Enduring the Husband For the Children
Cynthia Grey discusses the burden of staying with an abusive husband for the sake of children. The piece questions whether mothers should endure mistreatment to keep the family intact, urging women to leave before children suffer. It cites Countess de Castelane and family tensions as context for the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Heles Gould
Countess de Castéllana
Ailes Gould
George J. Gould
Alverce Sa
Quici
Arma Board
Mittens
Mystery garment described in archaic sewing fragment
A fragmentary description depicts a stateful girdle like device with a mid piece, waist fastening, and knotted joins. It uses fine netting or embroidery and a wire collar, with front and bottom edges edged by narrow embroidered figures, suggesting a decorative historical garment.
Dr Plarce’s Favorite Prescription Praised by Esloant Doctors
Fragmentary report praises Dr Plarce’s Favorite Prescription for weak nervous women. Mentions unicorn root ingredients and Holonins as key components. Cites testimonials from Dr John Fyfeane and M. D. Golden Esl and other figures, with mention of reproductive system symptoms and relief claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plarce
John Fyfeane
Pastorial
EcuRcre
Helenias
Medieal College
Chicago
Tholaw
Jotlerton Rare
The Story of John and Jessie in the Till Mystery
John Eversly runs a general supply shop and discovers a missing five dollar bill. He recalls Jessie, once jailed for theft, whom he married after her release. A shadowy man confesses to stealing the money, admitting Jessie was innocent. John forgives, and the trio’s tensions end with reconciliation and despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eversly
William
John
Jessie
Rim
Teasia
Exange
Teas
Practical Household Tips From an Old Manual
Tips on shoe care emphasize rotating pairs and indoor wear to extend life and keep shoes looking new. Garment cleaning suggests sponging with blueing water to remove wear, while laundering advise uses thin cloth underneath and careful pressing. Gas saving notes advise cooking multiple items together, and hat care offers two cleaning methods using cornmeal or lemon solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Lesan
Patent medicine pledge in Tennessee ad sparks editor’s snub
A long haired salesman claims an unfailing cure and threatens a trial bottle if the editor mocks his claim of success. The paper satirically notes the ad’s oddities and mentions a delinquent subscriber’s 10 year back payment as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Buttermilk as a Drink in Historical Remedies
The article notes buttermilk is acidic and laxative, aiding liver function and digestion. It suggests use for those who cannot tolerate fresh milk and for stomach ulcers, gastritis, and cancer. It praises its dual role as food and beverage, with cautions on temperature and availability.
Sunburn Veil For Summer Wardrobe Adornment
The sunburn veil is a chiffon head covering, one and a half to two yards long, mainly green or brown. It ties under the chin and around the head with one edge near the throat and the other drawn to the bridge of the nose, leaving the eyes uncovered but shading the brow. It differs from automobile visors by placement on the head rather than brimward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle
Dressing Table Ornament From Photographic Tube
A simple dressing-table ornament is crafted from a photographic tube used to view prints. Cover with silk over wadding and roll the face wells to keep them in good condition. A layer of root or similar material may be added to boost usability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Old Nurse for Children Product Teething Syrup
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup intended for teething children. It emphasizes giving the remedy to infants and mentions its use to ease discomfort during teething, reflecting period medical marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Experimental Colonial Beverages from Ancient Home Recipes
A collection of fruit drink preparations detailing steps for cherry wine with sugar and water, rhubarb wine, lemon orange punch, and a punch mix with green tea and spirits. Includes fermentation notes, aging in earthen vessels, and final bottling guidance with specific quantities and ingredients.
Joy Comes To Old Minister In Phone Telegram
Special to ce Sus. Philadelphia reports Rev. James Hyatt Baptist minister aged 65, long retired to Germantown, receiving a telegram about the welfare of his missing son after a year and a half. The son was found in Denver, Colorado, and Secretary Sterrett of the SBC A located the boy. The elder awaits letters with details as relief replaces despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Hyatt
Mtr. Hyatt
Ela
George Nugent
W. Johnson St
Germantown
Tather
Sf. C
Denver
Cat
Sterrett
SB. C. A
Brooklyn Matron Leads Women War on Telephone Wires
In Brooklyn a group of over twenty women confronts New York and New Jersey Telephone Company workers. They cut and slash wires, climb trees, and threaten with dogs to stop crews from stringing lines. One woman, Mrs. Doyle, scales a tree and cuts a wire with a hatchet. The workers retreat as residents vow to defend their property and block further attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Putnam, Franklin and Bedford-nves
Brooklyn
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Otat Crom
Jooks Am
Kulves
Falr
New Jersey Company
Gertrude Doyle
Putnamave
Dox
Avery
Clara Rentling
Dpul- Dam Ave
Mea. Rentling
Sald
Georga ‘W. Walters
Putnamente
New Jersey
Household Tips for Cleaning Birds and Garments
Housekeeping guidance covers removing fuzz on peach skin, keeping parrots tidy with careful brushing and baths, and maintaining pink and lavender fabrics using dye and bluing. Tips emphasize patience, small steps, and gentle handling to preserve color and cleanliness.
A White Organdie Frock With Black Silk Dot For A Young Woman
A decorative description of a frock in white organdie with a large black silk dot. It features black velvet trim, a turquoise belt, a short bow, and ends. The ensemble pairs with a blue pink and white accompanying mantle.
Laws Changed In 1481 Massachusetts Prohibition
In 1481 an act by the general court banned short sleeves and required garments to cover the arms while ribbons and other ornaments were forbidden. Women could wear buckles on their shoes, but no other adornments. The note claims women have not changed in 30 years, but laws have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganeral Colrt
Massachusetts
Where the Fun Comes in A Witty Word From Josh Wise
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from a local writer, including a joke about a wedding age, a minister’s reply on Sunday ball games, and light banter on public figures. The piece notes a humorous incident at Casey’s wedding and mentions an Atlanta hog sold for $5,000.
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Eeee
Milwaukee
the Daily Story
Jess
Lass
Bass
Jass
Orick
Atx
Jamaica
Joy
Bon
Castoria
Josh Wise
Leslie Carter
Washingtons
Beatons
William J. Bryan
Harry Thaw
Colcaga
Casey
Caney
WEX
People’s Credit, Clothing Comp
Warbingtes St
DIX Bom Ackitiens
Pennsylvania
Landgraf Big
Grand Opéra Houve Bock
Jawsley Stour
Lanham
Tomlinson
Virginia Ave
Lanty Na
the Ideal
Studio
N. Pennsylvanis St
Agency For
Plymouth
Vonnegut. Hardware Co
Pope Motor Car CO
Waverley
St City
W. T. Hearsey Vehicle Company
Ndiana
MLC
Victor and Edison
Cai
Herrington Light Co
S. Pennsylvania St
Atlantic City, WN. J
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
LEEDS
Hartmann
Haynes-Apperson
Toh
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