The False Friend at Morningham House
Col Aylescroft mocks Morningham by noting Mildred Morningham is young and beautiful, then hints she could be a daughter. Mildred seeks intellectual sharpening to match her husband, and Aylescroft sows doubt about their marriage. The couple grows distant as autumn to winter passes and Mildred doubts her fit.
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Aylescroft
Jarvis Morningham
Col. Aylescroft
Morningham
Mr. Minningham
Mildred
Jarvis
Mrs. Morningham
Col. Aylesecroeft
Col Aylescroft
Hmself
Basileu
Mont Blanc
Mme
Mephistopheles
Mrs. Meurningham
Morningham and Mildred Find Their Love Again
Jarvis Morningham returns home to confront a love triangle with Col. Aylescroft. Mildred rebukes the rival, and after a tense confrontation she reaffirms her love for Jarvis. The couple reconciles and happiness returns at their mansion, as narrated by the New York News.
She's a Bonney Wife Now in Denver
Maud Warrilow who played Stephanus in The Sign of the Cross has married W E Bonney in Denver. Warrilow's appearance attracted attention here and the union links the two theater figures in a high profile matrimony.
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Maud Warrilow
Stephanus
W. E. Bonney
Denver
Miss Warrilow
A Woman's Views on Emancipation and Society
A Pall Mall Gazette fragment argues women who are emancipated are disliked by men for appearance not substance. It claims virtuous women gain little credit, and women in society avoid work yet crave amusement. It notes unconventional women gossip most, and urges lack of virtue prompts harsh judgment.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Joys of the Season and Spring Cleaning Excitement
A New York Herald item notes spring cleanings in vogue with a man on the roof seeking escape from the chaos. His wife tolerates the domestic worry but relishes the fearful excitement and rush, while the man seeks conversation with the boys to drown sorrows of spring.
Cleaning Chiffon and Mousseline Care
The Chicago Times Herald advises washing chiffon with mild soap, then shaking and spreading to dry before pressing while damp. Ironing wet prevents shrinking and wrinkling, preserving a fresh look, with mousseline de soie treated similarly and gum arabic added to the rinse for extra crispness if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
Dr Wood’s Pine Syrup Cited As Gentle Remedy For Coughs
A young visitor criticizes baby talk while praising a household remedy. The ad copy asserts Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup is pleasant to take and harmless, offering positive care for coughs colds bronchitis and asthma.
Bicycles for Sale with Prices and Contact
Advertisement offers bicycles priced 20 25 20 40 50 60 65 75 with guaranteed quality. Call and visit 332 EB Washington Street to inquire. Agency note mentions Jos. C and Wilite Fea as contact references.
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Washington-st
Jos
Wilite
Fea
Baltimore Woman Wins U S Government Tent Contract
Mrs. Ida North of Baltimore became the only woman in the United States to receive a government contract for tents used in the Spanish American War. After initial refusal she earned 406 shelter tents in seven days, later adding 2,600 more tents and 500 common tents. A Sunday work permit from the mayor enabled 73 machine operators and many sewers and helpers to complete the orders at 840 East Pratt Street, the historic Baltimore home once tied to Civil War bloodshed.
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Ida North
Baltimore
United States
Spain
North
Fort McHenry
E. Prattst
Humorous exchanges and wry banter in old papers
A collage of quips from early 20th century tabloids and the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows editors, reporters, and readers trading witty lines. Jokes touch on business travel, custody implications, and social misreads in brisk dialogue style.
Dotted Swiss Muslin Dominates Summer Frocks
Expensive yet fashionable Swiss muslin remains a staple for summer dresses. Dots of various sizes from pin-head to coin turn simple slips into airy frocks, often worn over silk slips and paired with pale apricot or turquoise gowns. Even faded dresses gain new life when paired with crisp white Swiss muslin.
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Catarrh Cure
A testimonial touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for catarrh and throat and lung diseases. The speaker credits a twelve year struggle, noting one bottle cured him, and mentions Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. The ad offers The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and publishing details.
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Pierce
North Carolina
J. M. Patton
Clothe
Transylvania Co
N.C
Dr. Pierce
Notice of license to sell intoxicating liquors in Center ward
Notice by Jesse Pennewitt to voters of the Sixth ward Center town ship Marion county Indiana of a forthcoming license application at the Board of Commissioners second May term 1899 for sale of intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption and pool table privileges at the southwest corner of Missouri and North streets Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana occupying the first floor of a two story frame building on lot 8 square 10 ward 6 known location southwest corner Missouri and North sts.
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Sixth Ward
Center Town
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Missouri and
North Streets
Indianapolis
Center Township
Northsts
Jesse Pennewitt
Brightwood
Glen’s Drive
Fletcher
Station Street
Frank Roesch
Women Out of Work Often Secure Excellent Places
A short notice notes women seeking employment in The Sum, suggesting they secure good positions by clearly stating their needs. The item reflects wartime or economic era job search assistance and local appeal for varied roles.
Some Women's Occupations In Unusual Vocations
The article highlights Mississippi Cheatam near Aiken South Carolina raising native song birds and selling a pet mockingbird. It notes Miss Asch near Aiken breeds beagles for rabbit coursing and earning well from dogs. Ida Norrell near Augusta Georgia distills cape jasmines secretly. Marie Christiansen from Sweden earns living by exercising dogs with a full schedule and high pay.
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Louisé Cheatam
Aiken
S. C
South
Miss Asch
Ida Norrell
Augusta
Marie Christiansen
Sweden
A Lullaby by Frank L. Stanton
A lullaby describes a child with his father and motherly eyes as he sleeps under the sky. The verse notes the child growing, loving both parents, and being tucked in for the night until morning. Many lines evoke a sleepy land and a gentle farewell as the child dreams.
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Frank L. Stanton
How to Remove Jasolene Odor From Woolen Clothes
The article advises heating to drive out the gasoline odor from woolen fabrics. After drying, place over a radiator or iron with a damp cloth to steam and lift the nap, avoiding flattening by ironing dry. It notes methods used by tailors and cautions quick handling to dampen without soaking.
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Ilors
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Furtham
England
Wwlizabeth Smith
Miss Ingalls
Ingalls
Scotland
Heaven
New York News
New York Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York Evening Journal
Brooklyn
Angel
Tixars
Chas. Mayer
W. Wash. St
THE
SUN Liners
Rtos P.M
China
Japan
PRI
McRae
Massachusetts Ave
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania
Dr. Klick
Klick
Moll
Eroy’s
Opp. P. O
H. C. Klick
Cincinnati
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