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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1900
Page
6
A fragmented reminiscence blends Christmas anticipation with fashion and social commentary. It traces Daisy May and companions through musings on prophecy, gift timing, and genteel proprieties, interwoven with scenes of sewing, adornment, and early 20th century etiquette.
A long, mixed-page snippet blends social gossip on Washington society, literary notices, and New York letters. It highlights Mrs. Trask and Katrina Nichols, family ties to prominent New York figures, and mentions Crowninshield lineages, with references to Eleanor and The Archbishop and the Lady. The prose catalogues works, marriages, residences, and cultural interests of society figures and authors.
Reading from a fashion note about Miia at rest with pink ribbons and curtains, the piece describes Gow bookee weightfily decor, a coat of salty Trvest cloth, and accessories like rib bon bows. It mentions new varieties with twilly jewels and Milver Tyme by Sastennt, plus ornate adornments and gemstones gaining popularity.
Fragments describe a women focused arena with arts, fitness and yoga references, mentioning individuals such as Bert Victoria and Mina Mollie Taneiers Wig. Details are garbled with scattered phrases about exams, reports, and varying activities, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Columbia Candy Kitchen offers pure candies and best fancy Christmas boxes for presents with sweet mixtures of all kinds at the lowest prices. They make all of their own candies and are located at 62 Calhoun Street opposite Court House.
Notice advertising latest shoes priced from 32H and upwards and repairs at Harry Berman's Shoe Store located at 186 Calhoun Street opposite Sisters' School.
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