Fashionable bordered waists for summer wear in New York
The article describes two bordered material over waists with sloping shoulders and simple, elegant designs. It details construction, joining to foundation girdles, sleeve styles, closures, and required fabric per size, noting bordered fabrics and ribbons as preferred options.
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Is the human race degenerating
Berlin physiologist Dr Emil Konig argues in a recent pamphlet that modern life weakens the body and accelerates disease. He links rising cancer and heart trouble to civilized living and predicts daily personal pain crises if habits do not change, a view the American Review of Reviews calls exaggerated yet thought provoking.
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American Review of Reviews
Wise Words from the Gentle Cynic
A collection of quips on life and character from Musings of the Gentle Cynic in the New York Times. The maxims explore adversity, honesty, ambition, time, and relationships with a hint of wit and caution.
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New York Times
The Snake's Whistle Heard By Dallas Sharp
Dallas Love Sharp describes seeing a black snake whistle and hearing a shrill hiss when the air blasts through nostrils. He notes the sound is nearly indescribable and feels as if it crisps the nerves, an unusual natural behavior he had not known before.
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Dallas Love Sharp
Rational Magazine
Feminine News Notes Highlights and Notices
Byron Miss Agnes Thomas captures a thirty pound turtle. London shows fine wedding presents by Jean Reid. American women in Paris form Lyceum Club adjunct. Miss Mary Garden to train two singers in Paris under Jean de Reszke. Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan wed Rev. William Fitzsimon at Tuxedo. London tests women ticket sellers on main line. Countess of Warwick prominent at nineteen. Maria Pia Dowager Queen of Portugal famed as beauty. Margarie Palmer heir to nearly 25 million dollars. Beecher Hooker will suit over alleged spirit consultation in will. Paris music circles mark Flora Wilson debut pupil of de Reszke. Lotta Rand named deputy superintendent for the blind in Boston. Dr Kline reliable nerve restorer offer. Mrs Winslow teething syrup promotes relief. Allen’s Foot-Ease advertised for foot comfort and shoe fit.
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Agnes Thomas
Jean Reid
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Mary Garden
Jean de Reszke
Ursula Juliet Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Fitzsimon
Tuxedo
Countess of Warwick
Maria Pia
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Margarie Palmer
William J. Palmer
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Isabella Beecher Hooker
Henry Ward Beecher
Flora Wilson
Wilson
Lotta S. Rand
Lynn
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Boston
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Selecting Tablescape Flowers by Color Harmony
The article emphasizes choosing table flowers with careful attention to color, considering the room, china colors, and even the gowns to be worn. It advises coordinating hues for a cohesive and elegant table setting.
Barbary Apes of Gibraltar Guarded by Britain
The colony of Barbary apes on the Rock of Gibraltar is the only one of its kind and is protected by the British Government.
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Cure for Eczema Promises Relief After Twenty Five Years
A Montreal woman describes a long battle with eczema on her leg endured for twenty five years. She credits Cuticura Remedies with reducing swelling after two treatments and healing the leg within two months. The attending doctor reportedly praised the medicine for his own patients.
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The Ills We Are Heir To Modes of Bearing Ills
The excerpt notes three ways people bear life’s ills indifference philosophy and religion. It frames indifference as common, philosophy as ostentatious, and religion as the most effective.
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N. Y
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Healing
The Pinkham Laboratory houses over a million letters from women claiming health restored by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The remedy, made from roots and herbs, is said to be safe, effective against women's illnesses, and able to spare surgical operations by restoring the feminine system to normal health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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