Proper Diet for the Nervous and Thin Women and Easter Weddings
The article advises nervous thin individuals to eat slowly and select easily digested foods like hot milk and soups, with rest and gentle cooking methods to prevent bilious attacks. It urges quiet meals, plenty of sleep, outdoor activity, and contrasts meat choices such as lamb, chicken, and turkey with fish and vegetables. It also discusses Easter wedding dress trends, favoring satin with lace and orange blossoms, detailing two gown designs and styling notes for form, trains, and accessories.
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C&t
Tulsa
The New Figure and Miss White Promote a New Dress Form
At a Protective Dressmakers' Association convention in New York, Miss Elizabeth White demonstrated a new figure for gowns. She urged straightening from the waist and tightening bodices, claiming the bust remains, but the front of bodices is drawn down. She advised training customers to practice the pose, saying ten thousand women are already doing it and she herself has.
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Bosln |Hy
Elizabeth White
Wne
Protective Dressmakers’ Association
New, York
White
Tye
The Artistic Fireplace Across Old Farmhouses
A fragmented text describes fireplace decor in historic homes, noting brick firesides in multiple rooms and decorative tiles. It mentions mottos in old style lettering beside preserved hearths, including references to Massachusetts houses from 1692 and a Wayside Inn atmosphere.
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Longbeliow
Massachusetts
Face Blemishes Remedy From A Skin Specialist
Troubled with oily skin and pimples can follow a period of cleansing and cautious treatment. Use hot water and a washcloth, then seek a skin specialist for a soda phosphate tonic and tailored regimen. Along with gentle cleansing, dietary prudence and regular exercise support clearer skin through several weeks.
Tackle Could Have Fooled Them One by One Threats in New York
A terse report notes threats against an individual in an international band scene centered in New York. Authorities consider the incident linked to ongoing tensions within the group as they investigate possible motives and identify suspects.
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Wlore
New York
Preparing Hotbeds In Autumn For Spring Garden Work
Agricultural notes advise finishing hotbed setup in late autumn by cleaning beds and stocking with fresh earth from rich soil areas. Mix with hen manure and stable manure, place in frame bottom, cover with leaves, and add a windbreak or screen. Proper exposure and a stacked, multi-layer protection improve warmth, with sun heat and fermenting manure as two heat sources.
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Jin
Ottumn
Country Gentleman
Alea
Geviarion Nather
Gaye
Maryland
Missouri
Tewil
Value of Exchanging Eggs For Breeding Stock
A discussion on egg exchange among farmers, arguing exchanges encourage pure breeds and benefit the community. It notes eggs reflect embryo potential, explains glass for poultry housing aids heat retention and light, and stresses temperature and humidity as key to sugar beet quality from recent experiments.
Thomasius and secular control of higher education
Andrew D. White notes in Atlantic that historic efforts by Thomasius against witchcraft and pedantry gave way to secular layman management of instruction in Britain France and the United States. He cites lay governance expanding in universities, new western institutions freeing from ecclesiastical control, and New York’s constitutional provisions barring sectarian appropriations as signs of ongoing reform and resistance in various regions.
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Thomasius
Stctarian Cortrol
United States
Great Britain
France
Varionus
Incubus
State of
New York
City of
Washington
Hiame
Thomestes
Andrew D. White
Atlantic
The Feminine Observer Satire on Women Reform and Law
The piece ridicules female reform efforts and courtroom leverage as unfair. It argues men neglect patient care when unobserved, mocks summer stage aspirations, and suggests women cannot balance childrearing with speaking out. The tone is caustic and gendered.
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Aelion
Jesh
Hapry
Fellows
Aenif
Archbishop Ryan to Visit Pope After U S Archbishops Meet
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia will travel to Rome following the meeting of U S Catholic archbishops in Washington to inform the Pope about the meeting's actions. The conference covers Catholic university affairs social conditions and unfinished business regarding secret societies.
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Ryan
Philadelphia
Rome
United States
Washington
Catholic University
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