The Cuileans and Chilean Society Descriptions
The piece surveys Chilean class divisions, racial mixing, and social life in Santiago and Valparaiso. It contrasts whites, peones, and Araucanians, notes street life, architecture, and a fortress like home, then portrays manners, theatres, schools, and the Anglophile, Parisian, and London influences shaping society.
Chilean War Fleet in 1880 Shows Growing Naval Power
In January 1880 Chile's navy listed three ironclads and one deck protected cruiser, ten first class torpedo boats, two second class boats, two corvettes, three rams, two dispatch vessels, two transports, four gunboats and four sailing ships. Esmeralda, a premier cruiser built in England for Chile, cost 1.5 million dollars and later served under British charter. Capitan Prat nears completion in France as a powerful new warship. Chile also maintains steel ironclads, steel cruisers, and torpedo gunboats, with naval college activity at Valparaiso. A civil war influence has reshaped forces, unifying local units into a ready national defense.
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Santiago
Law
Valparaiso
Chile
Cordilleras de la Costa
Paris
London
Hemisphere
United
England
Russia
Peru
Esmeralda
Capitan Prat
France
Naval College
Army
Navy
National Guard
Woman critics urge natural graceful walk on streets
New York columnist for the Savannahs News complains about ladies gait on Broadway and Fifth Avenue. He urges women to be at ease and graceful instead of ambling and shuffling, likening awkward walking to public infliction and referencing the Grecian bend and Alexandra limp.
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New York
Savannahs News
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Jemina
Alexandra
Lemons at Funerals in 19th Century England
In 1878 a commentator recounts attending a Lan cashire funeral where relatives, working people, drank lemon juice in warm water at the house before the procession. The drink was served from a large two-handled pot mug with lemon rind wrapped between handles, and refusal would offense. A similar Yorkshire custom is noted in historical sources.
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Lancashire
England
Yorkshire
Gentleman's Magazine
Bread Making Method From Emma Ps Ewing
Emma Ps Ewing shares a practical bread making method refined over twenty years. The formula uses lukewarm milk and water, salt, compressed yeast, and flour to form a smooth elastic dough, then two rising periods, baking at about 380 degrees, with buttered pans and air exposure to finish.
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Emma Ps Ewing
Chicago News
Salsify Delights and A Watchmaker in Christiana Norway
Eliza R Parker extolls salsify as a versatile winter vegetable with oyster like flavor. The article lists soup stews baked fritters and salads plus a mock oyster and provides preparation steps. A Frau opens a watchmaker shop in Christiana Norway.
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Christiana
Norway
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