Old Fashion Revived Brocaded Fabrics Return to Fay on
Mary Dean reports on fashion trends reviving brocaded fabrics with rich textures. Exquisite weaves, black brocades, and self colored patterns dominate, with gowns and coats featuring fur and marabout trims. Antiques influence, with square neck tunics and puff sleeves, appears in grand evening wear and mourning fabrics.
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Mary Dean
Palmore's perilous tomb raid amid Arabian desert dangers
Rev. Dr. William B. Palmore recounts a nocturnal expedition to the tomb of Aaron on Mount Hor in Arabia Petrea. He describes a bare cenotaph chamber, a hidden vault, and escaping Arab scrutiny, alongside notes on letter secrecy and a dramatic church incident with a disruptive parishioner.
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William 8. Palmore
St. Louis
Vrupope
Orient
Mount Hor
Arabia
Petrea
Aaron
Prother
Mozes
TueYy
Petren
Palmore
Wolchers
Tir
Paimore
Agron
Petty
Silent Phillips Pioneers Recall Bear Tale at Upshur Reunion
A fragment recalls five brothers named Phillips in Upshur County West Virginia who long ago held a fall family reunion. They spoke rarely, smoked corncob pipes, and after dinner listened to a bear story told by one of the brothers. The scene ended with quiet laughter and a blessing before all went home.
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Upshur County
West Virginia
Phillips
Eva
Beech Mountain
Eben
Transparent Embroidered Gown Described with Train Detail
A description of a transparent material with allover embroidery highlights a stem skirt of handwork beneath a long front drape. The gown features a train that drops from a split front and attaches near the waistline, as noted in the design notes.
Crossed His Lego on Brooklyn Street Car
Richard Jaeger of New York faced a $40 claim after crossing his Jega on Brooklyn streetcar. Mia Anns Siymborg complained that his shoes damaged her wallet in the incident.
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Lego
New York
Richard Jaeger
Mia
Anns Siymborg
Not a Strong Argument on Woman Suffrage in California
An advocate argues that campaign rhetoric claims women oppose suffrage and that imposing it would be cruel. The piece links the claim to a playful dialogue about a boy and his mother and a child’s cautious remark, suggesting skepticism about the cruelty claim.
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Galifornia
Johnnie
Mamma
Tota
Ule
Sam
Colt
Eggshells Used in Skin Grafting Surgeries Reported
A Philadelphia physician reports using eggshells to graft skin in several operations. One patient, a woman with extensive back burns, reportedly improved after the procedure. The physician notes that the eggshell method requires fresh shells and warns that an entering archive has influenced this practice.
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Philadelphia
Origin of the Alphabet Traced to Signs Not Phoenician
A Royal Institute lecture challenges the Phoenician origin theory of the alphabet. Professor Petrie contends that signs predate phonetic use, evolving from pictorial marks to syllables and letters, with early signs dating back to about 7000 BC in Egypt and spreading across cultures.
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Royal Institute
Finders Pietrie
Patria
Petrie
Egypt
Trate
Phoentelan
When Eloquence Didn't Work in a Nomination Tale
A statesman recalls a failed bid for Congress after delivering an over the top speech. He boasted of shaking Old Glory and the nation’s greatness, only to have a seasoned delegate argue the race needed more experience, and the convention nominated a more experienced candidate.
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Congress
Beck
Bhn
Generals Story Told by a Child at Chickamauga
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls General Srittenden once recounting a boyhood tale at Chickamauga. The young listener, eight or nine, asks about a horse named Johnny and notes a moment when the rider was taken to the rear. The child gravely concludes that the act must have been his father's doing, saying John Jay would never have acted thus.
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Generst
Srittenden
Chickamauga
Johnny
Ajaling Wren
Thin
John Jay
Ancient Tale Aciearius Rediscovered at Elephantine Near Assouan
A fragmentary 500 B C tale titled Aciearius, the earliest popular romance of world literature, was found in Elephantine near Assouan. The story follows vizier Achikar and his ward Nadab, detailing plots of power, deceit, and moral instruction as they clash with the king of Egypt and Babylon.
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Elephantine
Askouan
Eléphantine
Nile
Assouan
Istile
Tobias
Tlor
Achikar
Simcheri
Asurachiddin
Nadan
Asuradbiddin
Nadan m
Yar
Nabusamaci
Adhikar
Nadat
Nagan
Orient
Bualy
Bohald
Nadab
Nzdun
Resigns as Stage Driver in Stockbridge Mass
Stockbridge Massachusetts resident Misa Morence Markham, who drove the stage and served as a Government contractor between Interlaken and Stockbridge since 1889, retires after logging near 100000 miles. She braved winter snowdrifts and spring road repairs to keep routes open.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Misa Morence
Markham
United States
Matelyeen
Vilage
Interlaken
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