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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1895
Page
3
Reader guidance on sewing a three piece skirt with back fullness and darts, detailing measurements, fabric layout, and finishing touches. Includes advice on velutin facing, bias bands, haircloth plaits, and shaping for smooth hip fit, plus notes on emerging footwear and accessories trends.
Paris style tips describe hats with ostrich plumes, long sleeves, and epaulet details. jackets in mastic cloth dominate, while capes and frocks shift with fashion trends. A skating costume in Russian green cloth features astrakhan trimming and fur bands.
A detailed description reviews an imposing brick and timber country dwelling with octagonal porch and bay features. It outlines seven rooms on the first floor, four large bedrooms on the second, two baths, closets, laundry, pantries, and modern conveniences. The plan emphasizes adaptation to country grounds, with a total cost stated at 14,000 dollars including modern improvements.
A collection of endorsements praising cycling for women as healthful, uplifting, and mentally sharpening. Notable voices include Dr. Gro. E. Busceaux and Mrs. F. M. Howard, arguing cycling builds strength, clarity, and resilience, with quotations and reflections from Rebecca Hawkins SCHIVELY and others. The piece extols outdoor rides as remedies for fatigue and a path toward equality.
A New York Sun report discusses whether Catholics must leave Odd Fellows to stay in the church. It argues papal decree claims undermine civil rights and insist church membership remains voluntary for American citizens.
A Saint Louis Republic summary notes a long debate among astronomers about Venus possibly having a moon. Some claim observed bodies near Venus resemble a satellite, while others dispute any such moon exists, citing limited solar system evidence and past reports by authorities like Berceur and Rodikler.
A table service guide discusses wine glasses, favoring pure white plain styles with delicate gold rims. It describes goblet shapes for water Burgundy and champagne, and liquor decanters passed by guests after coffee. The piece notes no more than a few glasses at table initially and adds a social observation on life satisfaction.
A man and wife visit an architect requesting a plain eight room house designed to their satisfaction inside, while paying little attention to exterior details. The architect declines, saying the request is impossible, and the couple must seek another firm. The dialogue reveals comic marital and professional tensions.
Testimony from merchants and farmers to the Massachusetts highway commission notes practical benefits from smoother roads. A market gardener says he saves about $1 daily in team costs. farmers expect higher property values with faster transport to markets. a Comapington merchant cites lower haul costs versus distant shipments. The road system, with grades easing from 10–12 feet per 100, will shorten routes and cut travel time, signaling continued gains as construction proceeds over 10–12 years to complete statewide improvements.
The Charleston News and Courier urges that roads drive progress, industry, and national prosperity. It argues highways shape life more than age, comparing the nation’s capital to a sprawling infant without robust road systems.
The article argues that farmers and Michigan residents should invest in good roads, noting substantial sums spent on past road projects that yielded little return. It contends that systematic highway improvement will stretch every dollar raised for roads and deliver real value to pockets and daily life.
Fragmentary notice from Frederick Maryland mentions pricing. Reads unclear text with misspellings and stray quotes. Indicates a sale or product pricing but lacks clear entities or actions.
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