Joy of Walking Reflected in 19th Century Observation
In a quotation from John Burroughs first published in 1875, Anne Sherrill Baird notes a novelist’s aside on American women and the unfamiliarity English visitors feel about American foot fashion. The anecdote highlights cultural perceptions of attire and body image during that era.
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John Burroughs
Anne Sherrill Baird
Southern Woman's Magazine
Remains of Miss Clara Whitesides Returned to Sikeston
Miss Clara Whitesides, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Whitesides of Hayti, died Saturday after four weeks illness from typhoid fever. Services were held in Hayti then the body was shipped to Sikeston for burial in City Cemetery. Also notes on local residents and land purchase near Caruth by Drew Wardell, Dr Paul Baldwin, and Bragg McKay.
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Sikeston
M.G. Gresham
Hayti
Clara Whitesides
Drew Wardell
St. Louis
Graham
East Swamp
Caruth
Kennett
Paul Baldwin
Bragg & McKay
Little River
Arkansas State Line
Kennett Democrat
Local visitors and holiday gatherings report
Mrs Adolph Tucker and Miss Mildra Frank of Jonesboro Ark visited Mr and Mrs I John Sunday. Mrs F M Perking and her son Lee were at Fort Sill Monday night to visit her son Dale with Co B. Everton Speer of Braggadocia bought the Dr J W Johnson Buick Six car. Miss Audrey Berry spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Cape Girardeau.
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Adolph Tucker
Mildra Frank
Jonesbone, Ark
I. John Sunday
F. M. Perking
Lee
Fort Sill
Dale
Co. B
Everton Speer
Braggadocia
Dr. J. W. Johnson
Audrey Berry
Cape Girardeau
Dinner gown design in satin and lace details
Informal dinner gown uses soft satins and filmy laces to emphasize draperies and fringe. Bodice features sheer black net over white lace with narrow black paulette borders. Satin wraps the figure in a high drape, sash ends knotted below the waist with beaded ornament, skirt gathered and lace frilled underpetticoat.
Wearing the red white and blue lapel badges
A New York Sun writer urges patriotic women to wear the flag as an emblem not a dress accessory. Washington society ladies widely adopt small gold enamel or ribbon flags on coats, even in mourning, with care to pin or attach the silk flag properly. The bow ribbon variant is popular since it is not the emblem itself.
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New York Sun
Washington
Flowers Take Up No Space Idea for a Space-Saving Vase Display
A sketch shows a decorative method to place small vases behind a mirror or post so they occupy no table space and won’t tip. Use a small vase wrapped in colored ribbon tied around the deck and base, with ends secured to the mirror post. Water fills the vase and flowers are arranged attractively.
Half of Red Cross funds go to local relief and admin
Readers are assured that every cent of Red Cross subscriptions funds relief and materials locally and abroad, with only 60 cents of a $1.60 membership covering headquarters admin. The piece debunks myths about officers’ high pay and claims about yarn subsidies, noting funds support hospital garments, sanitary services, and overseas relief from France to Armenia while stresses public support through memberships.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington
War Fund
France
Belgium
Russia
Servia
Roumania
Italy
Great Britain
United States
United States Army
The
George W. Bimmons
St. Louis
Southwest District
Frank V. Hammer
St. Louis Red Crows
George W. Simmons
Governors Terms of Office Across U S States
A listing of term lengths by state shows Massachusetts and Rhode Island with one year terms, Alabama through Wisconsin mostly four year terms, and California to Wyoming varying as specified. Names of states and term lengths are presented in a compact catalog format.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
Nebraska
New Hyatmipshire
North Dakota
Ohio
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Kinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
North Carolina
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming
Kennett residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
Haiman Kohn of Kennett spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs I Kohn in the city. Dr T J Trautmann and wife went to St Louis Sudday.
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Haiman Kohn
Kennett
Mrs. I. Kohn
T. J. Trautmann
St. Louis Sudday
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Gefler’s
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G. B. Garrett Livery