Spring and Summer Fashion Dreams in Paris Styles
An essay on post holiday fashion shifts from fur sale scraps to lavish spring summer gowns. It details the era's Empire and tea gowns in mousseline and satin, cerise embroidery, black net boleros, and pale pink lace. Paris influences lavish babied jewelry, with caution about Art Nouveau rings amid bold styles.
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Vandalism Tales From A Winter Pilgrimage
The piece recounts Rider Haggard's A Winter Pilgrimage noting tourist vandalism in the old world, citing a Cyprus shrine and a legendary everlasting lamp. A traveler questions the flame’s guardianship, then quips that it, perhaps, is out now, highlighting the tale’s irony.
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Rider Haggard
Cyprus
Pilgrim
Iowa Senate and House push varied reform and finance bills
Des Moines reports from Feb 17 to Feb 22 show Iowa legislators advancing measures in health, finance, labor inspection, stock sale fraud, divorce restrictions, and highway funding. Proposals include empowering the state board of health, outside lending bans, guardianship limits, labor reports, a fish way, street railway inside grounds, valued property tax, and stricter election spending rules with varied penalties.
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Iowa Dairy Association
Long waited letter from 1874 finally reaches Palmer House
Chicago letter mailed November 15, 1874 at the Metropolitan hotel long since closed, delivered Friday to Frank McDonald at Palmer House. Stamp canceled at Chicago post office on the same day and the letter arrived February 21, 1902, more than 27 years later.
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Washington Streets
Palmer House
Frank McDonald
Dickenskins wedding links to Rhodesian solicitor’s kin
Enid Dickens granddaughter of Charles Dickens wed Ernest Bourchier Hawksley son of Cecil Rhodes solicitor in London. The bride is noted for achievements in literary and art circles. A Nineteenth Century writer argues nonsense reading harms the press until respected families view it as drink.
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Charles Dickens
London
Ernest Bourchier Hawksley
Cecil Rhodes
Opening game season chaos on a rabbit raid night
A November 1 1901 tale from Guttenberg Union Hill and Jersey City describes a dawn raid by German settlers hunting rabbits with multiple dogs guns and labeled signs as a sleepless writer watches veiled by mischief. One rabbit hides under a barn as a Teutonic hunter on a pony leads the field.
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Union Hill
Jersey City
Blucher
Brother Rabbit
Mister Man
Cuttlefish Seen Off Germanys North Coast
A large number of cuttlefish have recently been caught off the north coast of Germany. They have never before been found in these waters, making the reason for their appearance difficult to explain.
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Germany
Personal Responsibility and Leadership at Tammany Hall
A speaker extols personal responsibility as the basis of trust in public life. He asserts leaders must declare responsibility for actions, avoid cowardice and hypocrisy, and run organizations with honesty, directness, and promptness, promising transparency to the public.
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Crites
Tammany Hall
Peruna Extols Cure for Catarrh Across the Nation
Letters praising Peruna as the age’s catarrh remedy pour in from all classes in the Union. Governor of Oregon endorses it, noting use for colds in his family. Dr Hartman urges households to keep Peruna for coughs and winter climatic ailments and to obtain his free book "Winter Catarrh."
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Pacific
Harting
Statesman
Oregon
Pe-ru-na
United States
Italian and German School Presence in Venice and Europe
Venice hosts a German school with more Italian pupils. Paris Milan Stuttgart and Zurich maintain small scale schools relative to population. Mrs. Oliver Ames funds a brass band for the Oliver Ames High School in North Easton Massachusetts. Harvard’s Prof Hugo Munsterberg proposes a new Emerson Hall for the philosophy department.
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Paris
Milan
Stuttgart
Zurich
Oliver Ames
North Easton
Mass
Hugo Munsterberg
Philosophical Department
Harvard College
Emerson Hall
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure a 5 Month Back Pain
Erie Kansas resident W H Ketchum suffered a five month back pain in 1900. After trying doctors with no relief he used six Dodd's Kidney Pills daily, soon felt soreness vanish, then finished a second box and has had no trouble since.
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W. H. Ketchum
Dodd
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