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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
6
A lively survey suggests men prize a cheerful brave spirit who supports a partner through trouble. They favor self reliance with occasional vulnerability, brains, politeness, honesty, and strong ideals. The piece notes social dynamics and youthful portraits as examples. FLORENCE HILTON and BEATRICE MILLER are cited as voices.
The death of Kate Greenaway recalls how she transformed children’s dress by popularizing one piece frocks and lighter garments. Her sketches promoted comfortable, practical clothing, moving away from corseted bodices and heavy skirts for both boys and girls. Rich children often wore simpler attire, reflecting health and practical taste.
A Toowoomba Gazette note praises Chamberslians Cough Remedy as a cure for a severe month long cough. The endorsement by resident We Wockner is offered in good faith for others to try the remedy. Also mentioned is a zoological garden described as an ornament to the city and tied to educational value for children with rare animals.
The article traces the emergence of silver teapots and pots in Europe after 1709 with early ornaments like bestoons medallions and draper motifs. It notes when silver urns tea strainers and caddies appeared and highlights creamer pieces, the first English silver sauceboat dated 1727, and later candlesticks trays and salvers in cut silver popularized by Paul Lamerie.
A traveler observes bees in a candied fruit stand and music at a Mexican cornet. an ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The document records Joseph Nelson versus Artie Nelson with a non residence affidavit filed in Rock Island Circuit Court, notice to Artie Nelson to appear in January 1902 or face decree.
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