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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
6
The piece reviews facial cleansing techniques including soap, water, scrubbing, and steam. It notes risks of clogging pores with soap residue, advocates rinsing thoroughly, and compares methods such as cloths dipped in hot water for congested pores. Emphasizes fresh air and healthy living as factors in complexion.
A journalist long with the Cincinnati Gazette and Chicago Record until its consolidation with The Herald has been placed on charge by the women's department of The Daily Express in London. The report mentions Migs Trimble and a Tennessee connection.
Readable fragments describe color symbolism in gowns and home interiors. The text discusses white, pink, blue, and cream tones used in mourning attire and parlors, with notes on fabrics, furniture, and rugs. It references a mother and daughter in a funeral setting and mentions Japanese cotton rugs sold as durable, colorfast home accents.
A vintage style prose fragment discusses textiles and colors. It compares crepe de chine fabrics with a blue and white rug, notes on color psychology, and hints at fashion advice like gray daily wear. Elizabeth Lee is referenced as the author or designer.
A mixed, satirical discussion on women crying in public, contrasting old and new norms. Cartoonish imagery and social critique target fashionable reformers and the idea that tears signal virtue or vice, with readers’ opinions from married and single women shaping the debate.
The passage debates feminine traits a man admires, contrasting intellect and serenity with social ease and loyalty. It argues that a man's affection grows when a woman’s intellect and calm presence complement his ambitions, while highlighting stereotypes about loyalty, charm, and influence in relationships.
An account describes Queen Alexandra at Windsor, hosting breakfast with lady guests in her private rooms then inviting them to tour the kennels and stables. It highlights her skillful whip driving four in hand or tandem, her love of horses, and a daily routine involving sugar treats for the horses.
A tale recounts a duchess tale from Brighton to Carliste station where a gypsy fortune foretold a match that would make the greatest marriage in England. A bride named Eerie met the duke, fell in love, and their engagement and marriage followed, shaping a royal romance.
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