Census shows vast women workforce aided by Lydia Pinkham
Census figures reveal 649,611 women and girls in all trades across the United States. Advertisements recount testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for regaining health, enabling women to work, manage homes, and perform farm and garden tasks.
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M. Bailey i
BORAF
Atlanta
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Napoleon
Lydia H
Pinkham
Man
W. M. Barry
Georgia
Missouri
Parkville
Lydia W. Pinkham
Anna Conz
Velvet and Fur Dominate Velvet Fashion Trends
A lush velvet vogue commands Milady’s wardrobe with fur trimmed coats and gowns. Velvet coats show deep fur cuffs, wide collars, and front fur trimmings while gowns feature pinks, rose, beiges, and bold colors like eggplant. Rich furs including wolf, fox, and leopard accents blend with velvet, creating an allure of luxury across garments and wraps.
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Joahion
Amon
Junked German Railroad Sold. Morse Code Obsolete Teletype Touted
The first German railroad once built from Nuremberg to Foerth in Bavaria, six miles, has been sold as junk. Morse code, once standard for telegrams, is deemed too slow for telegrams and the government backed teletype system similar to a ticker will replace it.
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Foerth
Bavaria
France
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