Fashionable economy in dress making for the fair season
A Chicago Ledger style column outlines how to repurpose worn gowns into stylish two tone outfits using materials like faille Francaise and Indian silk. It highlights cor sage jackets, lace trimmings, and practical wear for ladies in two or three piece ensembles, with advice on hair, caps, and accessories.
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Madame la Mode
India
China
Valenciennes
Chantilly
Annie BE. Myers
Chicago Ledger
Elaborate Wedding Dress Trends Describe Ivory Tones And Lace
The article details bridal fashion with ivory tints and white fabrics like satin faille and moire, short pointed bodices, broad brocade revers, and antique lace displays. Skirts feature draped front panels and satin knots, while accessories include ivory fans, white slippers, silk stockings, and long tulle veils with embroidered edges. A wire net bonnet of forget-me-nots is highlighted as a fresh garnish.
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Faille Francaise
Queen Victoria and Parisian tastes in a bygone era
A collage of society notes sketches royal figures and fashionable figures. Queen Victoria’s early traits are contrasted with Isabel of Spain’s Paris preferences. Readers learn about writers, editors, and conjured scenes from the era, including Mozartian anecdotes and cultural habits across England and America.
Lincoln's Prayer at Sickles Meeting in Washington
Washington Hatchet recalls Col. Dayton's reminiscence of President Lincoln visiting General Sickles after Gettysburg. Lincoln, Tad at his side, offered a tearful prayer asking God not to lose all his friends in the war, while Dr. Simms monitored Sickles’s fragile pulse and Lincoln sent daily flowers from the White House conservatory.
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Gettysburg
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Sickles
Washington
Dale
F Street
Abbitt
Tad
Golden Medical Discovery Praised as Liver Corrective
A teacher notes that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has long served as a household physician for the poor and a consulting physician for the rich. It is praised for chronic diseases including malarial poisoning, respiratory and digestive ailments, liver disease, and other cases requiring an alterative remedy.
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Pierce
Berlin tales and a late night key keeper in a foreign city
A traveler observes Berlin quirks from regulated horse cars to a watchman who locks streets after hours. He details the odd street-door ritual, paying a small fee for a key turn to enter his lodging, and contrasts general rules with their narrow application. Also notes medical ads and late 18th century U.S. treasury debts.
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Berlin
Various Consumer Remedies and Advertisements Across Ephemeral Notices
A collage of period advertisements and satirical snippets including medical cures, tonics, ghost jokes, railroad ticket promos, a cigar plug, horse care gear, and a veterinary collar invention. The items mention MeNIMAN's Tepronizep beer tonic, St. Louis and New York vendors, Burlington Route excursion sales, and a Humane Society Journal note.
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Dexter Curtis
Madison, Wis
Humane Society Journal
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