Fragmented Kansas agitator notes in Missonel Faceback column
A garbled Kansas agitator column surveys varied topics from Rita’s new novella The Silent Woman to world fairs, naval strength, Philo sophy of poverty, and a mock shaving method. It weaves political asides, literary mentions, and quirky observations into a scattered editorial taste of its era.
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Rita
New Fashion Blouses and Underwear in Autumn Styles
Readable prose on fashionable blouse designs by May Manton in maize tulle and cream net with velvet ribbons and lace, plus bold sleeves and cape effect. Also covered are waist designs, patterns in sizes 32 to 40, fabric needs, and trimming options. The piece ends with a guide to Lady Doll’s undergarments including two petticoats corset cover chemise and drawers in fine fabrics.
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May Manton
Balliona Et Ince
Doll Pattern Details and Fashion Gowns from May Manton Designs
The notice describes doll patterns 4588 for 14 18 and 22 inch dolls with designs by May Manton. It outlines a short patel coat with beading and ribbon, a long gored coat with circular flounce, and precise fabric yardages for trims and embroidery. It also praises a sick house gown and a frivolous Parisian slipper with embroidered silk or satin and decorative butterfly motifs.
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Anderne
K.nchon
May Manton
Infant's Robe 4587 Pattern Description
The article describes a modern infant robe in Persian lawn with lace and embroidery, noting simple, fashionable design. It details a square yoke attached to a full skirt, wide shoulder frills, and a yellow frill at the neck. Materials listed include 2 1/2 yards of fabric and several trims, with pattern cut in one size.
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May Manton
Shoulder Slope and Tweed Street Gown Styles Described
The text details shoulder slope accentuation for a fashion procession with ribbon bands arranged over the shoulders and tied in front or a bow. It describes a black velvet feel with a matching girdle, and a Tweed Street Gown with a velvet vest, gilt braid, knee-length coat, platted skirt front panel, stitched hem, and a white Trish crochet hat with a Winck plume. It closes with mention of a handsome wallet described as exclusive.
May Manton pattern ordering notice
Bling on ll binges offers May Manton patterns via mail order. 10 patterns priced with a 16H coupon, mailed Growylly. Bust measurement details promised, with address listing K. Harrison & Co Chicago at 5 Plymouth Place.
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Ehik Super
K. Harrison & Co
Plymouth Place
Chicago
Going Home by Labop 23 A son recalls returning home
The speaker longs for home after a long day, hearing the joyful voices of his wife and children. They welcome him with songs and reassuring pleas not to worry, expressing preference for family warmth over other comforts. The poem ends with a hope to be remembered fondly if fate takes him away.
News of the Lasor World Labor Digest 1903
A sweeping summary of labor unrest and wage changes across North America and beyond. Notable items include wage cuts at Wheeling Corrugating Works and United States Steel mills, mine shutdowns in Michigan and Pennsylvania, and factory layoffs in Philadelphia and Providence. The piece notes union actions, wage schedules, and the broader push for organized labor reforms, with references to state federations, strikes, and social secretary initiatives in Britain.
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Colorado
Wheeling W. Va
United States Steel Company
Quebec
Montreal
Sunday Lake
Brotherton
Wakefield
Mich
Philadelphia
Centralia Colleries
Sioux and
Mount Carmel
Lehigh Coal Company
Chicago Shipbuilding Company
Browne & Sharp Company
Providence
California State Federation of Labor
Fresno
California
New England
Western Federation of Miners
West
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Paper Hangera
America
United States
Indianapolis
Frank Buchhanan
The
Briden and Structural Ironworkers’ International Union
New York
Bridgemon's
No Comparison in Roller Monthly Blurs Gender Roles
An excerpt questions social views on extreme body modification and perceived madness. It notes no known women who perform such acts and challenges reader assumptions about what counts as acceptable or sane behavior in a periodical feature.
Loneliest City Sparks Guild Effort To Ease Isolation
The New York World describes The Lonely Great City as a place where youth feel estranged. London counters with a Guild of Social Intercourse offering friendly bonds to educated men and women for better acquaintance and reduced loneliness in urban life.
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New York
London
Army Comparisons Across European Forces
A study by Dr Y Lowenthal compares army health in Europe. The German army ranks healthiest, followed by the French and British, though venereal disease depresses Britain's health. Higher death and sickness rates are noted for the French army.
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Dr. Y. Lowenthal
Allon Semy
Does Not Work Both Ways Quote in Auto Magazine
The cynical manufacturer asserts that trading reputation for money is easy but attempting to trade back is a difficult challenge. The remark appears in Automobile Magazine, reflecting skepticism about reversing reputational damage for profit.
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Automobile Magazine
Women in Practice of Medicine in Great Britain Grows
A historical note reports that women entering medicine in Great Britain are increasingly joining the profession in London and beyond with over 500 holding medical degrees as their numbers rise.
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London
Great Britain
Aluminum calcium alloy prevents blow holes in steel castings
M Mesian advises adding an alloy of aluminum and calcium to molten steel to absorb all gases. The combination of these two metals is claimed to prevent blow holes during casting.
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M. Mesian
Paraguay Oranges Lead Market Quality in Cordilleras
Paraguay oranges stand out in Buenoe Ayron and Montevideo markets. The higher Cordilleras grown lots are famed for superior quality, sweetness, and favorable reception among buyers.
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Paraguay
Buenoe Ayron
Montevideo
Equally Dangerous In Country Devotion Questioned
A terse critique notes paradox in patriotism when a single litre pellet of lead is treated as proof of devotion while self-harm through malaria or salicylic acid for similar motives receives less attention or praise.
Man claims permanent cure for backache in Wyoming
A Western Woolgrower reports rancher 8 C Holst who says backache pain vanished after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. He details two years of suffering from first pains during shearing, failed remedies and doctors, then full recovery and renewed vigor. He contends no healthier man in Wyoming than he now is.
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Newcastle
Wyo
C. Holst
Mr. Holat
Dodd
Wyoming
Walng Dodd
Deafness Cannot be Cured and Prominent Ad Pitches
An OCR fragment offers a mix of medical claims and product ads from an old newspaper. It references deafness treatment notions, constitutional rights, and a raft of advertising copy for Defiance Starch, CHENEY & Coy Toledo, and other products. The piece blends health claims with vendor notices and generic moral quips.
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Amanda
Clive
Fred. i
Cheney & Coy
Toledo
Ningatele
Mail
Yasuily Stile
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