Paris Fashion Notes From The Vaudevilles To Monte Carlo
Paris fashion writer Catherine Talroo surveys recent outfits seen on stage and in shops. She highlights gowns with plaited skirts, lace mantles, and bird feather trimmings, notes on Louis Seize influence, Loubet hat themes, and the nouveau blue and primrose color pairings. A wary eye falls on bird decorations and aristocratic trends amid spring gowns and Monte Carlo amusements.
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Monte Carlo
Louis Seize
Faulbourg
Auteuil
Count Christian I
Loubet
Catherine Talroo
A Lenten Omelet Lesson From Mrs Beard Class
A university lecture yields a detailed guide to making savory and sweet omelets during Lent. The professor demonstrates pan prep, ingredients, and timings while urging care to keep the pan seasoned and the fire steady. Various omelet styles follow, including plain, sweet, tongue or ham, chicken liver, and a baked apple version, with final tasting by students.
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Httie
Mary Kirby Beard
Remarkable Women In British Institutions Lead Change
Two unique women enter roles once male dominated in Britain. A woman serves as chimney sweeper and statuary mason in the lord chamberlain’s department, while a Winchester diocese bellringer earns praise. The year before last a woman joins Convocation and Victoria University governance, marking a first in the country.
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Lord Chamberlain's
Church
Winchesterdiocese
Victoria University
Manchester
England
Jenginni
Yiariner
Last Heart Beat Witnessed By Brooklyn Doctor
Dr J B Thomas at Brooklyn City Hospital recalled an unprecedented case in medical history. A patient with a defective heart showed dramatic improvement before dying suddenly when her heart beat stopped. The doctor observed the final moments as the pulse halted, pupils dilated, skin mottled, and the breath ceased, followed by death.
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J. B. Thomas
Brooklyn City Hospital
Thomas
Dstrott Journal
Marriage For Fun and Failure in Milwaukee Divorce
Nellie McCarthy seeks a divorce from Michael McCarthy alleging a marriage for fun on April 4, 1888. She states they have never lived together and he provided no support. She claims both were under strong drink during the ceremony and cites recklessness and indifference during a sociable period.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nellie McCarthy
Michael McCarthy
Bill
McCarthy
Notable Women Break Barriers Across Nations in Various Fields
The article highlights women attaining status and roles formerly denied. It notes Clifford heirs bar on yacht command, Lady Brudenell-Bruce credential battles, Miss Ethel Charles in London architecture, Miss MM Cresewell as Gibraltar posthead, Edith Shore as medical officer, Miss Rachel Frank as early woman rabbi in California, and Miss Lytte Lytle as a pioneering enslaved woman lawyer in Memphis.
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Royal Institute of British Architects
Ana Tt
Postoffice
Gibraltar
MM. Cresewell
The
Beck
Edith Shore
Jewish Church of San Francis
Rachel Frank
California
Lytte Lytle
Lytle
Memphis
Tenn
Hee
Fashions in B O'clock Tea From Paris to Moscow
A fragmentary Paris gossip item describes Fre melite women introducing new tea service habits for the5 o clock hour. It notes silver salvers tumblers and tables arranged to cool tea with guests possibly sipping liqueurs, with mentions of Moscow customs and guests sharing tea with small glasses. The passage is unclear and speculative with many garbled phrases.
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Paris
Fremelite
Moscow
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Odeon
Hyuliape
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MYKD
R . Tanee
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