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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1894
Page
7
A survey of ladies fashion features garments from Empire belts to night frocks, detailing patterns in purple rose and cream, moire and satin, with touches of heliotrope, orchid, and white tulle. It covers hats, ribbons, belts, and lace insertions, plus Paris model house gowns and accessories for young girls and teens.
An extended list of decorative silver trifles and related home accessories for the escritoire. Includes heart shaped taper holders, wax tapers in bright colors, stamped silks and velvets for cushions, rococo photo frames at reduced prices, and selling lizard skin items. Fine white linen doilies with delicate embroidery and six inch fringe are featured, as well as round cushions and decorative stitching.JuDICe CHozLet.
A canine named Count Fosco entertains with an unusual habit of riding in cabs during walks. His owners report he tires quickly, hops into any empty cab, and waits contentedly for the driver to take him home. Also recounted are humorous passages about a Chicago lawyer and a newspaper on paper pulp used for pencils, with a portrait of quirky local scenes.
A railway traveler finds himself alone with a mentally disturbed fellow passenger in a compartment during a long stop with no guard communication. The lunatic acts erratically, then suddenly demands the traveler pray for royal dukes, delaying danger until the train reaches a station for help.
A playful science note describes layering five fluids in a glass by careful pouring to form a distinct stack brown white red yellow white. It also explains teredo shipworms that undermine submerged wood and a simple peppermint oil distillation method using a primitive still and separators.
In a railway station in Iowa a clock displays a quirky placard reading this is a clock it is running the code tunes it is 1060 oclock Now keep your moat The readable fragment captures a humorous mistake or anomaly in the station scene with the clock and its caption.
Boil a chicken until the meat falls from the bone. Pack the pieces in a greased dish and pour over a half packet of gelatin dissolved in the gravy. Add pepper and salt and moisten with the skimmed fat.
The text describes a center hall house with a 82 foot front that uses a reception hall to expand living space. It explains the arrangement of library dining room and hall, connections and separations, and the evolution of the hall from mere passage to a focal room. It notes stair hall lighting, servant access, and possible costs from 2600 to 3300 dollars, attributed to Loti L. Gissox.
Instruction for girls on posture and balance methods from a periodical, warning against overemphasis on shoulders and detailing a stepping exercise to keep the torso centered. The technique aims to avoid hip sag and develop a graceful carriage through controlled weight transfer and rising on the toes.
A House of Commons incident recalls a clause ending with the word which and a debate over omitting the rest. The London Queen notes the oddity of discovering its meaning fading with time as the Teas was that one clause ended with which.
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