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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
3
The Chicago Times-Herald notes Miss Pauline Grayson pioneering tapestry paintings, praising the craft as a lasting, affordable home decoration. It explains techniques, color choices, and the need to weave color into cloth rather than applying paint, highlighting discipline and natural aptitude.
A long meditation on influential women in clubs and public life, noting their impact on politics, culture, and literature. It discusses female leadership, marriage, motherhood, and the evolving role of women from salons to domestic guardianship, with examples from Gladstone, Clara Barton, and New York social life.
In The Century Mrs. Amelia Gere Mason argues American women have not produced top tier novelists yet due to ongoing schooling norms. She notes clever writers exist but imaginations rarely flourish in crowds. salons foster versatile women but may not cultivate lasting genius.
A Civil War veteran voices that World War the present conflict offers the youth a chance to learn battle songs. She notes many cannot recall staples like America or the Star Spangled Banner, yet patriotism now drives learning these tunes, a benefit she believes worth the cost.
The Indiana Supreme Court held that a secret transfer of property by a man on the eve of his marriage, which he had told his prospective wife he owned, is a fraud upon her and defeats her dower interest.
After a muddy walk, wash overshoes in hot water and dry briskly with a chamois. They will look respectable until they are quite past using.
City residents seek comfort in rooftop and back yard camping with tents shaded by ivy and grape arbors. Tips highlight cooling methods such as garden hoses, trickling water on walls, ice boxes with fans, and shaded piazzas for tea and sewing. Mrs Ward delays publicizing her new novel until publishers hold it.
An elderly observer in New York humorously laments modern trends echoing 40 years past. She notes wraps like shawls, voluminous skirts recalling crinoline, cameo brooches, chignons, daily hair sets, returning parasols, and roses tucked behind ears. She misses elastic heel-less boots and white stockings.
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