten
Toulayy
Mulveny
South Africa
Wteamship
Sentnat
Ammerten
Waleri Howe Bancroft
Bancroft Lomeany, Publishiers
Fl Auditorum Watding
Chicajor Liltiols
Harper's Magazine plans and serials for January issue
The piece outlines forthcoming features in Harper's Magazine including Thomay Hay novels, Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc by Louis Conte, a Charleston and the Carolinas illustrated paper, four Southern Africa articles, Julia Ralph Chinese Life series, and debut of a three part Novelatte by Istehard Harding Davis. It notes long stories, illustrated prospectus, subscription details, and binding ship options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomay
Novolata
Thomay Hay
Trby
Joan of Arc
Siaur Lous Conte
Orleans
Charleston
Carolinas
Africa
Harper'a
Julias Ralph
Istehard Harding Davis
Fashion and Civic Honors Highlight Early 1900s Women
News notes women expanding roles across society. Mrs Russell Sage becomes Troy Female Seminary’s first woman trustee after her husband’s $150,000 gift for a new hall. Elizabeth Cook wins Bastin prize for science work at Chicago University. Elizabeth Polhemus trains as an ocean pilot in San Diego. Three hundred thousand women in the U S earn independent incomes. thousands in professions. Wrede of Finland works to reform prisoners for twelve years. Philadelphia’s Mrs Elizabeth R Parker markets packing innovations. Amateur photography gains popularity among English noblewomen including Princesses Louise and Henry of Battenberg. Practical beauty tips follow, detailing soft facial creams and powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Russell Sage
Troy, N.Y
Elizabeth Cook
Bastin
Chicago Woman's Club
Chicago University
Elizabeth Polhemus
California
San Diego
Mourning Etiquette in Society a Guide to Form and Card Rules
The piece discusses acceptable mourning manners noting gradual easing of strict seclusion after six months, allowances for white in dress, attendance at amusements, and the practice of leaving mourning cards and doorstep calls. It contrasts evolving etiquette with persistent social rigidity in funerals and bereavement customs.
How to Obtain a Clear Complexion With Cream and Water
The article advises thorough twice daily facial washing with soap and cool or tepid water to prevent black heads and wrinkles. It recommends filtering or softened water, a generous lather, and gentle drying, with a light cream for dry skin. It ends by detailing a homemade cream mix.
Practical novelties and fashionable household gadgets
The text lists tea tablets for quick strong tea, ornate earthen mugs, varied teapots, and brass-hooked display. It notes an "ear spectacle" hearing restoration device, a durable tartan crepe de chine fabric, and a complexion brush said to smooth wrinkles.
Art Linens for the Table and Embroidery Styles
The article highlights demand for art embroidered table linens in white and delicate colors. It covers linen and lawn fabrics, honiton lace trimming, opal embroidery with blended silk shades, and simple white or color embroidery suitable for beginners. It also notes hemstitched doylies and centerpieces in beer wash silk and finishes with a social advice section interpreting body language signs from shoulder to wrist.
Frugal Breath Remedies Promote Onionless Freshness
A woman advises on preventing onion breath with salubrious meals and timing. She claims coffee after onions neutralizes odor, while a love or wintergreen cream removes wine scent from the mouth and suggests camphor and myrrh gargle to mask stale breath.
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Oliver Chilled
Rae
STORK
Ayy
Wefarland and CO
Rudyard Kipling
Burton Harrison
Spencer Trask
Wm. Dean Howells
Albion W. Tourgee
James Whitcomb Riley
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Sir Edwin Arnold
Remington
Toche
van Schaick
Turner, Reinhart
Gibson and Stevens
Cosmoron
Suimmers & Barton
Main Street
Pierce and Myler Roofing Co
JOF
Johnson City
Spanisey Negevie Geeains
Owe Esettion
Wofford & Co
Watauga - Lighting - and - Power - CO
Corner Road
King Streets
THE
Ripans Chemical Co
Metruce Street
Kew Yore
Ake Dranghon
Practical Hualnens College
Nashville
Brok
Baruimory
Ips
Riowr
Tie Sun
Tus Lux
Mall
Baltimore ‘Weekly Sun
Tuk Wacky Sun
Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
Papdrdsiavatauny
Tun WerKiy
Apert Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baltimore, Md
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Periodicals
Harper's Westy
Harnar's Barat
Euben
Canatan
Harper & Bri
P.O
Tvers
Ciety Ao
Tn Recy
Unicad
Mise Wrede
Finland
Privon
Link
Elizabeth R. Parker
Philadelphia
England
Princess of Wales
Princess Louise
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Princess Louis
Princess Henry of
Battenberg
Apermineutti
Athena
She
Porson
Inizvoww
SMAN
RDS
Scribner's Magazine
Scribner's
Andrews
Brown University
Robert Grant
George Meredith
D Howells
Don Quixote
Daniel Vierge
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Borth
Memphis
Tiis
Ubi
Globe
Libermato Agente
Tenn
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
America
Globe Printing CO
St. Louis
Globs Printing Company
St ~ Anit
Greut Democrat
Tennessee
Postoffice
Oxford
Govreren
Union Depot
Brisiness Center
HY. B. Crumley
Buck Mountain Lumber Company
Eee
Poplar
White Line
Cheah
Ordery Ees
D. Galtine
Cooper
U. Megahan
Tien
Gorler
Tressurer
Genoh
Megatan
Precdent
Sila
Buck Moustalge
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