Heiress of Heine’s Faithful Sister Dies at 99
Charlotte von Embden, Heine’s sister and confidante, died near 100 and was buried in Hamburg. She inspired his letters and was celebrated as a devoted mother and housewife. An 1888 visit by the Empress of Austria hinged on their shared idol, Heine. Her brother’s letters, treasured in a portfolio, survived her.
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Charlotte von Embden
Henrich Heine
Hamburg
Charlotte ‘von Embden
Heine
Frau -von Embden
Lottie
Austria
Frau von Embden
Madame Embden
Empress
Dolly and the pink gown that changed a life
Dolly Kempton faces a social dilemma when her family cannot afford a graduating dress. Miss Deacon helps Dolly wear an aging wedding gown rescued from poverty, revealing a sisterly past and a senator’s gratitude. The gown’s memory reshapes Dolly’s fate as Senator Borden offers a career boon.
WOMAN KIND AND HABITS OF ATCHISON WOMEN
An Atchison Globe column humorously surveys women’s behavior and social habits. It notes wives yawning in company after marriage, girls losing angelic looks after 17, and women sharpening voices for sweetness. It jokes about walking miles daily and choosing hats priced beyond reach.
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Attchison
Atchison Globe
Care of furs to restore appearance before cold weather
Instructions advise lightly dampening furs with a clean water-dipped brush brushing hair upward, letting them air dry, then beating them well with a rat ta. This method aims to revive crushed fur and refresh its look with minimal effort.
Matilda Yates Seeks Annulment After Secret Marriage
Matilda Yates, a Brooklyn girl, married a racing young man in September after a compliment at the beach. He later wrote he was tired of her. Her parents petition the court to annul the secret marriage and end the union.
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Matilda Yates
Brooklyn
Matilda
The Singing in God's Acre Poem in Moonlit Lullaby
A verse presents angels walking in God's acre singing lullabies to sleepers in night. The Shepherd guards his sheep as night yields to day and flowers hear the tender refrain. The poem emphasizes divine care and peaceful slumber across time.
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God's Acre
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago Daily News
A collection of wry maxims and reflections on love fortune and human nature. The snippets include observations on gender relationships social airs and everyday wisdom. The tone echoes humor and social commentary typical of a bustling newspaper column.
Witty Exchanges From The Streets And Pastimes
A collage of humorous vignettes features a living skeleton joke a washing mishap and a new policeman’s distant sight plus a fond mother praising a son’s mission in the Philippines for converting locals in a lighthearted contemporary newspaper tone.
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Bob
Philippines
Brooklyn
How to Make Beef Stock From Shank and Bouquet
Instructions describe procuring a beef shank, cutting, and slow cooking with salt, onion, turnip, carrot, and a bouquet of parsley, bay leaf, cloves, white pepper, and thyme. Tie parsley with herbs, simmer until meat falls from the bone, strain, cool, remove fat, and refrigerate. For clarification, add beaten egg whites to four quarts and boil, then strain. Stock stores for a week in a cool place.
Autumn Dinner Table Centerpieces Feature Chrysanthemums
A woman favors affordable decorations using white chrysanthemums and autumn leaves as the main centerpiece. Leaves laid flat support feathery chrysanthemums massed on top, with a small cost compared to more ornate arrangements. Yellow gilt vases provide accent color.
Winter hat styles shift to draped edges and fringe
The article notes a vogue for off-face hats, turbans and draped brims with stitched felt. A fringe silk scarf trim and long feathers appear fashionable, while straight brims recede and home made trims grow in popularity.
Woman Leaders Fight Roberts Over Polygamy Seat
Mrs Henry Sanger Snow president general of the Society of Daughters of the Revolution campaigns against Roberts in Congress. Snow urges women and home protection supporters to aid in opposing the seating of an avowed polygamist and defend family sanctity.
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Henry Sanger Snow
Society of Daughters of the Revolution
Roberts
Snow
Congress
Unmarried Women in Washington and Notable Local Figures
Miss Edith Root, daughter of the secretary of war, marks the tenth single woman in the cabinet circle in Washington. Queen Victoria attends daily prayers. Tama Arnold adapts to English life. The Georgia governor’s widow proves capable as state agent for insurers. Rebecca Lash recalls Paul Revere links on her ninety sixth birthday. Lilian Tracey wins a slander case after defending herself in court. Frances Wood resigns to keep her diamond frame bicycle and breeches.
