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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1894
Page
3
Rich description of tableware and glassware featuring Doulton Royal Worcester and Dresden china, Bohemian glass, and a Venetian dessert service for Queen Victoria. The two large and six small shell shaped dishes show lace imitations enameled by hand with rose thistle shamrock motifs and a royal crown shield.
A practical 1900s style guide from Good Housekeeping outlines methods to maximize trunk space. It advises gathering needed items, rolling garments, wrapping footwear, packing toiletries, cushioning delicate pieces with tissue, securing headwear, covering contents with a soft cloth, labeling, and keeping keys secure in the traveling dress pocket.
A period piece notes women should glance in mirrors to check their outfits while shopping and dismiss vanity as harmless for reassurance. It then warns against babies sucking thumbs, claiming it harms hand shape and suggests remedies to curb the habit for the child's future appearance.
A Harper's Bazaar excerpt critiques excessive rigidity in home life, arguing order can be as tiring as chaos. It contrasts fretful, overly orderly parents with a restless, cheerful tolerance for small irregularities, noting how such extremes shape family dynamics and children.
A home crafts guide describes making a dainty booklet with a celluloid cover and stitched binding, plus a card with original artwork. It includes a feature on manners education at an eastern college and a heartfelt reminiscence about marriage, forgiveness, and a philosophy of clothes noting color temperature effects.
A collage of notes on women from cultural and social spheres. Mentions two thousand students at London Guildhall School of Music, Idlalia Scaila considering entering a convent, a North Middleboro minister’s play room for babies during services, Sweden’s crown princess described as exceptionally tall, and Manuela y Palido as Spain’s first woman lawyer in Madrid. Kiprix’s view on the modern woman is cited, asserting that a woman's actions are bounded by body and soul.
A collage of puns and anecdotes from various papers, including humorous exchanges about yachts and housework, a mock legal joke about sympathy strikes, and quirky quips on science and weather. The collection features brief snippets, jokes, and curiosities reflecting late nineteenth or early twentieth century reporting styles.
Warrry of the receiving ship Wabash is the smallest officer by stature. Mrs Alexander Sleector, a renowned novelist, is a grandmother nearing seventy. Mas Griffiths succeeds Edmund Yates as editor of the London World. New York dealers cite Mrs Ballington Tooth as a top celebrity photo. Mrs Bisner, over sixty, departs Liverpool for Corea seeking new travel material.
A garbled collage reports on COLUMBIAN coins, media plow inventor Tuomas Jerrenson, Confederate Congress rules, Wuretmex Alps bicycle trips, eight Turkish women colonels, Beraupa farms three crops yearly, a three-year-old inveterate smoker in Knox county Missouri, declining charcoal business, Great Brrrar with twenty two thousand miles of turnpikes, and a sparrow in Joplin Missouri nesting with a five dollar bill.
The report notes 17 330 foreign born per 100 000 natives in the United States. It lists 72 472 Chinese in California and 0 440 in Oregon. It gives eleven census data, counting 18 543 201 persons aged five to seventeen. It mentions one Japangos resident in Maine Vermont North Carolina Iowa and Arizona.
Angeline Bryce Martin argues in Chautauquan that breeding and politeness stem from inner character and daily life. She quotes Emerson on filling one’s place, notes true style arises from right feeling, and stresses sincere sympathy and self-training over outward gesture.
Ingle's jewelry features a flexible diamond tiara designed for everyday wear. The design splits into four pieces: a central crown, a reduced tiara, a large necklace with two hair bands, and a smaller necklace. The pieces attach by clasps to form each variation, showcasing adaptable elegance for women.
The piece highlights ornate jewelry including a jeweled necklet valued at 3500 dollars and a detachable diamond and pearl aigrette. It contrasts lavish hairpieces with simple ribbon bows for daily wear, detailing velvet bow styles, lace accents, and rouleau arrangements for brown or colored hair.
A fashion note outlines the latest method for waved hair avoiding crimped tips. Hair is wound around a heated iron beginning near the scalp to form large natural looking waves and a Madonna type parting gains popularity. Also includes recipes for creamed eggs lemonade and pineapple serving method.
Saxony enforces novel limits for servants and mistresses, detailing monthly allowances of butter and coffee, bedding credits, washing pay, and a five percent purchase bonus. Maids must give one month’s notice, keep a character-book, and receive the mistress’s stated motive when leaving. President Casimir-Perier’s height surprises, yet he earns glory for a wartime rescue. He is allied to the aristocracy through marriage to a Comtesse de Segur.
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