Ladies' Colume Fashion Notes on Outdoor Wardrobe Colors
A fragmentary fashion column discusses outerwear hues for women, praising light colors as versatile for velvet and polished fabrics. It notes outfits by Ren Quinnson, mentions a sleeve and silhouette style reminiscent of old fashion, and briefly describes a tasteful coat line and seasonal accessories. Also touches on medicinal mud baths popular in Sweden and Finland as beauty routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Qinson
Pals Town
Sweden
Finland
Beth
Plume Wearing Sparks Debate On Women Morals
The article discusses a past fashion of white plumes tied to mother birds and argues the practice represents cruelty causing bird deaths and potential harm to women's vanity. It notes social pressure aiming to curb the trend, mentions imitation plumes, and cites opinions that the trend persists despite humane arguments. The piece reflects contentious views on fashion, virtue, and societal influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursa
Strest
Pacandilly
Orratey Hemerlvew
Huwbler
Humen
Rescuer Refuses Praise After Saving Man from Drowning
A Birmingham rescuer, noted for previously saving a Chicago man in 1872, again saves a companion in a perilous moment. He declines thanks, urges self care, and questions whether a reward is appropriate, while a correspondent’s letter carries similarities to the other man’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cramp
Chicago
Hikerly Forte
Anzious
Emperor Louis and the Generous Offer of a Stranger
In a tale of irony a woman recalls a royal gift from Louis the future Emperor who refused money yet later helped her child with a modest grant. The narrative shifts to a dramatic construction accident where a foreman falls from a building crane, saved by a slack rope, leaving the narrator to retrieve the mangled body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Conbiastee
Ramontek
M Gamg
Houseemitha
Harmonie and Owen's Utopian Experiments in Early Indiana
Fragmented text recalls Indiana 1818 colonists who founded Harmonie under Robert Owen inspired by communal living. Describes early Harmonists as thrifty German peasants, their faith, and the community’s rapid growth with mills and granaries. Notes Owen’s New Lanark influence and later shift toward reformist yet competitive social experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George Fanatic
Harmonie
Macried
Robert Owen
Obert Owen
New Lanark
Ginegow
Tsowaere
Owen
Rom ¢ Gorman Sven
Lanark
Amatier
Swedish widower faces second marriage vow rite
In a peculiar tale a Swedish widower plans to destroy the bridal shirt given by his first wife on the eve of his second marriage. Swedes are noted for believing in bodily resurrection, yet the broken vow causes him to take this drastic step.
International Marriage Age Rules Across Nations
The text outlines varied marriage age laws in Denmark Germany France Hungary and other nations. It notes that Denmark allows twelve and fourteen year olds to marry under local rules, Germany restricts marriage until eighteenth, France regulates nights and cross borders, and Hungary explicitly denies certain rights to fight over marriage endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Germany
France
Hungary
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Colume
Mibs
Ada Muller
Ace Browrs Ruseaus
Ama Avium
Gaved
Deus
Soamuouer
Prince Louis
Sheene Bim
Abe
Tirta
Martalard
Marsm U Can
Towan
Neemes
Traveller
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