The Woman's Role in Times Seen Through Press Snippets
A compilation of Victorian era snippets argues women shape society and fashion. It cites a Chicago Record-Herald quote blaming women for vice, highlights a child’s bath related boast at a West-end home, and surveys attire norms from a Madison Apartments debate, contrasting modest dress with public perceptions in Detroit Journal reportage.
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Infant Terrible
West-end
Mater-Familiaa
Terrible
Albany Journal
Madigan
Madison Apartments
Simone
Detroit Journal
Saloons to be driven from mining towns under Moore law
In Terre Haute Rev. Faulk and Rev. Shumaker of the Stats Anti-ealoop league plan a crusade in mining communities to close saloons. Other notes report divorces, accidents, and local marriages across Indiana including Rich mond and New Albany, plus a holiness league meeting in New Albany.
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Terre Haute
BH. Faulk
E. & Shumaker
New Albant
Young Men's Holiness League
BD. & Brooks
Woten
Ind
D. A. Hut
Columbus
C. B. Cole
The Latest Collar Described with Linen Turnover
A new collar features a wide soft turnover of white linen that drapes at the front corners. It includes buttonholes around its edge, with the scarf threaded through them and angled under the collar. Loops and ends fall at each side of the front.
Poverty to Wealth in 12 Years by A.8. Neale
In western Kansas farmer Gen. Alben recounts rising from debt in 1885 to net worth of 750,000 today. He sold 5,001 dollars worth of horses and mules last year and expects at least 7,000 bushels of wheat this year. He credits Campbell farming methods for higher yields and urges eastern farmers to adopt western practices to succeed.
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Neale
Winona
Kag
Alben
Lagan County
Kani
Kansas
Aidan
Aiba
Alban
Campbell
Polar bears and a colored sailor on a perilous Arctic tale
An aged sailor recounts surviving an Arctic island ordeal after shipwreck. He details a crew of thirty two, seven reaching land, and the brutal polar bear danger that claimed several men. He explains how bears spared him, claiming color protected him, and notes the eventual bear hunt with Canadian sealers who killed eight bears the first day and two more before the week ended.
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Wall-st. Ferry
San Francisco
St. Matthew's Island
Hwerieg
Chix
Auperson
Ottawh
Reward Offered for Eagle in Tehama County California
The Tehama County board of supervisors offers a price for the head of the American Eagle. A reward of $1 is proposed for the head of each of the great Dirt. The notice references a petition by a sire and the labeling of the eagle as a great dirt.
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Tehama County
California
Board of Supervisors
Measure of alcohol's harm and temperance hope voiced
A Wall Street Journal quote questions measuring money loss from drink and its social effects. It praises Roosevelt for persuading miners to abandon alcohol and notes vast UK postal readership speech in English.
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United States
Roosevelt
Wall Street Journal
Miracle Baby Survives Kansas Tornado Unscathed
In Phillipsburg on August 11 a tornado tore through the area, lifting a house and hurling family members into chaos. Seven month old Karl Caswell emerged unharmed while four relatives were severely injured and the grandmother and mother face long recoveries. The infant’s grandmother, Mrs Arthur Caswell, saved Karl at the first sign of the storm.
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Phillipsburg
Kae
Turo
Tour
Joy Varde
Kangae Ternarta
Frerle Warl Moavell
Karl
Kalrl
Arthur Cranwell
Binat
Ciswells
Crewe
Terhabs
Carl Wll
Caswell
Fruit and vanilla ice cream balls with coconut coating
A hazy relic describes shaping vanilla ice cream into firm balls rolled in coconut and plated. A separate note hints at a honey cream mixture with gelatin and berry juice to mold and chill. Balad dressing appears as a half teaspoon measure and spoonful guidance.
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HERRY
Cream and Oyster Cocktail Recipes from an Old Menu
This fragment outlines recipes for Cream Salad Dressing and Oyster Cocktails. It lists ingredients like butter, vinegar, eggs, sugar, cayenne, and cream for dressing, and oysters, tomato sauce, horseradish, and oyster liquor for the cocktails, with chilling and serving steps.
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Dr. Lyon
Peeple
New York
Blupfton
Jacobs& Nibarger
Hoe
Frankfort
Richmond
Chas
Henry Gray
Kansas State University
Laura Laughman
Anderson
A. Strauss
South Haven
Mich
Rochester
Samuel Horn
William Down
New Albany
Alice Henlon
Oliver B. Able
Marion Justice
Chain O Lakes
Pullman
Cara
Wauupaca
Wisconsin
Chain o'Lakes
Waupeca
Wisconsin Central Railway
Jas.c.pond
Jmilwaukee
Wis
Geo. Alban
Castoria
H. Fletcher
J. AV. Dinsdale
Chicago
Alexander B. Mintle
Cleveland
Ohio
JS. Alexander
Maha
Neb
de. J. Db. McClelina
Batfain
Vayat Yb
Canora
Aiwayn
J. W. Allen
St Louis
Comte
C.H Oddden
St. Paul
Minn
Tories Cantoria
H Banner
Philadelphie
Espe
J. A. Hourmes
Mackey
Brootha
N. Yi
Howard James
New York City
Wenady
Cenuine
Alwayvs
Vame Bere
TU Es
Fac Sime
the Daily Story
Spnepaner Enterprise Association
Child
A W. Chan
Caser Walton
Michigan City
Plee
A.W. Chase
Poe
Ana
Zell Broas
Lemeks
Indianapolis
Central Business College
50 Century Cduilding
Centra
Business College
CBC
Century
West
Washington Street
Taylor Cerpet Ca
Pater
Hodson
Indiana Dental College
Helidaye
Delaware and
Oto ‘Street
H. T. Conde CO
W.woshingiss
Indianapolis Gas Company
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