Morning light and gentle streets attract readers
For the ladies, Leather Now Need for Dress Choice Recipes, Fashion Himta, Something About Cooking, and Other Timely Toples. The moments speed like fairy gifts. The sun is kindly bright. The morning's welcome light. The air is balmy and serene, refreshing night's repose, a day of pleasant scenes. There's beauty on the street and in lawns. Happiness abounds though fortunes shift. My wife is out of town, Washington pital.
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Washington
Leather gowns emerge as fall fashion trend
A fashion feature describes leather as a key trim for cloth costumes. Bronze leather underskirts and cuffs pair with velvet appliques, faille silk, and tan suede. Shades like crab apple and watermelon emerge as new tones. A light gray leather combination and a cashmere trimmed dress complete the leather heavy season.
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Faille
Definition of a Good Dinner Says Mimi Carson
Mimi Carson argues a good dinner requires three qualities and a man’s culinary planning. She suggests men over twenty five or under forty show more intelligent regard for food than women, who neglect themselves when not focused on a husband’s needs.
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Mimi Carson
Lively Old Fashioned Kitchen Recipes Compilation
A collection of stovetop instructions for bacon soup with potatoes and corn, roasted oysters with buttered sauce, custardy milk gravy, cabbage simmered with nutmeg, and a layered veal and potato bake. The text blends step by step methods, seasoning notes, and serving ideas for traditional dishes.
Miss Juliet Carson on gender and cooking knowledge
Miss Juliet Carson argues that in an average company a dozen men and a dozen women show the masculine group to know more about cookery. She cites conversations and examples from restaurants and home dinners to support her claim.
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Juliet Carson
Sava
Mise Carson
Rene
Diahy
Fragmented Note on an Artist’s Musing for a Home Scene
A mangled passage discusses an artist who is a married man of experience and something about a din or sign suitable for a library or a locking room window in the residence of a young married couple. The text is garbled but centers on domestic decor or symbolism.
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Aubmita
True Indian Stories. Author paints savages as he saw them
Darius B. Cook, a longtime Niles Michigan journalist, shares six months living among Michigan Indians in 159 40 era. The tale mixes hardship and danger with sketches of chief Saginaw, interpreter Judson, and Noonday. Wolves, bears, thefts, and survival frame a frontier recollection.
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Darius B. Cook
Niles
Mich
Michigan
Savage
Cook
Kalamazoo Barette
Mr. Cook
Saginaw
Judson
Gen
Cass
Tecumseh
Tecumsah
Col. Johnson
Morganatic Marriages And Distinction Of Rank In History
The piece surveys distinguished precedents where nobles fell for women of lower birth without forfeiting status. It cites William I, Prince Alexander, and a Battenberg link, explaining morganatic unions and the morning gift called morgangube. German law allows such marriages with children sharing rank only through the noble partner.
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Ines
William I
Alexander
Alexander of
Snow plow inventor seen on plains during snowbound trip
The man who invented the snow plow, pictured here, recalls a snowbound railway ride on the plains. He has dedicated himself to the subject and, if his device works, deserves a perpetual free pass between Penobscot and Alaska. His model was shown last week at the Buffalo fair.
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Penobscot
Alaska
Buffalo Fair
Undersold the owner in a shop price undercut tale
An affable country store owner and a sharp clerk dispute pricing while a dress pattern sale unfolds. The customer pays sixty eight cents after the proprietor trims to sixty eight, the clerk counters with sixty five, and the boss defends the method to prevent underselling. The clerk keeps his job.
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Utica
Theady
Rat Catches Flies At Omaha Wallpaper Store
A medium sized rat behind Henry Lehman’s wallpaper shop at 1108 Douglas St Omaha appears after closing time to snatch flies from the plate glass window. The creature shows remarkable speed in grabbing prey and has followed this behavior for three summers, with a brand visible from a prior capture.
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Henry Lehman
Douglas Street
Omaha
Noted Pittsburgh Benefactor William Thaw Dies
The late William Thaw of Pittsburgh, dead recently, left a fortune near 20 million. He gave about 5 million to charity in a lifetime, much of it personally from his door. Each morning he dispensed small bills at home, aiding visitors, then spent afternoons aiding others at his office. He kept benches outside for callers and welcomed many, including discharged convicts.
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Allegan County
William Thaw
Pittsburgh
Struck 4 Fortune in Louisiana Lottery Draw
A St Louis family, Charles Meinhardt and wife with a 1 year old daughter, won $10,000 in the Louisiana State Lottery. The husband, a newspaper carrier, remains employed while planning to invest in real estate. His wife bought the lucky ticket under his name. Two other locals won $15,000 each through Lafayette and Fourth National Bank tickets. The Meinhardts consider travel to the old country. The article notes many local winners and plans for future plays.
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la Salle Street
Charles Meinhardt
Meinhardt
Jay Gould
West St. Louis
Star-Sayings
Lafayette
Fourth National Bank
St. Louisans
West Eod
Old Country
Louis Mo. Shuy-Siyings
Open Wide Gates and Haunting Verses From Gravestones
A quirky collection presents epitaph style lines about heaven, longing, and loss with eerie misspellings. The verse touches on family sorrow, marriage, and faded beauty, alongside a spirited ad for Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and a satirical note about the Secretary of War stationing cavalry at Port Sill to curb Kiowa war dances.
Castoria Advertisement Parody Quotation
A dated ad style passage mocks a Castoria slogan then promotes Dobbins Electric Soap for next Monday. It urges readers to try the soap to judge its value and cautions against buying inferior imitators. The text uses humorous lines about Castoria for children and a warning about taint from a man.
Fragmented tale hints at Cronin murder case and strange journey
A garbled narrative mentions Cronin murderers and a long journey ending with vivid imagery. It references papers left behind, a famed woodsman, and a surreal procession. The piece intertwines allusions to miracles, a central mystery, and shifting identities without clear facts.
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Secretary of War
Port Sill
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Misa
Castoria
Isaac Thompson
Tanelli
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Propra
Toledo
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1. P. Dohnsen A Co
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Lowell
IVER
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Ree Ot
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Will Kemp
Adee
Pryant & Stratton
Chicago Business College
Ins Institute
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Pearline
Little Rapids
Wis
Bt Jacobs
Carl Schelge
Deragets
Aem Draper
Twe
Charles A. Vogeler CO
Baltimore
Bradfield Regulator
Azer
Serewanes
Braun Chacksal & Cinsinnet
Obin
DAL Dycit & Co
Ihaani
Drugeiin
Garmonts
Anal
Aire Moody & CO
Cincinnati
Nike
SIAC
Moonlite
Chadwick
Theodore Holand
Sowest
Missoni Nursery Co
Louisiana
Weil
Gilby
Samphearcrin
Holly
Wil
Trey
Saleratus
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