Indian beauty noted in Mexican women by Indianapolis Star
The Indianapolis Star quotes observations on Indian women in Mexico praising their eyes, features, and noble carriage while noting degeneration in the capital. It contrasts northern portrayals with mid‑Mexico Indians, suggesting higher ethnic development and civilized bearing despite centuries of subjugation.
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Mexico
Indianapolis Star
The Esco rial Palace of Spain Began in 1563
A vast complex in Spain known as the Escorial Esco rial serves as palace museum library gallery monastery church and burial place. The grand edifice began construction in 1563 under royal direction and grew into one of the world s largest structures.
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Spain
Philip
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St. Lawrence
Escorial
England
America
The Widower Who Was Never Married
A Washington clubman famed for cautious replies is challenged to say no. A wager is laid as one woman asks him if he is a widower. He replies with a polished paradox that he is as much a widower as one who was never married can be.
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Washington
Robinson
Stein-Bloch, Strause & Bros
W. S. Peck & Co
America
American Lady Corset Models Fashion Praise
An enduring praise of American Lady corsets highlights their form fitting design and superb fashion, noting how the garments sculpt the figure with remarkable artistry and precision. The prose lauds comfort and elegance, positioning the corset as a pinnacle of stylish undergarments.
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