Home Dressmaking Rules for a Good Fit from 1893
A detailed guide on securing a proper fit for dress linings and outside fabric. Directions cover prep before basting, cutting on folds, matching lining to outer pieces, adding margins for buttons, and careful easing at the waist. Techniques include zigzag bastings, notches, darts, and careful handling of the armhole and back seams to prevent wrinkles and distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segin
Bersus
Winkeye Walsh
Bold train robbery rocks Indiana frontier route
A daring 140 mile east of Chicago armored express robbery on the Atlantic line near Keysigr Indiana saw masked gunmen seize the safe aboard the Chicago bound train. Engineeer Knapp was wounded while messenger Weist and Weist helped repel the assault as robbers blasted doors, fled with cash packages, and a 100-strong detective sweep from Lake Shore and United States Express pursued across Ohio Michigan and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcauo
Missouri
Kanaas
Colorado
Chicago
Indiana
Burt
M.A. Loup
Keysigr
Lake Shore Road
Anl Elden
B. B. Hamliain
M. M. Weist
Kessler
Weist
Offea
Wolat
Gsang
Welston
Delug
Byrne
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
St Louis
United States Express Company
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Expreex
Esso
Mutlaney
Mikbach
Ind
Oly
The Silver Debate in Congress and State Reactions
Reports from Washington and New York detail Senate debates on silver policy, the McKinley bill, and related resolutions. Senators Faulkner, Voorhees, Teller, and Stewart are noted, with executive sessions and proposals on free silver and national banks. In New York Norwich Silk and Cabinet works resume full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Senate
Colorado
Gallinger
Witd
Fuor
Daniel
Virginia
Eversbude
Wastengton
Faulkner Mit ‘Durpie
Jones
Voorhees
Sbite
Eller
Peffer
Cautero Banka da Toteask
TeHer
House
Belknap
Michigan
Richardson
WaAstusuTox
Stewart
National Banka
Himijertut
Cme
Sod Pugh
Jong
Teller
Alurray
South Carolina
Carliala
Mitchell
Oregon
Hawley
Capitol
Nonwieu
N. Y
Norwich Silk Manufacturing Company
Norwich Cabinet Company
Honda
Obscure Historical Obituary Fragments From An Old Ledger
A compilation of garbled memorial notices lists diverse individuals: Captain Bruon Wison retired from Unitus Stuten army in Philadelphia. Tony McKay a railroad man in Cleveland. Dr Joel H. Couwke father of Congressman Cooper in Burlington. theatrical manager Hooky in Chicago. Dr Joseph Kiya early central Lilinoig physician in Decabur. TuHostas Gres pioneer resident of iPearts Lil s. Abraham RaawNowIt2 Lewish rabbi in Chicago. Lovis KxOkNLISG resident of Gatena, Tila. Captain A. GC VanIuell citizen of Mouweqoa Illy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruon Wison
Unitus Stutenarmniy
Philadelpia
Prince Within
Denmark
Copenhagen
Tony
R. McKay
Railway Ton
Cleveland
Joel H. Couwke
Congressman Cooper
Ab Buelington
Win Hicuarp M. Hooky
Chicago
Josepi Kiya
Central Lilinoig
Decabur
TuHostas Gres
iPearts
Lils
Abraham RaAwNowIt2
Chicagos
Lovis Kxoknlisg
Capthin A. GC
Vaniuell
History of a Week Items and Nominations in Nebraska
A midweek issue reports on court nominations with Judge Bilan i Holdoni from Broken Bow for the supreme court seat. It notes Rabbi Solomon Selindler of Gaston and a proposed libel defense linked to land holdings, and cites Bartholdi’s plan for an American Pantheon in New York Harbor. Interviews with Chicago bankers question financial revival support as a Westinghouse conspiracy case unfolds in Pittsburgh.
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Thurdilay
Orientat ‘Feu
Cruciur Niti
Asdignoll
Habliltle
Nebraska
Bilan i. Holdoni
Broken Bow
Suprem Court
Solomon Selindler
Gaston
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Iberty
Renry
Nplumber
Chicago
Tate Traenken
Westinghouse
Prohibition state ticket cited with names and duties
A fragmented report lists a candidate slate headed by Loula Albert Banks of Boston, with Mary Virginia Proctor as teacher and business manager for a Democratic group in Warren County Ohio. It notes removed yellow fever restrictions and discharge of officials, plus various national and local political and social items across multiple regions.
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Briday
Ak ‘Otveator
Hey
Loula Aluert Banks
Boston
Mra
Mary Virginia Proctor Ia Cilstor
Dermocratia Vegan
Warren County
Hearth
Nation Convention of
Milwrruken
Witois
Iranklin County
Mins
Casveyo
Tus
Hidalmira
Working the Roads and the Labor Strain on Infrastructure
The piece critiques the costly pavement plan and wide drainage schemes. It argues country roads are poorly located, making extensive roadwork unnecessary. It condemns local overseers and labor gangs who misuse funds and treat road work as holidays rather than productive effort.
