December Designer Feature Promises Holiday Fashion and Stories
A damaged OCR page highlights the December Designer issue with Christmas fashion displays, millinery, and an array of stories and features. It includes two short tales, a comedy, charity notes, and DIY guides for crafts and gifts. A Christmas contest offers cash prizes.
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Decober
Iflus
Ree
Harries A. Nash
A ‘Lravelin
E. Beouet
Willian Lincelo Babb
Walden Fawcett
Poebe W. Humphrey
M.G. Richardson
L. O. Lenhairt
Electric Bitters touted as best selling cure
Abraham Bure a Belleville Ohio druggist says Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters in two years. The tonic purports to aid stomach liver kidneys bowels blood and nerves, purify the blood build up the system and restore vigor to weak or run down people. Price 69 cents at Williams Anderson druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrahim Bure
Belleville, O
Williams & Anderson Draggists
Dr Seeley Homeopath Office Over Klopp Drug Store
Dr Seeley, a homeopath, listed with office over Klopp's drug store and residence at Free Guptint parsonage. The fragmentary text mentions Gota Rascolas on eto not your plagb.
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Alexander Ivey
Uwss
Seeley
Klopp
Women in Professions Expand in America and Abroad
A survey notes medicine as the most accessible field for women among the learned professions. It highlights Lillian Thomas opening a London study and gaining fame from a portrait of President McKinley. The piece also mentions White House former mistresses in Washington, a New York woman architect leading a two building project, Cuban women adopting American ways, and Mrs Peary as the sole woman Arctic explorer with daughter Mary Annighite born in 1893.
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America
Lillian Thomas
London
McKinley
Columbus
White House
Washington
Letitia Tyler Semple
Tyler
Louise
Harriet Lane Johnson
I Street
Ulysses S. Grant
Massachusetts Avenue
New York City
Peary
Arctics
Global notes mix health, defense and curiosities
Elsewhere reports note Greenland lacking infectious disease and Australian forces at 77 223. Labrador hosts 6 000 settlers with 30 000 visiting fishermen yearly. Hong Kong TB often accompanies malaria. Australian mail steamers face 100 pound daily fines for delays. Indian and Chinese mails incur 100 pounds per 12 hours. A German firm claims a beer tablet can instantly replicate fresh beer. Mozart’s skull in Salzburg raises authenticity questions, with grave authorities cited. Shah returns to Persia hidden in palace walls, his son Shoa- Saltane, 26, educated, agriculture oriented, bringing German machinery.
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Greenland
Australia
Labrador
Hong Kong
Mozart
Prof
Hyrtl
Salzburg
Persia
Paris
Shoacs- Saltane
Germany
Stylish French flannel waists with embroidery seen
In white the French flannel and cashmere waists are very stunning trimmed with embroidery or tucks and French knots. Pale blue pink yellow and black embroidery colors mentioned. Boleros of ermine with black velvet gowns promised for winter. Long black velvet coats trimmed with.
Fashion notes on gowns and dress trims from old papers
The article describes fashion details for gowns using satin-faced cloths, striped velvets, and rich trimmings. It notes fur and velvet coats with frogs, buttoning as ornament, and embroidered velvet buttons on shirt waists and bodices. It also includes a set of light humor clips and jokes from period papers.
Striking humor in old jokes and banter across papers
A collage of light humor snippets from Chicago Post Brooklyn Life and others features a fake strike by a lover demanding more kisses, campaign tactics, burglar fantasies, clergyman jokes, phrenology quips, and social quips. It drift includes parlor gags about dolls, manners, and marital foibles with dated tone and regional flavor.
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Chicago Post
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Lincoln Street
Orleans Hotel
Geo Galagher
Anderson Brothers
A. A. Peterson
Estherville, Iowa
Tech Iage
Euine
Wes
Oscar Robins
Prop
FESR
Goluan
Oung Mes
Emmet
Ita Mall
Saluries Tram
Birthe State Correspondence Institute
Dept. A. Ucdar Raphis
Biwa
Warren
Giri
Ats Rod Ste
Sne
Prue
Meerly
Sangent Bevas Myerly & Bevan
Lawyers
Masonic Block
Estherville
Adams & Stover, Lawyers
Oransky Block
EL. Allen
Alexander Sore
Allen & Alexander
Real Eatate
Emmet County
Iowa
C. W. Orla
Penn Crim & Penn
Cor
Lincoln and
Seventh St
Katherville
B. A. Morling
A. B. Allen
W. Bagh Han
Main
Phisiuan
Udo
Aly
Stinson
Sueley
Kluppes
Bailaru
wWeanen
Elites & Alby
Trou Baptist
North Th Street
Raf
Ain
Nicket Plate
Sis
Bea
tiGaris
Adi Ualis
Ateon Dunn
Genecar
Chicao
Tole
Ay Ee Ee Ikaw Baia
Sueturser
Petry Clonson
Dunesville
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
Mrs. Boerum
Willie Boerum
Christian Science
Brooklyn Eagle
Philadelphia Record
Chicago Daily News
Guzzler
Gunzler
Philadelphia Prees
J. H. Wilson
South Sixth Street
Brooklyn Life
Record Herald
N. Y
Washington Star
Davenite Philanthropiat
Wayback
Elvira
Deal
Ilind
Syracuse Herald
Yonkers Statesman
Teaspot
Poindexter
Jack
Jim
Atlantic Ocean
Express
Perkottle
Nqadfield Regulatory O
Atlanta, Ga
Wheeler & Wilson
Mig
Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Ill
W. J. Waterman
Satelegat TaRneuars Bocarest
Moler's Colleges
Chas. Hunt, Propr
West Lincoln &T
MO. O. Rygg
Bquigewat
Herrick Shoe
Herrick
W. H. Davis
Pouatiisamltc
Laxakqla CO
Tia Nassau Buvet
Waanenen
Anges Roe
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