Aunt Juritha gift bundles a kitchen future for niece
An elderly aunt crafts a lavish kitchen gift for Juritha Castleton bride to be, packing a walnut clock, stove tools, utensils, lamps, a breezy manual, and a house magazine, with witty notes about homes and marriage. The package includes a carved wall clock, kindling basket, broom, scale, combs, sugar and salt preservation items, a bread knife set, and a cookbook, all aimed to ease housekeeping and assure domestic harmony.
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Sarah Bell Hackley
Julitha
Aunt
Juritha Jasper Caxthten
Juritha
Julitha Jasper Castleton
Rita
Jane
Farmers! Home Journal
Montceau Miners Arm Forces and Reform Demands
Paris dispatch reports Montceau miners split into two camps over work and resistance. Read Socialism promotes rifles tied to paper sales fueling clandestine armament from Paris through Saint-Etienne and Carmaux. Union leaders demand a minimum wage old age pensions eight hour day while government raids seize weapons. The piece also notes a wedding scene with the Eminent Reformer and Emancipated Woman amid agitational rhetoric.
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Montceau
France
Paris
Montceay
Minora
Old Gras
Chassepot
Commentry
Carmaux
Decaseville
Montenau Mone
Saint-Etienne
Juges D'Instruction
Federation
Montresu
Reda
How I Have My Honolulu Song Sparks Odd Chorus
A Chicago Tribune report recalls a chaotic evening where a master of ceremonies introduces a guest from Sandwich Islands, later identified as from Hawaii, who is mocked by rude audience members before delivering a Kanaka song titled How I Love My Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Kanaka
Chcage Tribune
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Evrard
North End
Pas-de-Calais
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d'Alale
Merset
Girar
Nanteem
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