Women in New York Get Their Own Train Cars
The article notes a trial of a New York Hoboken line offering rear cars reserved for women during the morning rush. Guards announced the policy and the plan drew positive reception from management and the Women's Municipal League, with crowded rear cars and strong support for gender-segregated transit.
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Tate New York
Hoboken
Oelock
Euall
Women's Municipal League
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Milton as a Wit Letter Excerpt on Milton and Vision
A fragment from an old family letter discusses Milton in a historical anecdote. The writer recalls a discussion about Milton’s blindness and how his eyesight influenced his life and writings, reflecting on personal memories and moral thoughts.
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Milton
Pavietock
Tarmdon Fe
Mitton
Hierlow
Kaye Milton
Jesus in America Sermon by LDS Leader at Pickering Home
Kansas City Star reports Elder Evans of Toronto claiming Jesus preached the gospel in America. He described Book of Mormon history from Palmyra tree to Cumorah battle, linking American Indians to Judah and a northern homeland search for lost tribes.
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Lydn Avenue
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Latter Day Saints’ Church
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Palmyra
God
Jesus Christ
Joseph Smith
Shinar
Tower of Babel
Jerusalem
Cumorrah
New York State
Mormon
Tie Sen. Moron
Joseph Siaith
Choad
Joseph
Egypt
Igyrvel
Moorman
Tarael
Milk as cure: invalids urged to drink pure milk daily
A health column promotes milk and un cooked foods as simple healing for invalids. It cites a Connecticut athletic example living seven years on milk, and Dr. Rennie’s milk sanitarium, claiming milk can replace solid foods with minimal costs and effort.
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Ivan
Connecticut
Tad Lincoln’s Theater Pranks Amid April Century Tales
A reminiscence recalls Tad Lincoln’s theater visits with his father and tutor. The boy helped stage hands and even joined a World War era tableau in a performance by John McDonough’s troupe. His mischief included sneaking onto the stage in a soldier's uniform to sing with the chorus.
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Grover
Tad Lincoln
Jobn McDononagh
Paferna
McDonough
Todback
MebDonough
Wight
Qulekis
The Girl for Him Seotehman Telegrahs a Marriage Proposal
A Seotehman waits at the telegraph office to learn fate of marriage to his beloved. After a day of delays he finally receives a response and they discuss the idea of marriage. In closing, a remark about money in France appears amid the fragment.
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Seotehman
Telegragih
Iit
Coral Cashmere Dress for Child For the Tiny Maid
A dainty pink cashmere frock with panel front and inset chemissette of tucked white mull. Self tone soutache braid trim on front and skirt border, velvet ribbon girdle joining bodice and skirt, and velvet covered buttons accenting the waist line in primed pruned detail.
Metallic fabrics and new chiffons enhance spring gowns
The article notes the appeal of metallic chiffons and gauges in spring fashion. It highlights metal in costumes as adding richness through subdued magnificence and asserts metal accents suit dressy fabrics for day wear, while warns against gold and silver on cotton as unfashionable.
Paris Fashion Notes Color Shift From Green to Yellow
A fashion segment tracks a color trend shift in Paris with emerald greens giving way to yellow tones. Yellow dominates fabrics from satin empire gowns to canary and corn hues, with topaz accents and browns leaning toward chevale or hair-brown with gold highlights.
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Paris
How to Live Long. By General Booth
General Booth offers concise advice on health balance for longevity. He urges adequate rest water intake exercise manual labor and a life guided by a strong purpose benefiting all humanity.
Headgear Novelties for Spring Weather
A millinery display shows spring hats with woven raffia, straw, and satin trims. Descriptions note a high crown with a Persian scarf, a back band, and a decorative winged breast ornament.
In a Little While and Odd Fragments
OCR fragments describe a whimsical vision of a future spring and everyday scenes. The text then shifts to disconnected facts noting New York City egg shipments requiring many cars and a statement about a source inventing a quack device and magnets and coat prices from animal skins.
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New York City
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