Fragmented Times notices mix royal gossip and oddities
The Times prints scattered items from European affairs and American society. Topics include lotteries for charities, a drowned husband lament, a Corean bridegroom tale, Roman relics in Frankfurt, a giant fossil tooth in Florida, and a Paris cat helper story with a Mother of the Cats vignette.
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Christ
Victor Hugo
Monsieur
Philadelphia Telegraph
Cradles of Native America A Chronicle of Infant Carriage
The National Museum in Washington displays diverse cradle designs from North American tribes. Cradles served as beds carriers and play spaces, with head shaping through binding and specialized frames. Styles ranged from cedar troughs to bear skin frames, hammock-like beds, and painted beadwork reflecting regional climates and cultures.
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National Museum
Washington
Titus
Yvonne
Greensiad
Labrador
Esquian
Cary Heimehildren
Yukon
Hirth
Cape Breton
Rocky Mountains
Jyovon
Colonia River
Columbia
Jeneth
Adonis
California
Pitt River
Montana
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Hudson Bay
Louisiana
Modest fashion recalls early Josephine gowns in Washington society
The article looks back at 18th century and early 19th century dress in New York and Washington, recalling grandmamma modesty and the evolution from Martha Washington to Josephine gowns. It notes famous figures like Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and Lady Catharine Duer, detailing gowns, accessories, and the high cost of attire.
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Dolly Madson
Alexander Hamilton
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Washington
Martha Washington
France
Philadelphia
Alexander Hamlton
Manhattan Island
Catharine Duer
Lond Sterling
John Jay
Spain
Crown Jewels of Brazil and Imperial Court Names
A Paris dispatch discusses Brazil’s crown jewels and the imperial family. It recalls Portugal’s monarchy, the Empress Theresa Maria, Princess Joinville, and Marie de Glovin, noting diamond prestige, royal lineage, and European intrigues around Brazil’s empire.
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de Joinville
Paris
London
Truth
Marie de Glovin
Pedro L
Pedyve Tf
Presbut
Euperor
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Miguel
MM Amelie
Unequal Echoes Of Race And Speech At A Theater
A Chicago Tribune piece recounts a deaf man and his wife using sign language at a theater while nearby patrons misjudge them. A later moment shows a reporter recalling a Mississippi congressman and a nurse named Allison, plus reflections on inherited traits and public dialogue.
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Chicago Tribune
Mskee
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