Live and Speak for Age by James Russell Lowell
A short verse on the value of writing to awaken and inspire the weak and friendless. It honors those who use words in prose or poetry to strengthen faith and manhood, even if unrecognized in their own day. A pledge to be remembered by speech that endures.
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James Russell Lowell
Charlee Scribner's Sons
John C. van Dyke
Stephen B. Stanton
Edward Augustus George
Laud
Cromwell
Macmillan Company
Brephen A. Douglas
Allen Johnson
Bowdoin College
Lincoln Douglas
Johnson
Douglas
Stearns
Neckwear in New Designs Shows Bold Fashion Shifts
The article surveys neckwear trends with new collars and ties, jabots of lace, Merry Widow ruching, and high choker styles. It notes color touches to white collars, home handwork, and dressy options while highlighting figures like Ethel Barrymore and Miss Billie Burke as style touchstones.
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Ethel Barrymore
Barrymore
Merry Widow
Billie Burke
John Drew
Neckwear Design Tips for Net Tulle Collars
Emma Jaquelin emphasizes net tulle collars with back set high points and specific shaping to fit the neck line. She notes accuracy of outline, daintiness, and grace as essential in constructing these collars for a flattering look.
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Fmmma
Jaquelin
Century notes on Keller chant and essays in economics
May Century highlights include Misa Helen Keller's A Chant of Darkness praised as a notable poem. Hart, Schaffner & Marx prize for economics opens to non graduates with top prizes of 600 800 and 500 dollars. Several new books and essays are announced with author details and publication plans.
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Misa Helen Keller
Misa Keller
J. Laurence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Poets Request for Poems and Lost Friendship
A reader submits a poem titled The Lost Friend by John Boyle O Reilly with lines expressing a failing friendship. The verse recalls child like faith, mistaken censure, and the eventual pain of misjudged trust leading to a missed chance at reconciliation.
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N. H
John Boyle O'Reilly
First Crystal Palace Camel Born in London Zoo
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports Queenie the camel gave birth to a female calf at the Crystal Palace in London. Queenie, 12, is noted for not eating sugar and helps attract visitors while the newborn shows curious tufted humps and light gray color.
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Crystal Palace
Chicago
London
Queenie
Zoo
The
Palace
Cuthuranes Ointment and Pills Promised Relief
Disfigured patients faded by humors eczema and rashes find hope in Cuthura nes ointment and pills. The ad claims immediate relief in distressing cases and a speedy cure when other remedies fail. It advertises Complete External and Internal Remedies for infants and children with Cuticura products.
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Hague
Messrs. Henry Holt & Co
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New York Botanical Garden
John A. Shafer
West Indies
Mexico
Harrison Rhodes
Charles Edward
Mesers
Little, Brown & Co
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Penrhyn Stanlaws
Kansas City
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CametCo
Ith St
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WM. Barker Company
Troy, N. Y
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Central Ave
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Globe Storage & Movingco
Matin St
J. W. Wagner
Grand Avenue
Western Gallery
Raphael
Botticelli
Eberley Institute
West Tenth ST
Bas Ciogerry
Saat
JPAG
Pueumre
David Brown
Locke
Crawford Gee
Seo
Aieadan
New York Dental Co
N. E. Corner
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Ackley
FPF
van Rostee
Branaman & Perking
Chapman Bidg
Walnut Sia
Copaib
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