Moeincert Hobbema and His Dutch Origins
The fragment discusses the painter Hobbema born in Amsterdam around 168%, likely son of Jacob van Tuysdael, with ties to Agesterdam and Roeseuraft. It notes sparse reliable details, his death about forty years before, and that most works attributed to him are later found in various collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbema
Amsterdam
Hilmeid
Jacob van Tuysdael
Agesterdam
Roeseuraft
Brant
Aise Poe
Doctor Kidney Pills Reputed to Heal Moravia wife
In Moravia New York on June 3 Benjamin Woollison describes his wife near death from rheumatism and notes she recovered after taking Dodds Kidney Pills. He praises the medicine saying it saved her and cured bumps all over her body. A local farmer’s tale accompanies the piece, mentioning hard work and a confusing event with a plow during a hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
N.Y
Benjamin Woailbson
Ste
Dart
Stipe Besan
Cuticura Skin Cure Promoted Amid Pageant of Prodigal Son Gossip
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a complete external treatment for skin and hair conditions, claiming it stops hair loss and heals the scalp. The text also narrates a lengthy, critical anecdote about The Prodigal Son stage production and its author touring Riviera gambling locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price S
Grape Nuts Claims Health Boost From Diet Change
A man describes stomach and kidney ailments linked to heavy meat meals and credits Grapenuts cereal with restoring digestion and mental sharpness. He notes improved energy and endurance, allowing work through the day after switching to the product and following the associated health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fashion and social notes at the pension building event
A description of a women’s gathering at the pension building with dresses, styles, and attendees from city and farm areas. The narration mentions a stout woman coordinating the crowd, conversations about mobility and dignity, and a focus on attire details such as a lace trimmed gown and jewelry. The piece closes with a note on electricity aiding household tasks and meal prep for apartment living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Taina
Atericrit
Ny Airways
Phil
Marcher
Mairoat
Vortis Coletti
Electric kitchens and fashion trends in old newspapers
The excerpt discusses compact electric cookers in modern flats, new York apartments with tidy electric outfits, and the appeal of electric ranges. It also touches on fashion notes with Warren Harper and Pilgrim White gloves, plus remarks on grandmotherly jewelry trends toward simpler, matched stones and family treasures reimagined as modern pieces.
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New York
Warren Harper
The
Fashion Notes and Oddities From London’s Spring Line
A spirited survey of spring fashion features coats, collars, and hats with vivid color notes, silk belts, dimond-dusted flowers, and feathered accents. Also guidance on wrapping and shimmering fabrics plus a humorous Recipe to Preserve a Husband claiming to sculpt a long engagement and curb old habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine
Costume Fabric and Skin Beauty Tips From An Era
The article describes a brown taffeta costume with a full layered skirt and tucker front bodice outlined in velvet. It also discusses skin cleansing using tincture of fenzoain and milk and water as beauty remedies, noting soap and water often leave blotches and rough skin. It mentions a few terms and odd spellings typical of old fashion writing.
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Him
Poeres
Sid de Eine
Hall Caine
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Kansas City Journal
Loaondlon
Biepesi Gaubiers
Pouigeers
Dee
Caine
Elaby
Nice
Cadne
Ee Womensias
Ao Chaiss-Oqay Brock
Batiste
Bretelles
Union Pacific
California
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
North-Western
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
W. B. Knistern
P. c. An
Stenographers
Furnis
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Wabash Ave
Colburn
Chicago, Oak Park and Rural Express
Oak Park
Parnell
North Oak Park Avenue
North Elmwood Avenue
Clark Street
TEL
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