Whistling Girl and Motherhood in Public Voice
A column contrasts the whistling girl as a symbol of female independence with the proverb’s prejudice, noting emancipation from mockery and the future of women’s voices. It also cites Charles Dudley Warner and a Harper’s reflection on motherhood, Queen Victoria, and the British emphasis on family as national wealth.
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Ble
Charles Dudley Warner
Harper's
Tail lore and clever dressing tale in odd scans
A mixed selection of curiosities from periodical pages. An account of the Niu Ninms with tails cited by Dr. Hubsch, followed by a clever cheap art framing trick from a girl with pulp board and a red ribbon. Lighter comic dialogue about sewing, pockets and everyday mischief closes the piece.
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Central Africa
Hubsch
Constantinople
Ur. Habsch
Popular Science Monthly
Chicago Herald
Famine Across Europe Due to Crop Failures
The report describes a severe 17th or earlier famine across Mirrope’s region, Italy, and broader Europe with extreme hunger. It notes cannibalism in parts of France and England as crops fail and supplies run short, causing thousands to starve.
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Italy
Kinglow Scotti
Wales
Europe
Kighed
France
Shiloh
Torma Used in Addressing Animals De
Carrington Lolton of New York City attempted to collect and study the phrases used to direct domestic animals. The report notes many regional terms across India and other parts of the country. The inquiry aims to catalog these terms and their uses in animal control.
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de. Carrington Lolton
New York City
India
Anya
Lodia
Ra Ra Chalebell Anit
Bengal
Jowcil
Jjoschi
Josehit
Philadelphia
Eicer
Diverse tea gowns and a leap year marriage tradition
The piece surveys various tea gown styles from gauze and lace to rich brocades and nuns cloth, noting trends toward diaphanous fabrics and long sleeves. It also recounts an old Scottish statute on women proposing in leap years, tracing origins to 1288 and a later act granting women a right to ask every fourth year.
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Miss Mantalini
Pall Mall Bacy
Margaret
Chicago Tribune
Jaguar in the House Narrator Cherishes Safe Escape
A Para region ranch tale recalls a jaguar siege on a plantation. Senora Diaz and her family recount ant and snake threats, Indian braves, and a terrifying night when the beast stalked the house, forcing the narrator and Lolita into a toppled wooden chest to survive until rescue.
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Senor Diaz
Senora Diaz
Murillo
Tam
Lolita
Parawany
Jose
Les
Moro
Dotta
Post Office Vacancies Favor Reserve Soldiers Across Kingdom
The postmaster general directs surveyors that future rural and provincial postmen openings be filled preferentially from reserve soldiers or those who have served. Suitable applicants should apply to depot center officers or the Guards' Employment society. Metropolis avoids this due to telegraph messengers. About 16,000 potential entrants will take the civil service exam.
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Guards
Soliler Hey
Civil Service Commissioners
London
Coin stringing deemed fraud and odd coin lore
A discussion notes that stringing small coins into jewelry may constitute fraud even if not offered as money. It cites potential legal risk and possible repeal. Also mentions Boulanger memorabilia in pawn shops and Brazil's bloodless revolutions with successive governments changing without violence per Forum.
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Latverview
St. Louis
Globe. Democrat
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Little girl asks mother about heaven and Adam’s expulsion
A child questions heaven and moral behavior, prompting a discussion on virtue and family expectations. The dialogue reflects early 20th century tone as a mother reassures her daughter about being good to avoid loneliness of her parents.
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Eve
Garden of Eden
The One Time Man Takes Care At Home
A brief note describes a man staying at home to care for his wife during a period of waiting. He is urged to join a prayer meeting, but remains with his household.
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Helmaman
Lolita
Cachita
Thad
Jose
Boston Courier
J. B. Young
Daughters College
Harrodsburg
J. W. Smith
P.M
Gen. Merchant
Townsend
Ont
C. Rugh
Mechanicsburg
Allicock's Porous Piastems Promise Safe Quick Relief
No remedy rivals Allicock's Piastems for safety speed and suitability. They contain no deleterious drugs and are made from scientifically chosen ingredients only. They act quickly to relieve pain and restore muscle nerve and skin function. Ask for ALL cook's and avoid substitutes Branonetti's Pitts are safe and sure. The text suggests financial strain and humor about being well off.
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Allicock
Branonetti
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