New York Fashion Notes on Spring Wraps and Capes
A fashion column surveys spring outerwear with long scarves and lace capes for bridesmaids. It notes a range from monarch butterfly motifs to Chantilly trims, black satin capes, and pleated taffeta bustles. The piece mentions designers and social figures like Mrs. K. Vanderbilt Jr and references period styles from pre Raphaelites to Tudor inspired ensembles.
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New York
Markle Antoinett
Chantilly
Campbells
Broadway
Virginia Fair
K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Beaty Lawton
America
The Indian Socks a Wreck Of Baseball Fame In 1897
Quotes recount the rise and fall of the Indian Socks a famed 1897 drawing card for baseball. He faced public scrutiny and hardship later, drifting to Cleveland with a waiter gang, lacking stable work or support.
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St. Louis
New York
America
Tebeau
Socks
Cleveland
Hidden Civil War Treasure Unearthed in Mexico Box
Austin dispatched reports describe Jesus Cervera of Mexico City guiding discovery of a buried cache at a cave site on land owned by Cher. A mahogany box, buried for years, yielded Confederate money about 1400 dollars gold coins and foreign silver, with the chest reportedly secured and intact since the Civil War.
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Austin
Texas
St Louis Globe- Democrat
Jesus Cervera
City
Mexico
Abbott
Tesus
New Discoveries At Brench Academy Of Science
At a Brench Academy of Science meeting M Bouchard described observations on Iadele organs using Reenagen ry. He asserted marked dilatation of the auries with dybd thoracie blow pressure during Inspiration, artificially induced, and noted a horizontal space between Tear shadow and diaphragm on forced inspiration versus none on normal inspiration.
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New York Tribune
Brench Academy of Science
M. Bouchard
Hintpon
Notable linkage of diaphragm and pericardium explained
The article explains that during deep inhalation the heart’s inferior surface contacts the diaphragm briefly. The pericardium folds into the space between heart and itself, creating front and back gutters that trap pulmonary tissue, forming tissue more penetrable by rays than the heart and diaphragm.
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Nomenon
Weeping Sterilized Tears in Linen Room
A hospital nurse laments the struggle of maintaining composure at work and admits to secretly weeping in the linen room. She asks a doctor about potential harm, who replies that tears are permissible when shed sincerely.
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New York Evening Sun
Pergin
Electric barbershop described by L Electricien
London Standard reviews an all electric barber shop where hot water is heated by a firing of electricity and hair cutting moves from shears to clipping machines and an electrically heated platinum wire that burns away hair. The piece notes antiseptic advantages but questions air quality as methods gain popularity.
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London Standard
L'Electtricien
Photograph timing of Wehtening Mask measured
Scientists using a vibrating lens photograph calculated the time of a Wehtening Mask to be a nineteenth of a second. The method relies on multiple images and the lens vibration rate to infer the moment captured in the photograph.
Changing skin tones in Black infants a mysterious pattern
A fragment states that Black babies are born pale and change through stages to dark skin by ages six or seven, claiming a predictable sequence from white to pale yellow to brown and finally glossy black within years.
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Chiffon
Dalman
Cole
Saliis
Wities
Kily
Nick
St. Louis Republic
Trie
Electric
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