Parasol of Turquoise Taffeta Imitates Turquoise Matrix
A striking parasol crafted in turquoise blue taffeta imitates the look of turquoise matrix. The ivory handle is adorned with turquoise, creating an elegant coordinated design.
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
3
Starry Pique and Double Width Piques for 1901
A description of star patterns on navy blue piques with white and self-colored stars. Instructions note preferred white stars for children and colored stars for girls and women. The 1901 piques feature double fold, replacing the old single width for advantageous cutting.
Seven Enterprisi Women Dairy Farms Across America
The article profiles women leading diverse farm ventures across the country. L L Taber Willets runs a model dairy near Roslyn. Virginia C Meredith in Cambridge Ind starts an agricultural school for girls. Mary Gould Woodcock in Ripley Me raises trotting horses. Minnie Kulick in Missouri operates a large poultry farm. Nellie Hawks runs poultry at Friend Neb. Mary R Vance earns 50 percent profit from a 640 acre Lucca N D wheat farm. Maggie Smith manages the Duke farm near Summerville N J with 359 workers.
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Roslyn
L. L
I. P. Taber- Willets
Virginia C. Meredith
Cambridge
Ind
Agricultural Colleges
Mary Gould Woodcock
Ripley
Missouri
Minnie Kulick
Nellie Hawks
Friend
Neb
Lucca
N. D
Mary R. Vance
Duke
Summerville
N. J
Maggie Smith
Love and Reason in Nursing Care From The Woman's Home Companion
Mary R. Baldwin discusses the nurse’s role versus the loving caregiver at the sickbed. She warns that love must work with reason, not overwhelm it, to avoid distressing the patient. The guardian must suppress fear while maintaining composure and apply skill and tact to support recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Baldwin
Simple Gowns for Girls From Mercerized Cotton Styles
Mercerized cotton frocks for young girls are charming and affordable in fashionable shades. Folds include foulard silk gowns as good investments, with youthful, dainty designs. Red frocks, especially in red or red with white, are favored. black reserved for older women's trim. Trimmings lean chiffon and net with simple elegance. accordion pleats suit slender figures if properly made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonlard
Harper's Bazaar
Jewels on the Forehead Return to Fervoniere Fashion
Paris reports the fervoniere, a forehead jewel once common forty years ago, is regaining favor. These large uncut gems set in heavy gold, worn on a black velvet band across the forehead, suited a classical face but often disfigured ordinary ones. The Empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parisians Embrace Modern Fervoniere Revival
The New York Sun notes a revival of the fervoniere among Parisian beauties. Foreheads display jewel clusters of stars and crescents, held by fine gold threads or pearl strings, replacing velvet bands. The trend is extreme yet popular, with jewelers flooded with orders and older ferventieres being reset to fit current taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
New York Sun
Outdoor sports for girls grow in popularity across schools
Outdoor sports and games are increasingly seen as essential for girls. Golf and croquet demand precision and strategy, archery builds posture and steadiness, while tennis hockey and winter skating gain traction in schools. Cricket basketball cycling swimming and other sports extend opportunities at girls' schools and clubs.
