Oriental Beads Hats and Earrings Dominate Paris Styles
A Paris fashion writer notes a surge in decorative accessories as European production slips 15 percent. Oriental beaded girdles, large colored earrings, and hats by Lewis of Paris featuring chains and hanging ornaments define a bold trend. Veils drape under chins while hair is drawn back tight and pinned high creating a striking new coiffure.
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Paris
Europe
Lewis
Striped Woolens Dominate Spring Wraps From Paris Houses
Striped woolens are set to play a key role in spring and summer wraps. Jenny shows a waist coat of striped green and white wool attached to a black taffeta wrap. Lanvin Cherub and others present striped effects with braiding on plain cloth. Lanvin wrap features a navy underwrap, circular cape, eight rows of black braid, sleeveless design, and a high braided collar. A New York sport suit in black and white wool pairs a white plain skirt with a black overplaiding. the Norfolk jacket sports black braid edging, belt, pockets, and cuffs and large black front buttons.
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Paris
Jenny
Cherub
Lanvin
Daily Garment News
New York
Norfolk Hnes
Carved Ivory Bracelets Spark Paris Fashion Trend
In Paris the season features carved ivory bracelets as the most fashionable accessory. Designers showcase intricate ivory work and shoppers seek bold, statement pieces to elevate summer outfits.
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Paris
Lace and Net Blouses Prove Popular Despite Early Rumors
Lace and net blouses captivate shoppers with renewed demand in spring fashion. Saleswomen report strong interest in ecru shadow lace basques, black velvet girdles, rosette novelties, and bloque georgette accents featuring velvet crosses and bows on shoulders and sleeves.
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Daily Garment News
Plumes the Ostrich and the Hyena Clash on the Plains
A dramatic encounter on the plains features Plumes the ostrich pursuing a striped hyena. Plumes overpowers the hunter with a single kick, then guards his nest of eight eggs as night falls, while his unseen mate lies nearby.
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Astha
Plumes
Copra Trade Across Regions and Drying Process Described
The article notes copra export patterns with the Philippines as a major producer and mentions other Asian producers. It highlights the Malabar coast in India as a source and explains traditional native methods for selecting nuts and curing them for a month on platforms. Drying removes most water, yielding white oil.
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Philippines
Malabar
Inedia
Salmon Canning Industry Growth Cited in 19th Century Output
Report surveys salmon canning as a booming 19th century industry. It notes 1876 production valued at 180 million dollars from a fishing area of about 20 000 acres along the river from Cascade Locks to the mouth.
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Wis Y
Cascade Locks
Wingslip Aviator Becomes Vaudeville Ace
A fragment suggests a pilot named Wingslip transitions to vaudeville performance. The wording is garbled but centers on an aviator shifting to stage act. No dates or locations are provided.
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Wingslip
Ace
Miss Cayenne
Bayer aspirin history and packaging notes
The text identifies Bayer as the world famous Aspirin, notes it has proven safety by millions, and describes labeled tablets with a Bayer cross. It mentions packaging options including handy tins of twenty tablets and references larger Balichilechd style packages.
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Bayer
Notable Quotation Fragments From Historical Page
A collage of aphorisms and literary quotes appears, including Miss Cayenne on age and feeling, Franklin on patience, and a note that chronic talkers often become chronic kickers. The items read as standalone witticisms rather than unified reporting.
Statesman Johnson and the Constitution in Focus
Ex-President Andrew Johnson, elected senator from Tennessee, discussed his stance in a Washington interview recalling Henry Clay’s pose and peace olive branch. a late-February 1875 meeting noted. The piece also cites Labor Review findings on women’s earnings in U S cities, with Johnstown gloves shaping home work, and high garden and poultry incomes across Cleveland and other cities.
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Andrew Johnson
Senate
Tennessee
Washington
General Grant
Henry Clay
White House
Melville H. Stone
Collier's Weekly
United States
Department of Labor
Johnstown
The
Labor Review
New York City
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Thrift Magazine
Willing to Try The Wombats Rent a Haunted Castle
The Wombats rent a castle and seek a ghost to match the shade. A humorous exchange with a narrator asking for a borrowed spirit to test the haunting.
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Shade
Louisville Courier-Journal
Two of a Kind at the Aquarium Joke
A Birmingham Age-Herald cartoon caption shows a gent attentive to a timid acquaintance studying jellyfish. The old man dismisses excitement and speaks of quiet amusement at the aquarium scene.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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