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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1875
Page
4
In Danbury Mrs. Cooley and her brother in law hauled a piano down stairs when a political remark about Grant third terms provoked a furious dispute. The piano toppled on the landing, plaster flew, and Cooley swore as she left for her mother. The couple later seemed reconciled at home.
A Washington correspondent notes three elegant receptions held by the Cadwalladers, the Kinneys, and the Kilbournes. Distinguished guests included Vice President Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris while champagne flowed. Mrs. Jones, the Senator's wife, damaged her dress but recovered with wit and a future purchase plan.
A humorous exploration of the evolving fashion statement of the hat worn by a modest young woman. The piece traces how pinning and shaping the brim transform her image from shy to bold to mischievous, calling the bat hat “desperately wicked” and central to period style. It interleaves social commentary with vivid, humorous similes and brief anecdote about Mr. Maguffin at a boarding house.
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