Pauline Astor Faces Patriotism and Fortune at Marlborough
Miss Pauline Astor, under twenty, weighs English and American loyalties after a love affair with Sir Berkeley Milne. Her father, an Englishman, ostracizes him. Pauline hints she might be American. She could inherit $200 million if she remains unwed to a man disliked by her father. Her court presentation cost $2,500 for the gown. Her mother, Mary Dahlgren Paul, hailed from Philadelphia.
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Pauline Astor
Sir Berkeley Milne
Marlborough House
London
Miss Astor
Mr. Astor
Queen Victoria
Pauline
William Waldorfinster
Mary Dahlgren Paul
Philadelphia
Mrs Doans Guest Brings Winter Gossip and Love Trials
In the B- town mansion widow Mrs Doan hosts a winter gathering inviting the young minister Rev. Mr. Hayward. A beauty contest for his affections unfolds among several eligible girls led by Annie Newcomb and her mother, as Mrs. Doan aims to pair him with a suitable partner.
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Mr. Hayward
Annie Newcomb
Sioux City girl slays 406 snakes in Nebraska river bluffs
Martha Colwell, 19, of Sioux City Iowa, is hailed as a world renowned rattlesnake killer after slaying 406 snakes with her club while visiting her uncle on a farm near O Neill Nebraska. Neither was bitten though fangs penetrated their clothing.
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Martha Colwell
Sioux City
Miss Colwell
Mr. Berry
Niobrara River
O'Neill
Neb
Mr Berry
Berry
Laura Hastings to Wed the Reverend Hayward
A social clash unfolds at Mrs Newcomb's party as Miss Ash belittles Laura Hastings. Laura endures insults with grace then receives a perfumed note announcing Laura as heiress and betrothal to the rector, Reverend Hayward, after Laura's selfless care for her mother and her rise in society.
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Newcomb
Laura Hastings
Sara Montfort
Mr. Hayward
Annie Newcomb
Miss Ash
Annie
Adonis
Miss Hastings
Laura
Courtroom Scolding Ends Family Feud Clash
In a heated exchange Miss Ash denounces ongoing relations between the families and declares the feud must end. Annie Newcomb collapsed from shock as Julia Doan was cited in the confrontation.
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Julia Doan
Miss Ash
Annie Newcomb
How to Wear a Shirt Waist in 1900s Fashion
The New York Journal advises women on proper shirt waist etiquette noting it flatters the figure when correctly worn. It critiques common issues like wrinkling and bouffant backs, praises safer pins and newer supporters, and stresses cleanliness and coordinated accessories.
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New York Journal
Yesterday and Today Story Recited in Boston Journal
The Boston Journal quotes verses about the passage of time from yesterday to today and tomorrow. It contrasts playful memories with present joys and looks toward a divine power that can end sorrow in the sky.
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Boston Journal
Rules for Visiting Etiquette From a Household Guide
The passage outlines visiting conduct: accept invitations, avoid invading the host's space, keep personal areas neat, and respect the maid. Guests should be agreeable to all, ask the hostess about daily plans, and align with her schedule. Evenings should contribute to the host and hostess's enjoyment.
Laundering Denim in Simple Steps
A brief guide explains proper denim care for casual throws and cushions. Do not starch heavy unen and denim, whether white or colored, and iron while damp for stiffness. Wash in lukewarm suds, rinse well, and air dry away from direct sun. Avoid hot water with colored fabrics.
Seasonable Dessert Jellied Peach Mold
Pare and cut one dozen peaches then simmer ten minutes in a syrup of 14 cups sugar and a pint of water. Add half a box of gelatine soaked in a cup of water, cool in cold water then mold and chill two to three hours. Serve inverted with whipped cream.
Uncle Abe Ellis and political silence in Emporia
A brief humorous clipping contrasts Uncle Abe Ellis a 82 year old Emporia resident known for never talking politics with a joke about how he avoids political talk. The note frames the quip as a harmless observation rather than a crime or homicide.
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Uncle Abe Ellis
Emporia
Abe
Kansas City Journal
One Day With God A Poem by Susan E. Gambins
A poem imagines living one day to please God with unwavering faith love and courage. The speaker prays for a single holy day of perfect charity hope and humility to expand the soul and break the self’s restraints. The verse concludes that such a day would free the speaker to live always for God.
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God Alway
Susan E. Gambiins
A Human Little God Delineator Poem Quotation
A Delineator poem asserts love as a human little god that shares pain and joy. It contrasts selfish and generous nature, noting love multiplies happiness when united and halves troubles through shared fealty.
Striped Dimity Summer Dress Described in Detail
A description details a white dimity gown striped with black polka dots, featuring a gathered skirt, shaped front flounce, elbow sleeves with narrow ruffles, and a black velvet belt. The white stock is edged with narrow black velvet lines, and the dress emphasizes a simple elegant summer look sans lace.
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Tutpaune
Mrs. Doan
Trai
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Sun
Gage
Jasper
Chicago
Bobby
Dimity
E. R. Dreithaler
Delaware St
Indianapolis
Union Painless Dentists
Gov. Market and Circle
Monument
Moses Optical CO
West
Pennsylvania St
Santee
I. M. Rowe
Optician
the Sun
Star Store
Bargain News
Stor
Chorser
HEER
Agen
North Pennsylvania
May Wingur Suwa
Thropore L. Sewall
Vonnegut’s
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Washington At
Morton Place
Central-ave
Anna R. Meyer
Old
Ind
Eor Sale
Stationary Atlas Engine
Andrew E. Walks
East Ohio St
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