Ladies Corner on Household Reform and Manners
A column from Philadelphia Record discusses the Columbian Housekeepers Association and its aims to improve home economics, wages, and training for domestic staff. It covers chaperone guidance for debutantes and defends the bang as a fashion statement, arguing hair framing enhances facial expression.
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Froebel
Dolly Madison
White House
Housekeepers’ Association
Tull House
Why Fashions Rage and Die
A compact critique explains fashions fade not for lack of value but due to being unadaptable to conditions. A white and gold room becomes painful beside another pale occupant, so styles shift. Hats flatter or offend depending on facial fit, and the milliner’s success rests on enhancing the wearer’s looks, not the object.
Wit and whimsy weave through a crowded page
This clipping blends quips, stray observations, and short jokes from various sources. It notes a London lady auctioneer, a Conorapo girl's arm injury, fashion and home hints, cheese folklore, and brief humorous exchanges. It also mentions Oslo, Washington timber claims, and literary snippets.
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Ness
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Byornsen
Henry Ward Beecher
Congress Committees in Both Houses Listed
The article details Senate and House committee assignments. Senate names span Civil Service to Irrigation with leaders like Gallinger Peffer Gray Vilas and Crosby. House lists Ways and Means to Public Buildings and Grounds with Springer, Hoar, and Culberson among others.
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Nominations Confirmed by Senate for Various Diplomatic Posts
The Senate in executive session confirmed multiple nominations for United States ministers and consuls. Appointees include A London Snowden of Pennsylvania to Greece Romania and Servia Richards Cutts Shannon of New York to Nicaragua Costa Rica and Salvador Romundo Pacheco of California to Guatemala and Honduras John Durham of Pennsylvania to Hayti Jeremiah Coughlin of New York to Bogota Yenton R. McCreery of Michigan to Santiago Chill Lars Anderson of Ohio to London William Tripler to Coquimbo E A Berry of Florida to Santos Richard K. Kerens of Missouri to the Continental Railway Commission Ebenezer J. Ormsbee of Vermont to Samoa L. W. Colby of Nebraska to Assistant Attorney General.
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Outlaw Gang Burns Choctaw County Store House In Deadly Raid
Job Sims and about seven gunmen attacked merchant John McMillan in Choctaw County Alabama. They fired McMillan’s house killing his son-in-law and a 12-year-old niece, wounded McMillan and a teacher, robbed the store, and fled as neighbors fled. Sims family helper were among the gunmen and a larger pursuit followed.
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The Human Breath and a Knot of Nautical Mile
A historical piece explores the power of the human breath with a bag experiment and then presents a reader-friendly explanation of the nautical knot. It defines a knot as one sixtieth of a mean degree of the earth's meridian and computes its length, concluding with a practical conversion: thirteen knots roughly equal fifteen miles.
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Jo Webster
Iits
Earth
A Value Battle on a Diamond Smuggling Tale
Robert Grosch recalls a New York customs stint aboard a passenger steamer. He questioned a mother with a baby and a suspicious handbag, shook the baby's rattle to amuse the child, and found no dutiable goods. The diamonds were hidden in the rattle, leading to Grosch's firing and his shift to selling dry goods.
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Robert Grosch
Occidental
Seattle Press-Times
Living Upon Locusts from North Africa
A correspondent discusses the locust plague in North Africa. He notes that locusts, sold at a halfpenny per pound in Biskra, are boiled with salt and water and may be more nutritious than shrimp, being high in albumen when dried in March.
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Despoiled Austrian Countess Publishes Stolen Smokers Kit
A youthful Austrian countess, heir to ancient titles, reports theft of personal smoking articles. The list includes a gold cigarette case, meerschaum mouth piece, aluminum cigarette case, an Irish pipe with onyx mouthpiece, silver match box, gold cigarette pipe, four plain cases in gold silver and platinum, and a set with diamonds and rubies. The inventory highlights the royal wearer’s smoking paraphernalia and implies a publicized loss during travel.
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Royal Walk
Leather Harness Varnish Formula Description
A preparation for cleaning and preserving harness and leather goods combines four ounces of shellac, half an ounce of camphor, and one ounce of resins dissolved in one pint of methylated spirit. The mixture is shaken for forty eight hours and then colored to match the leather type. Other resins and proportions may be used.
Novel Electric Light Fishing Off San Diego
Report describes using incandescent lights lowered into the sea at night to attract fish beneath a large net. The method yields enormous catches as fish are visibly drawn to the glare before the net is hauled up. The other text provides generic musings and a quip about a tarred and feathered man.
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