Debutante era and Morse first telegram in focus
A long feature traces Mrs Jenness-Miller as rational dress advocate turning to drama. It profiles Marie Corelli at Hall's Croft Stratford and notes debutante motherhood duties. It also retells Annie Ellsworth’s sending of What hath God wrought for Morse and the first telegraph line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenness-Miller
Miller
NHS
Wintever
London
Philadelphia
Marie Corelli
Stratford-on-Avon
Wall's Croft
Shakespeare
Susannah
Hall's Croft
Stratford
Verona
Corelli
Stuswell Smwith
Annie Ellsworth
Stenry L. Ellsworth
Oliver Elsworth
S.j. B. Mars
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Morse
SY Jos Ud
Senate
Professor Morse
New York
Miss Ellsworth
Connecticut
Hartford
Jack
Elmira Telegram
Annie Carlo
Chicago
Italy
Survey Medical College
Carlo
Mary Thompson Hospital For Women and Children
Playfair School
Gray fashions echo a decisive yet cautious choice
In a lively conversation, hostesses discuss gray gowns, recalling how George favored gray and how a gray dress sparked a proposal. Maisie and Mary Dean tease whether his taste hints at lasting romance while selecting ash gray with pink undertones and cashmere fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Maisie
Mary Dean
Poe
eMmcacy
Women and household tips from a early 20th century paper
A mixed page of domestic advice and society notes. Tips on blanket washing temperatures and methods, plus a discussion of women professionals and public notices. Contains observations on meat quality, the Achilleion palace, a Milwaukee law firm run by Kate Pier and daughters, a London crippled-children school, and wage equality for women in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kate Pier
United States Supreme Court
Kate IL. Pier
Mary Arnold Ward
London
New York
London School Board
Prairie Schooner with Sails Aimed at Denver Breaks Records
In Kansas City Kansas Samuel Peppard built a sail wagon to reach Colorado amid the gold rush. The eight by three foot craft carried four men, weighed 450 pounds, and used a ten foot mast with two sails to outrun horse teams. After initial failures it logged 50 miles first day, then a claim of 41 miles in four minutes earlier, with noted speeds and a dramatic crossing toward Denver using wind and rudder.
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Kansas City
Kan
Samuel Leppard
Plains
Oskaloosa Atmost
Denver
Colorado
Peppard
Noah
Akansas City Journal
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Apostle OF Rational
Dieurens
S Hattie
Avon
Misa Corelli
Beotnaker
Williner
Columbus Dispatch
Elizabeth
Vienna
Achilleion
Corfu
Ulysses
Penelope
Helena
Ohio House of Representatives
Kansas
Ladies’ Home Journal
H.E. Thompson
Milledgeville
Swift
Atlanta
Georgia
Independent
Kutehin
Kutchin
U. S
Columbes
Gio
Teading Medical Colleges
America
Kutclain
Ohio
Andell
Conrad
Massillon
Oarville