Office Etiquette and the Mirror's Tale Across Editions
A column notes correct conduct between men and women in offices with a rule that men wait for women to speak, plus social cautions for older men helping newcomers. It discusses courtesy, workplace routines, and says greeting on first day matters. Also reflects on vanity and beauty in mirrors and the life of early women aviators from Garnerin to Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Gaa Tanners
Boon
Nored
Rus
Sheer
New York World
Heauty
Mme. Nedar
Niewbourg
Hanover
Sage
Mlle
Garnerin
Mime
Blanchard
Milan
Nero
Anetria
Louis XVIII
Paris
Johnson
Mississippi
France
Winder
Mme. Surcouf
Dundee Advertiser
Doleful Paracit of Art Prompts Studio Housing Debate
Dozens of women in this city endure lonely studio life as artists chase fame and fortune. They live in cramped spaces with meager food and limited amenities, sacrificing home life and potential marriage for a precarious art career.
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Tay
Dananess Chinn Berg
Joa
Cues Ig Ny “Y. Nanen Plberss
Ami
Lover After Marriage And Smiling An Art
The piece argues women dissatisfied with husbands and men, praising lovers after marriage as ideal partners. It notes a Paris school teaching smiling as charm, claiming a twenty lesson path to a perfect smile.
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Min
Tok
New Haven Register
Paris
Fashion Notes From Paris On Winter Attire
The era shows longer coats and durable fabrics with chamois and castor gloves popular. All silk textiles feel the cold influence and front hairstyles rise in waves. White lingerie petticoats remain in vogue as Paris offers airy and tillowy garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Beauty of All on the White River Vessel
The vessel boasts 1,600 passenger capacity with room on the upper deck. Niagara front lines report steady traffic and a constant year round service. The boat began operations in November 1997 and has not missed a trip since.
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iNiagara-foronte
Irl
Great Lakes
Neavember
French marriage crisis prompts pleas for freer womanhood
The piece discusses Paul Margueritte in Le Journal urging freer womanhood in France. It notes marriage trends, rising living costs, and a shift toward luxury in cities. It reports men delaying or avoiding marriage, preferring wives with money, and comments on women’s roles in work and home management. It also covers reader opinions on desirable female qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates
Paul Margueritte
le Journal
France
Flargueritte
Paris
Henri Rochefort
The Biggest Ferryboat on Lake Ontario
A passenger from a New York paper notes the Ontario No. 4 ferry on Lake Ontario, a railroad ferry that carries thirty cars between Charlotte and Cobourg. It resembles an ocean steamer with four tracks on the main deck run by adjustable aprons, designed for fair weather operation.
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Lake Ontario
Staten Island
Brooklyn
New Haven
Brooklyn Bridge
Federal
Jeresy City
Asott Haven
Charlotte
N. C
Rochester
Cobourg
Ontario
Interview Recap in Chicago Record Herald
A dialogue features a man answering questions about temper, honesty, alcohol use, past theft, jail time, family ancestry, employment history, and debts. He admits occasional drink, prior funds taken not deliberately, and a hangman ancestor. He claims a long job history and a small salary peak of nineteen dollars per week.
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Chicaze Record Herald
Lady of the Slats and the Itinerant Fashion Taste
The New York Mail notes that women's hats grow wilder with mushroom and Merry Widow shapes, often resembling inverted baskets or turtle shells. Fashion's strange influence reshapes perception, as instantly rational dress can seem dull by comparison to extravagant streetwear.
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Ian
New York Mail
Bryce Boots Blocked by Wisconsin Daughters
The Madison incident at the University of Wisconsin shows Ambassador Bryce arriving with one pair of boots and leaving in a different pair after two of President Van Hise’s daughters polished the footwear. A Milwaukee paper relays Bryce’s remark that the first boots were packed as souvenirs of the trip and the moment of the presidents daughters’ hospitality.
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Madison
Wris
Bryce
University of Wisconsin
van Hise
Milwaukee
Janet
United States
Springield Republican
Impressions of Rome in a London drawing room
In a London drawing room a widow of a Midland manufacturer recalls a trip to Rome with her daughter. The dialogue shifts between memory and the future as a hostess and visitors discuss travels and a glamorous purchase.
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London
Rome
Rick
Ramel
Ethel
Athis
Nation's progress urged as key to great achievements
Amid varied editorials the piece urges continued effort to stay youthful in purpose and pursue grand undertakings. It cites global trends from Britain to the United States, warns against moral laxity linked to vice, and calls for responsible action by motorists and citizens to advance peace, reform, and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
New York World
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Bartra
New York City
Tthe
Albanaa
Boston Post
Hitulous
Proibitionists
Fragmented historic ad text with remedies and products
A jumbled OCR fragment lists medical remedies and products such as Cuticura and Hamlin's Wizard, with references to bottles, prices, and old marketing phrases. It also mentions soothing syrups for teething and various items like champagne and grapes, all in a hazy, overprinted historical ad style.
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Bohemia
New York Press
Women Aeronauts
Lady of the Slats
Mr. Bryce
Impressions of
Leip Frou
Nias
Louisville
Spreckels
Ana Reir
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
St. Louis
Preas
Boston Herald
San — Franciseca
Protective Society
New ‘York
Autor Mobiles
The
Boston Transcript
Clerald, Pegler
Cuticura
Boston
Hamlin
Sicili
Wall Street
Howel AF Street
Cloutom
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