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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
11
A fragmented piece combines a religious verse about yearning and reunion with prose on eating as ritual. It notes distraction from material thought and claims hospitality and the family dinner have elevated eating beyond mere sustenance, becoming central to home life.
The Wtthe apron mime debuted at an afternoon London society event hosted by Misa Paget the reigning beauty of the debutante season. The modest apron impressed sixteen upscale guests who copied the design featuring chiffon borders a silk pocket and white lawn trim in a light turquoise shade matching Paget’s blue stock and ribbons.
The article surveys contemporary women's dress and accessories, citing Lord Byron and Theodore Child on appetite and society, then detailing an afternoon toilet featuring blue voile fabric, jade passementerie, and a tunic with box plait. It describes belts, neckwear, and a pink hunter’s cloth ensemble with black silk braid and satin girdle.
Robert Stevenson Jr of Chicago has been voted the handsomest man in Yole in a local poll tied to 1000 counts.
A Baltimore Herald piece urges women to control facial expressions to curb restless laughter and facial grimaces. It advises parental vigilance over children’s speech and urges young men and women to train facial muscles to avoid habitual grimacing.
Evening hats claim attention this summer with small, airy gowns in light colors and flowing fabrics. A dainty round toque features bluish green satin, pale green and blue satin loops, and a restrained bow, reflecting understated elegance in current style.
A reader shares a homemade cleaning recipe from a paper: use five bars white soap dissolved with minimal water, add two rounded tablespoons powdered borax and a teaspoon of kerosene. Beat, cool, jar, then use for cleaning glass, china, silver, lamps, furniture, and fabrics to achieve bright whiteness and polished surfaces with less effort.
Neighborly exchange turns cheeky as one man jokes about raising more of his wife’s pension, prompting a sharp reply from another. The Detroit Free Press records a quiet domestic moment amid suburban chatter.
A reader recalls a saying about judging people by appearances. The speaker notes that a man who is careful about social pretenses sometimes shelves contempt for plain folks who later acquire wealth, illustrating shifting perceptions in society.
A fragment describes maid uniforms in households, detailing morning print dresses and plain black gowns for afternoon wear. It notes caps aprons and collars distinguish cooks from maids, emphasizing neat appearance and correct attire as a social expectation in orderly homes.
A vivid farewell scene unfolds as a British soldier in khaki prepares to depart for war. His beloved friend and the crowd share heartbreak while the flotilla and harbor fade, and the hero dies in battle after offering water to a wounded companion. The narrative blends romance, sacrifice, and the brutal theater of colonial combat.
A Washington Post feature portrays a derelict shantytown as a unique village of tenements. It paints a vivid, demotic portrait of scavenging families, including men, women, and children, living on city waste and scrap, earning from refuse and fuel needs. The piece notes the absence of rent while government reserves allocate rights, and remarks on the residents’ dignity amid hardship.
The text recounts Wolseley’s military career from his twenties in the British army. He describes a Burma campaign moment when a detachment he led fell into a hole, he escaped, and a heavy volley nearly cost him his life as he staggered toward safety nearly two hundred yards from British lines, being hit three times.
Havanh segree and mulattoes request authorities bar describing Cuban citizens as black or brown in police court warrants and stop newspapers from noting African origin. They argue terms perpetuate race antagonism and insist the negroes of Cuba be called Cuban Subjects for unity after fighting Spain.
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