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Edith Root
Washington
Queen Victoria
Royal Household
Tama
Edwin Arnold
Gov. Atkinson
Georgia
Rebecca Lash
Chelsea
Mass
Paul Revere
Greenwich, Conn
The Grandest Treasure of a Mother's Health
A Vermont mother credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with restoring her health during pregnancy and aiding a healthy confinement. She asserts it strengthens the feminine organism and endorses Dr. Pierce’s remedies for female complaints and constipation.
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Mra. W. J. Kidder
Hill Date Farm
Enosburg eCenter
Enosbury
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Lectures Mothers on Temper Control
The essay argues violent temper leads toward insanity and crime, urging mothers to teach self control from early childhood. It warns that indulgence in anger fosters later violence and emphasizes role modeling by parents and guardians in shaping a child’s character before age 14.
You Kneel To Tie My Shoe Sir A Tender Vow
A witty exchange unfolds as a woman defies romance rules while a man kneels to tie her shoe. She hints at marriage if his resolve softens, and he confirms deep love and a requested life together. Dr. H H Haden of Summit Alabama endorses Kado Dyspepsia Cure.
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Chicago Daily News
H. H. Haden
Summit
Ala
The Navy Blue Gown Fashion Preview
The navy blue gown returns as a versatile choice for cold seasons, with outfits ranging from plain skirts to dressy crepon and serge. White and scarlet accents brighten the look, while a sample navy blue serge gown features a blouse bodice and white taffeta belt and vest. Diphtheria relief claim notes Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil offered in twenty minutes.
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Thomas
Liners on the Sun's Seventh Page Readers urged
Readers are urged to study the seventh page of The Sun for liner information and highlights. The notice emphasizes using the section to stay informed about features, editorials, and community notices.
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SUN
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward
The subscriber announces to voters in the Tenth ward Center township Marion county Indiana his intent to apply at the December term 1599 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under 5 gallons with on premise drinking. The business is located at No 51 East Washington street first floor in a two story brick building on Lot No 1 Renard sub of outlet 83 in Indianapolis Center township Marion county. John Eitel
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Tenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington St
Renard’s
Indianapolis
EL Washington St
John Eitel
Notice of liquor license application in Center Township Indiana
The voter notice states that a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons will be applied for at the December term 1899 before the Board of County Commissioners. The business location is 922 Massachusetts Ave No 2 a first floor room facing south in a two story brick building on lot 21 Exchange land company's subdivision outlet 183 Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana.
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Center
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts Ave
Exchange Land Company
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion, County
Voter Lodges Liquor License Request in Center Township
Voters of the First ward Center towne apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the December term 1899 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. The business is at the northwest corner of Malott and Columbia Aves Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana known as 1212 Columbia Ave in ward No 1. The applicant W I Frick also seeks table privileges in the same room.
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First Ward
Center Towneship
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissions
Ers
Malott and
Columbi Aves
Columbian Avé
Alvord
Eve
S. K. Mletcher
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marioni County
Coelumbia Ave
W.I. Frick
License sale spirits proposed in Indianapolis ward notice
The subscriber notifies voters in the Tenth ward Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their December term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons in a room facing east on Noble Street in a two story brick building at 02 Noble St Ward 11. He also says he will seek pool table privileges in the same room.
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Tenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Noble St
Georgine St
Huchey's
Ianapolis
Marion
License to sell intoxicating liquors in Seventh Ward
Voters in the Seventh ward seek a license to sell spirituous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons per sale with on premise consumption. The business location is 437 Washington St in Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana on the first floor of a two story brick building in Metzger and Roberson's subdivision. Louis Brown.
Notice to Voters on License Application in Indiana Ward
The subscriber notifies three Eleventh ward voters that a license to sell spirituous and other intoxicating liquors will be sought from the Board of County Commissioners. The location is a first floor room facing east on West Street in a two story frame building, on part of lots 44 to 46 in Yandes subdivision, east part of Outlet 129, City of Indianapolis, Center Township, Marion County Indiana. The premises are at the northwest corner of West and Morris streets in ward No. one.
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Centery Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Comey Missioners
West St
Yandes
Outlet
Indianapolis
Center Township
Northwest Co
West and
Morris Sts
Ward
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