Judith Sanford Forced Sale of Blue Lake Ranch Horses
Bud Lee suspects Judith Sanford arranged a heavy sale of one hundred horses and cattle via Dean, Rockwell & Haight in San Francisco while she is away. Hampton runs the operation, but Lee refuses to sell until Judith returns, sensing a hidden motive tied to Bayne Trevors and regional business interests.
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Hampton
Lee
Marcia Langworthy
Leo
Miss Langworthy
Slumpton
Marcia
Mrs. Simpson
Judith
Luke Sanford
Dean, Rockwell & Haight
Simally
Rocky Bend
Tampton
Bud
Donn, Rockwell & Haight
Jord
Western Union
Bayne
Trevors
Sle
Bud Lee
Fampton
Poe
Judith Girl
Bayne Trevors
Carson
Cutie
Foremiu
Lampton
Pollock
Donn
Rockwell & Haight
Devil
Benton
Tripp
Miss Sanford
Bayne ‘Trevors
Blue Lake
Budhee
Bayne Preveers
Quinnion
Leé
Night confrontation over Judith's sale at Blue Lake
Bud Lee and Carson confront Hampton as they suspect Trevors gang has Judith captive. A note from Doc Tripp confirms Judith’s disappearance Saturday night. Lee orders a swift cattle roundup to thwart a rushed sale and plans to confront Trevors while Hampton resists.
Midseason Day Dresses and Luxurious Winter Coats
The article notes a shift toward varied silhouettes with plaits and drapes alongside straight lines for day frocks and travel wear. It highlights wool fabrics, crepe-satin, and novelty weaves, plus fur trims and tailored models. Coats feature strategic fur accents and color-coordinated furs with dark woods tones and bold color contrasts in plaids.
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Julia
Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Lambs Merry Jest and the Morning Post Fees
A brief sketch notes Lambs daily tasks supplying six fees at sixpence each for the Morning Post. Dan Stuart kept him well paid, while six fresh-baked Jess per day became a full order. The piece links flesh-colored stockings to morale, quoting Lamb on modesty and a heavenly ascent of the glowing instep.
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Lamb
Morning Post
Dan Stuart
Jess
Lam
Manchester Guardian
Chinese Tuang Fang sacrificial table on display at Met
A Chinese Tuang Fang sacrificial table from the Chou period, dating circa 4122 and 256 BC, featuring a bronze stand, 12 vessels and a wine dipper, is exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Lord Holland Journal Praises Wordsworth Rarely
In a London journal, the fourth Lord Holland’s late 1800s entry mildly critiques Wordsworth. The note recalls an March 18 1802 dinner with Lord B and Wordsworth described as pompous and canting, aligned with a new school of panicked Germanizing romantics.
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Wordsworth
Lord Holland
London
Holland
The
B.’s
Mr. Wordsworth
Gibbet Supersedes Cross as Imperial Punishment
The cross was abolished by Emperor Constantine and replaced by the gibbet in the Roman empire. The gibbet remained in use as a method of execution into comparatively recent times and figure prominently in English history. It was also used in British colonies such as Newfoundland where Gibbet Hills mark hangings.
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England
Newfoundland
Acceptable Gift for Bride Travel Bag Described
The text describes a medium sized fine leather travel bag in rose violet green or French blue with fittings of tortoise or ivory as an ideal gift for a prospective bride.
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The fragment discusses old colored prints and prints from French or Spanish traditions used to create a striking screen. It notes a heavy natural background as part of the design context.
Coloured Linen and Prints Form Decorative Textile Design
The text describes colored linen and prints laid in pairs on each side to create a design. Decorative motifs are stenciled in colors to hold them together and achieve the effect, with Godey prints also used similarly.
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Godey
Boots Make Trim Ankles In Fashion Claim
A fragment notes that wearing low shoes allegedly enlarges ankles and that women in France adopted lacing boots to keep ankles trim during the morning hours.
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San Francisco
By Jackson Gregory
Simpson
Garson
Doc Tripp
Young Hampton
Hamp
Wee
Tommy Burkitt
Burkitt
Tommy
Plumpton
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