Fashions From New York Street Wear in Velvet and Cashmere
The Philadelphia Record outlines upcoming winter styles with cashmere dresses, velvet gowns, and striped velvets. It highlights colors like heliotrope and mauve, explains surplice fronts, vests, and jackets, and notes percentage prices for fabric and the trend toward plain monochrome velvets and beaded embroidery.
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America
Paris
Faille
Philadelphia Record
Fashion Fancies in Rich Autumn Textiles and Silks
The piece describes autumn fashion trends with Vandyke brown shades pairing with Marlborough red marine blue and oriental stripes. It notes minimal changes in dress construction, emphasis on small details new colors and odd fabric combinations. Embroideries sequins and passementerie feature prominently alongside open work fabrics and richly brocaded textiles in violet ruby and ecru grounds.
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Marlborough
Ecru
Fiba Lyons
Promenade Costumes Describe Nut-Colored Skirt Item
A fragment notes a promenade costume with a skirt in a nut color. The item details are brief and centered on the fabric hue and garment style, without further context or matching accessories.
A Patchwork of Wit and Warnings From Press Pages
A collage of poems and tales shows a wife knitting a sock amid playful delays and a suitor’s marriage proposal. Essays critique American women’s politeness and public behavior, then pivot to European gossip on Emperor Napoleon III and Montijo, with a playful note on proofreaders and manuscript care.
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America
Denver
Denver Tribune
Empire
Mre. de Montijo
Compiegne
Napoleon
Napoleon III
M. Thiers
Reminiscences of Public Men and Civil War recollections
A collage of anecdotes and memories from 19th century figures including Webster, Foote, Giddings, Cass, Jackson, Benton, and Tayloe. The piece recalls a Webster poetry moment, Giddingsillness in the House, Cass’s statue honor, a sword presentation, Tayloe mansion ties, and vivid vignettes from the Chickamauga battlefield.
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Mr. Webster
Mr. Foote
Mississippi
Foote
Washington
Jackson
Webster
Daniel Webster
Daniel
Barney
Joshua R. Giddings
Dr. Chaffee
Mr. Giddings
Giddings
John Quincy Adams
Lincoln
Canada
Montreal
Louis Cass
French
Concord
Cass
Senate
United States
Gen. Cass
Gen. Jackson
Bell
Lennessee
Col. Benton
Franklin
Prices of Food and Goods in 1827 Rochyste Account
An 1896 account book recalls prices from Rochyste in 1827 for calico 31 cents per yard ginghams 40 cents flannels 50 cents dress silks 1 to 2 dollars ladies shoes 1 50 men’s boots 3 to 5 dollars. Building materials nails 12 cents per pound glass 15 cents per light and other daily costs. Food items include coffee 20 cents, sugar 7 cents, butter 15 cents, pork 83 cents, beef and mutton prices, and whisky 35 cents per gallon.
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Elias Howe
Mento
Navy
Young Hyson
Santa Cruz
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Wm. Patterson
United States
Indianapolis Journal
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