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Shel Row
Farmers face costly fertilizing methods with spring road repair debate
Starper's Weekly reports a heated discussion on fertilizing and road maintenance, noting that costly practices waste money and labor. Community leaders urge safer, cheaper solutions, arguing timely road and soil work could protect crops without harming neighborhoods.
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Angel
Cptud
Starper's Weekly
Road improvement notes and a Blackie classroom anecdote
A fragmented manuscript discusses road construction methods stressing solid foundations, durable materials, and the impact of freight on highway wear. It quotes Swiss Roman engineering influences and highlights cost reductions via better formation. It also recaps a humorous Blackie anecdote about a student without a right hand and the professor's soft, corrective counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toiluy
Adamea Duclares
Jean
New York
San
Railroad World Keeps Moving Amid Public Interest
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing railroad developments and public concerns about routes and policy. The text hints at regional lines and routine changes affecting the rail system, with a focus on ongoing activity and future plans.
New Time Schedules Include Lower Rates and Improved Lines
A fragment notes plans for updated travel schedules and lower fares. It mentions short lines between towns and major cities, aiming to extend travel into Iowa and improve service, with lines described as well equipped and modern.
Shortest and quickest of the Ri RB lines description
Fragmentary lines discuss railway advancement and support for liberal policy and enterprise. Eldura leads with G I and D backing, pressed to push improvements. The text is incomplete but centers on railroad progress and corporate backing.
Enlarged Capacity for Freight and Passenger Traffic
The article notes a twenty fold increase in capacity for freight and passengers. It cites a close alliance with the O. & ON. W. providing superior traffic privileges, connecting hundreds of towns via extensive track, linking at Lowa Falls with the IH. Aentral and BGR & Ny Ry, extending toward Minnesota.
Describing quick travel routes across the United States era
The fragment mentions cities Des Moines St Joseph Denver Portland and Salt Lake City with a note on travel ease between Eldora and distant lands like China Japan and Australia using limited tincture and without tion. The text reads as a garbled OCR segment reflecting old-time travel ideas and place names.
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Dan Paine
Te O. Walker, ‘Puig and
Probrieron
Iano
Ekdor
Joma
ASB
Xpress
United Press
Yolelo
Pica
Amurday
Josiah Quincy
Mussauhesudts
Alice
Squistyie
Stintes
Nicholas
Montefeyro
Notley
Geneva
Nels
Khig Muna
Surya
Brasilia
Deine Otto
Dnonsay
Lilly
Ark
Getter
Bal
Lewis Ginny
Urudiyart
Ake
Fies
N. W. McIvor
Kanagur
Apie
Aubine M. Clark
Micheigan
Port Sarnia
Haynes
Matani
Leweline
Derann
William Grossman
Milwaukee
George Paige
Society mi
Simitys Clayton
Judge Clayton
Media
Misa Pardridge
Breauh
Galli
Jay
Chester
Deering
Milwaukee National Bauk
Clarkhambra
Ilinois
Vincinnat
Kigmon
Jobs G. F. Powall
Ax-Sherif
Greana County
Jerseyville
Tom Breckinridge
Austin
Vex
Bondliog
Srywyvisor
Concord
Janine Schroeder
New Vienna
Anna
Abel
Sears
Jessen
Blickle
Blackie
Blackieletraud
Stewarts Healing
Jalan
Connor Coquala
Stewarts
Windo
Brannehos
Aiblg
Voss
USA
Man Au Bonat
Topaya
Law
Ladianapolis
Lidianapolis
Rete
Pho
Centra
Agents Town Central Ry
Baiy
Jenerel
Agens
Marshalltown
Town
Ins Cental
Urdine
Peti Tekals
Entitts Pa Halder Torull
Ttrst-Elags
Central Ravta
Daly Railroad
Midway Massiage
Pacat
C.R
Tekot Nscori le
Hanson
Chiengo
Wugplot
Ivan Sal
Nis
Sam Slaielton
Mountgomery City
Adrugutists
Troote Nu Adihurs Myniled Free
Bsayrvjerd Regulator Co
Atlanta
Covrire Ons, Clr
Coventry
Lake &T Warman & Hazlewood, Ltd
Foley & Webb
Jobberg
Keon Ste Mattera
Alwaya Natesich
D Ora
Imost
Lowa
Sesson
Dom
Sre
Eldura
Hia’ Company
Lowa Falls
Bicus Falls
Dakota
BGR & Ny Ry
Min
Kanaus
Qickly
Des Moines
Oulu
St Joseph
Alannon
Denver
the Black Hills
Sat Lake City
Portland
Ore
Eldora
China
Japan
Australia
Alaires
The
Globe
Qait
Puruhage
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