Woman and Home Notes on Modes and A Queenly Texan Estate
The article surveys current fashion notes from FOR WOMAN AND HOME, detailing a pale sea foam tulle gown with green velvet trimming, rhinestone buttons, and girdle innovations for evening wear. It also describes autos in Texas linked to Captain Richard King’s widow, a vast Santa Gertrudis ranch, and a queenly portrayal of a ranch mistress. Additional recipes and beauty tips follow, including Kidneyna la Louville and lemon skin brightening.
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Mabel Kelly
Early Spring Styles and Fashion Notes in 1830s Tone
A vivid panorama of early spring fashion features, including off the shoulder frocks, burnished gold hair, teal green ribbons, and diamond clasps. It describes elaborate hats with beaver, plumes, and velvet trims, plus a rise in velvet and beaver styles, and includes brief recipes and domestic tips alongside wardrobe details.
Noxan Simpson and Stephes Blocum in the Rentmin of Gloom
A spoof mix of verse and banter features Susan Simpson Slocum and Stephen Slocum with quips about advertising, town life, and satirical sketches. The piece blends playful dialogue, wry observations on society, and comic captions across a string of witty vignettes and character names.
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Noxan Simpson
Stephes Blocum
Yala
Questionable relic dialogue about plays and bets
A fragmented dialogue references Chet D deavre and Magne, a dramatist recalling a Sinbad role at Morris Park where a 40 to 1 bet won at Noveranrs. Bank cashier seeks identification, and a rounder questions the purpose while noting the long Sunday and inability to enter through the aide door.
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Magne
Sinbad
Morris Park
Noveranrs
A Year Without a Bummer Year 1816 and seeds catalog blitz
The excerpt chronicles the 1816 year known for frosts in every month, with severe cold impacting New York and Massachusetts. It promotes John A Salter Seed Co offerings, bundles bargains for potatoes and grains, and teases readers with catalogs and freebies, using folksy humor about word meanings.
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Wabash Railroad Promotes Direct Route to St Louis
At St Louis on June 16 1806 the Wabash line touts direct fast travel to St Louis via Kansas City with sleeper free reclining chair cars and parlor cars without change. Readers are urged to contact a Wabash representative for maps time tables and a guide to St Louis, or write C S Crane Grat A St Louis Mo for information.
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Mant Extensive Pipe-Clay Heda In Poole and Purbeck district
Pipe clay and potter's clay are valued at about 80 000 to 100 000 tons annually in the Poole and Purbeck district with Corfe Castle noted. An 1606 council order mentions taxes on Poole tobacco clay. Pipe clay is also found at Newton Abbot in Devonshire.
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Gold at Cripple Creek Route Offers Easy Access
The Cripple Creek gold district in Colorado attracts hundreds as fortunes rise. The Santa Barbara line offers direct travel with Pullman sleep cars and chair cars, landing visitors in Cripple Creek. JOHN SEBASTAIN advertises Chicago routes, claiming speed and convenience for travelers. De WIt Cunningham from Massillon wins a pie-eating wager in twenty seconds and offers to race others.
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Pullman Sleepaen
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Monadnock Block
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Rock Island
Colorado Springs
John Sebastain
de Witt Cunningham
Massillon
Ohio
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Boston Transcript Hears Murphy Appointed to Sanitary Post
The Boston Transcript reports Michael Collins seeks a sanitary department post with Mr Eaay or Ems Omensy in consideration after signing. Questions linger if Murphy is fit for the role and if the place will pass to him.
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Michae Colliwins
Sanitary Department
Eaay
Seine Boston Transcript
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