Pastel Tones Lead For Spring Weaves In Woolens
Fashion notes urge spring Woolens to rival wash-goods with pastel tones of rose blue and green. Features include cheviot and novelty cloths in patel coloring, one-color trims with contrasting borders, and lightweight woolen dresses for children amid shawl-like patterns and varied weaves.
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Fashion
Patel
Ntta
Julia BO
Lincoln's Early Speeches Map a National Reach
The piece argues against a single narrow view of Lincolns early public life. It traces Lincoln’s appearances across at least nine states and a territory before 1860, citing Cooper Institute in New York, Worcester, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Chicago as key forums that showcased his growing influence and oratorical impact.
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D. K. Dodgn
Hytnels
Lincoln
Congress
New Orleana
Applementy
Renda
Tho Fongol MacDonnild
Staphotain
New York
Qooper Institute
Tremont Temple
Toston
Inter
Willam J. Suward
Taylor
Worcester
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Kansie
Cooper Institute
New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut
General Saylor
Chicago
Maryland
Indiana
Minsouri
St. Louin
Tincoln
Joshua Speed
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Towa
Minnegota
Khuneaald
Lincoln as a Master of National Viewpoints in Civil War Era
A historical portrait discusses Abraham Lincoln’s broad knowledge of the country and strong ties across parties. It assesses his independence from prejudice, relationships with figures like Seward Speed and Stephens, and argues his fit in an upper tier of well prepared presidents.
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Tribune
Seward
Lincoln
Tribone
Charleston Mercury
Congress
Alexander H. Stephens
Inter
Confederacy
New England
Albnny
Thurlow Weed
Inter Seward
Kentucky
Joshua Speed
South
Western Newspaper Union
Lincoln quote on American women admiration
Fragmentary quotation attributes praise to Abraham Lincoln about American women. The text reflects a historical oratory tone claiming compliments to women across the nation, though the source appears incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
Tanlac Body Builder Claims Cure for Ailments
Mrs. By Rowe of 209 1st Ave, Des Moines reports Tanlac strengthens her stomach and nerves, purifies blood, and boosts energy. The tonic, made from roots and herbs, is marketed as a remedy for indigestion, liver issues, rheumatism, and general weakness.
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Rowe
Ordar Rapids
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