Millinery Trends Call For Velvet Flowers And Silk Veils
Fashion notes describe wired flowers for hats and side decorations, nun’s veiling with colored silk borders, velvet covered muslin, and tulles patterned like fish scales on gold. Black white and blue dominate, with ivory handles and turquoise accents, champagne whites, enamelled flower harps, and jewel beetle insects on springs featured in millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliaery
Coin Expert Talks Truths of Collecting and Market Myths
A New York Times interview with a coin dealer reveals how many daily visitors seek value in coins and how myths persist. He identifies troublesome targets like 1853 half dollars 1882 nickels and 1878 silver dollars, notes rarity patterns across dates, and stresses that collectors are born not made. He cautions on imitation detection, values of copper coins, and the allure of gold coins from 1849 onward in genuine, lifelong study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehield
Chicago
United States
California
I Beleve
New York
New York Times
A Novel Outing Tour Delighting in Thrift and Scenic Travel
A Woman s Home Companion piece describes a charming summer excursion by rail and shore, detailing a creative improvised mobile setup with light rails and jackscrews to rotate a car for scenic cross country travel. The group favors early mornings, shaded verandas, sketching, and photography while seeking cool, dry comfort under trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Leeting
Hebe
Dominic
Sultan of Turkey's Gift Opens to Queen Victoria
A desk gifted by the Sultan of Turkey to Queen Victoria proved extremely complex. Sir Clare Ford, who took the item to England, failed to open it until after a day of effort. He finally triggered the correct spring and presented the desk to the queen with the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Queen Victoria
Clare Ford
England
Windsor
Long Lived Fish and Ages of Carp and Whale
A professor argues life spans of fish exceed 500 years with carp in Ragesta known to be 600 years old. He also notes some whales surpass 200 years. A Boston man owns a goldfish kept for 63 years, bought by his father 40 years before that gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falrd
Royal Aquarium
Ragesta
Boston
Avon of Low Mood and Polls Flatten Ambitious Aspirants
A Boston Transcript report notes a damp mood among Avon supporters as many ambitious individuals feel crushed by election results. The piece contrasts high hopes with the stark setback seen in voting outcomes.
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Boston Transcript
In the Country for Rest and Strange Deep Sea Light
A speaker longs for quiet country life away from city bustle yet notes how night’s stillness is offset by sensory appeal. The text then shifts to a vivid account of deep sea lanternfish that emit light, lure prey to cavernous mouths, and occasionally burst when rising toward the surface.
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Lght
Stanley's Punishment and the Patchwork Shame
Stanley endures punishment by wearing petticoats and patchwork, enduring pain and shame as he is teased for being called a girl. He escapes outside with bees and Gip while reflecting on his longing to be Stanley again, until a voice shames him into abandoning the punishment and asking his mother to lock away the clothing.
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Stanley
Molly
Stan
Gippy
Gip
Woodchu
Mamma
Wonders of the Deep Ocean Discovery
The German deep sea expedition aboard Valdivia studied Indian and Atlantic depths for two years. It yielded grotesque and colorful life forms, including a 20 foot needle sponge found at 18 250 feet, showing life adapted to immense pressure. The report notes crushing depths and rare sponge specimens.
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Valdivia
Making a life not merely a living wise words from Russell
W E Russell former Massachusetts governor told law graduates there is an enduring difference between making a living and making a life. He urged that true fulfillment requires using all faculties to build character and purpose, not just money or status. He warned readers, still in life's preparatory stage, to choose ambition that serves a higher purpose.
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W. E. Russell
Massachusetts
Fellows
Life
Young
Peo- People's Weekly
A Generals Tomb Overlooking the Hudson
The piece extols a tomb for Ulysses S. Grant on the Hudson, noting the porphyry sarcophagus bears no sword or flag. It emphasizes Grant’s fate as a sufferer and his peaceable glory, invoking divine justice and forgiveness. The Interior’s reverent reflection frames his memory.
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Hudson
Ulysses S. Grant
Anecdote of Lt James D Taylor of Virginia Military Institute
An old classmate recalls Lt James D Taylor who helped expose Aguinaldo’s location enabling Gen Funston’s capture. The VMI graduate is remembered for his cadet cock fighting boasts and constant rainy day battles. The story includes a joke about stockpiling game cooks near Lexington and Rockbridge for his pastime.
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Taylor
James D. Taylor
Funston
Aguinaldo
Virginia Military Institute
Lieut
Philippines
Lexington
Rockbridge
Freeman lauds Funston as brave officer and gentleman
Freeman, late commander of the Twenty-fourth infantry, retired under the age limit, praises Funston for courtesy and leadership. He notes Funston never gave him an order and consistently sent congratulations when the regiment acted, calling him brave and gentlemanly.
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Henry
Freeman
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Mnuch
Funston
Porto Rico Must Build Dry Dock Soon
The article argues for a dry dock in Porto Rico waters citing the Mayflower grounding as proof. It notes no damage occurred to the vessel but required a diver to verify the ship’s status, underscoring the urgent need for underwater facilities.
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Porto Rico
Porto Rican
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