Not a Morning Not to Dream on a Summer Spell
The piece imagines a world where labor is unnecessary and constant summer reigns. It contrasts weary toil with the solace of solitary dreaming, noting dreams rarely come true yet cherishing the act of hoping amid life’s disappointments. Written in a reflective tone attributed to Washington Stan.
Jim's Sister and a Nurse in a Typhoid Ward
In a private contagious ward a nurse tends a gravely ill patient Jim’s sister Marjorie witnesses quiet suffering and professional care. Delirious moments reveal past ties as the patient recalls college days and a drowning brother while he begs for affection.
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Jim
Jin
Delaware
Blakely
Sam
Marjorie
Tim
Mardoke
Waverley Magazine
Newest Tint Changes Skirts and Garment Details
Fashion notes describe colonial gray as a trendy new tint and propose garter petticoats to keep a smooth look without extra undergarments. The piece highlights shorter skirts, slim waists, and new sleeve treatments with flat, tight arms and puffed lower sections. It also recounts a tale of a young woman who earns music lessons after a firm downturn, using careful stealth to secure students.
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Adard
Gil
New York ‘Times
Women in the workforce seek new profitable fields
A New York Commercial Advertiser column argues wage earning women need practical, capital friendly options beyond teaching or architecture. It endorses artistic dressmaking as a viable, well paying path for educated women, noting the capital barrier and calling for loan funds to launch ventures. It stresses tailored training, color sense, and personal fit in fashion work.
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Paris
Efruer
New York
Gleanings From The Dry Goods Economist Fashion Notes
Long, dark red cloth coats for little girls and white grosgrain collars for children. Norfolk jacket suits for walking. Lace dresses, Japanese silk in colorings, blow colored suede gloves with gun metal buttons. Feathers crafted to imitate fur. Black peau de soie cloaks for evening wear. Variations of silk in solid colors. Leather ornament bags in catball and mail bag shapes.
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railways Timetable Summary
Daily schedule notes that trains 3 and 6 are rold vestibuled with day coaches and reclining chairs and cars daily except Sunday. trains 2 and 7 offer Pullman sleepers between Buffalo and Pittsburg and Rochester and Pittsburg. Edward G. Lacay, General Passenger Agent, Rochester, N Y.
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Transit Timetable Notice From Blairsville to Allegheny City
Schedules detail bus and rail departures from Blairsville to Saltsburg Paulton Kiskiminetasdunction Springdale and Allegheny City with multiple times on weekdays Sundays and holidays. Additional listings show departures from Blairsville to Butler Pittsburg Altoona Indiana and Binksville with agent contact Shost Watt Pass Agt Western District Pittaburg Pa for details.
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Pittsburg
Indiana
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Watt
Western District
Pitth Avenue
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Pittaburg
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Hutchins
J.K. Wood
General Manner
General Pass
Four States exceed four million voters each
The source notes that only four states surpass four million registered voters, naming New York Pennsylvania and Ohio among them, and adds a separate line about the maximum ascent where breath is seriously affected being 16,400 feet.
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