New York Fashion Notes on Styles and Fabrics
A mixed fashion digest surveys spring dress concepts and fabrics, highlighting jersey bodices, braided dresses, and lace trims. It notes New Yorks fashion press on trends, embroidery by Mrs Wheeler, and decorative arts shaping wardrobe choices.
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New Yorke
Favar
Watianw
Marty
Fayette
Dahlia
Cray Telvet
Elliver
Linnerio
Rome
Fark
Alwys
New York
Bertital
Brown Potter
James
Wheeler
Society of Associated Artists
Notien
Dunegil
Pliny the Younger and His Famous Uncle in Roman Life
The piece chronicles Pliny the Younger and Pliny the Elder, tracing their lives, literary tastes, and public duties. It notes Pliny the Elder’s scholarly output and public readings, then sketches the younger Pliny’s career as prosecutor, letter writer, and patron of culture, with anecdotes from their era.
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Pliny Ennis
Yonni Plier
Pliny
Domitian
Nerva
Trajan
Lnke Cieers
Tart Mis
Martial
Soether
Lange Nembers
Thas
Miecenas
Ann
Cabie
Aparier
Mircenas
Tiberius
Caligula
Nero
Pliny the Younger
Pliny the Elder
Whiny
Bay of Naples
Mts Vesuvius
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Pomponious
Priseus
Priscus
Comum
R. Save
Breckenridge Reminiscence of a Wanderer’s Flag and Amnesty
A Boston Globe reminiscence recounts John C. Breckenridge’s reflections on the Civil War era. He recalls exile, exile’s longing, travel through Europe, and eventual return to the United States after amnesty. The piece emphasizes his enduring attachment to the flag and country despite years of dislocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonarar
H. Pee
South
Bess
Lea
Net
Roying
Washington
Dahomey
Confort
Spon
Cuba
London
Europe
Alexandria
Ring
Tian Senn
Chapuntepec
United States
Clifton
John C. Breckenridge
Boston Globe
Lost Direction in Arkansas Traveler Dialect
A surveyor questions a boy perched on a fence about distance to the gap. The boy responds evasively with rural dialect, offering directions only after teasing and a final hint to backtrack a few hundred yards to find an uncle or father.
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W. HH. Jordan
Maine
Aome
Johnson
Lynn
Massachusetts
Atterson
Yan
Ter Teller
Dad
Arkansaw
Shoe-string in soup prompts strained-soup promise
In Chicago a customer complains of finding a piece of shoe-string in soup. The proprietor orders the waiter to give another plate and to have the cook strain the soup before serving, noting the cook's strict orders but occasional forgetfulness.
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Chicago Herald
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Mitchell Capital
Myvors
the Fashions
Ieee
Erie
al Daville
Jersey
Gms
Dery Et Ratey
Seay
Larsinal Emir Grodivad
Aid
Gary
Careeang
Fauchion
Lim
Che
Tim
Denen
Messare Dion
Eam Beierandr
Congress
Cannes
Jackson
Deremiier
Joan Co Rives
Fiat
Peaneis
P Blair
Cenr
Ortahear
Aston
Newport Elking
C. Stacser
New York City
Annnside
Fredericksburg
Aring Cocurana
Lincoln
Binnech
Combhrane
Washington City
Variely
New Jersey
Hunker Hill
Pladensburg
Tago
Davenport and Wallack
Lily Magieth
Char
Lotte Gassian
Baelitus
Suughi
Jetersen
Wien
Richmond
Tian Fu
Heo
Severi
Ncvel
Anil
Diem
Slay
Gus New Armipanon
Audi Gm
Zorn
Amoso
Chicago Ledger
Little
Toney
Thania Trek
Amuil
Tanke
Allie
St. Vicholas
Wbukestian
Wim. Cae Firm
Sina
Anil Amd
Pan
Myrsery
Tahouk
Squeaky
Falyland
Fling
National Weekly
Chicago
Mitchell
Miss Anderson
Anderson
Victor Tate
Aney
Taglis
Amel
Studi
Mela Reali
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