Ellen Osborn's Letter Reflects Hazen Wedding Trousseau
New York reports Mrs Mildred Hazen shopping for her trousseau with democratic simplicity. Her escort includes Washington society figures as she visits dressmakers and shops. The piece details gowns, colors, fabrics, and the notable black satin and lace ensembles in the bride to be's wardrobe.
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Mildred Hazen
Cambridge
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Veel
Washington
Admiral Dewey
East Coast Fashions Parade by Ellen Obgorn
A detailed description of Mrs. Hazen and Ellen Obgorn preparing for Washington events showcases extravagant costumes. The article highlights silks, laces, veils, and hats, noting silver fox bows, sable touches, white undergarments, and varied bonnets and turbans. It emphasizes elaborate fabrics, trims, and color palettes with multiple outfits and accessories.
The Great Seal Keeper George Hardy Passes On
Washington Spec and New York Tribune recall George Hardy longtime custodian of the great seal who died Monday October 20 in 189 at a venerable age. He served in the state department for over fifty years guarding the seal and shaping many commissions and ceremonial papers.
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New York Tribune
Public Service
George Hardy
Department of State
Bartle
United State
Secretary of State
Mt. Bryvile
Senate
Polk
McNinley
Tiffany
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Andrew Jackson Indorsed Note Mystery
A debtor pleaded to President Jackson for payment and after receiving a note for the full amount Jackson signed on the back Indorsed by Andrew Jackson. The debtor then advised taking the note to the bank for payment, and the maker only paid after seeing the signature.
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Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Mystery Teas Bring Hidden Dishes to Delight Guests
Mystery teas entertain young guests with a menu where each course is hidden. The hostess disguises ordinary dishes as playful misdirections such as a toothpick labeled as an after dinner delicacy, and items like oriental napkins appearing as exotic delicacies.
The First Steps in Child Walking
This excerpt argues that children should be assessed by actual strength rather than age in months. It describes crawling aiding mobility, the infant pulling up, and progressing to standing with support, emphasizing careful handling and gradual practice.
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Opera lines spark comic mishearing in Detroit Journal
The Detroit Journal quips on how young lovers misinterpret words in opera. A villain’s mispronounced lines and a faltering breath prompt a running joke about miscommunication and the era's theatrical wit.
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Detroit Journal
A Treasure Has Your Wife Ever Studied Domestic Scenom
A local joke item notes a wife mastering domestic science jokingly saving gas by having meals outside in summer to fund a fall hat. The playful line highlights household economy and marital humor in a sentimental newspaper voice.
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