Brides and photographers in the camera craze era
A Chicago Record-Herald piece argues brides resist postnuptial photo sessions. Photographers admit artistic instincts clash with commercialism as brides often appear pale or flushed, and many portraits miss the ideal look. The essay notes past trends of brides posing in white and the persistent camera anxiety.
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Poultry Notes and Curious Inquiries From an Old Journal
A jumble of agricultural tips on poultry care including feed amounts for ducklings and chicks, hay nest removal, and cautions about feeding density. It weaves in botanical explanation of the prickly pear and ends with a string of old jokes and anecdotes about drinking, dictionaries, and haystacks.
The American Laugh and National Character
An essay extols the American laugh as life’s vitality. It contrasts cheerful humor with European melancholy, arguing laughter strengthens resilience and steadies nations, while solemn gravity saps vigor. The piece credits the American wit with driving progress beyond gloom.
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Why Men Touch Hair After Removing Hats
A New Orleans Times-Democrat reader notes a common habit where men run a hand through their hair after removing hats. The observer argues the gesture signals vanity, habit, or reassurance, suggesting it appears across social classes and ages.
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Handel and Child Prodigy From Saxony to Court Fame
The article recalls George Frederick Handel at age five playing a spinet, earning his father’s reluctant support by age eight, and becoming a renowned virtuoso by twelve at the Saxon court. It contrasts historical wig fashions with earlier and later views on wig wearing, citing a Leyden professor Rivera and critic Thiers.
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Chicago and New Orleans Limited Train Service Details
Effective December 7 the Chicago and New Orleans Limited will split from Chicago as a Pullman car train No.3 to Memphis and New Orleans with a dining car library car and sleeping cars. daily departure 7 00 pm from Chicago, routes to Memphis Hot Springs Wrexville Atlanta Jacksonville and New Orleans arriving next day at 7 49 pm. Train No.25 carries coaches and departs 1 25 pm arriving 7 40 pm next day. Wednesday San Francisco through sleeping car via New Orleans. Also New Orleans Special via 10 am from Chicago to New Orleans arriving 2 40 am next morning. connects with Sunset Limited for Moriston San Antonio and San Francisco departing New Orleans 12 55 pm. Tickets sold by agents.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Trial Fragments and Memoir Snatches
A garbled collection of quotes from a judge investigator and witnesses about sanity and memory. The text includes scattered lines about insanity and memory help requests. It resembles clipped courtroom dialogue and editorials from Chicago Tribune and Baltimore American fragments.
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