Fads and Fashions in Millinery and Home Decor
A period column on tonics and fancy dress ideas blends with notes on household elegance. It highlights sheer muslin curtains, long draperies, and white muslin accents, plus table decorations like arbutus and spring motifs. It also describes spring millinery trends such as open-work straw turbans, velvet bows, and white lily motifs for baby carriages, capturing city debutante delight and retail displays.
Inconsistent 19th Century Cloak Trends Report
A fragmentary account describes a transition from heavy cloaks to lighter capes and new coverings. It notes an "old-tealgoned castor" style with small added pieces and a felt yoke aims to replace the tur cape. The text mentions fashion shifts and a shift away from lant with a combination card.
Dead Letters Office Exhibit Reveals Mail Mayhem
A Washington display traces careless letter writing and misaddressed mail in the Dead Letter Office. It features a 1788 record of valuables, a vast collection of unmailable items, and curious examples from errors to revolvers mailed with misguided intent.
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Jonathan
Mra Art Evans
Washington
Thin Manum
United States
Gross
Philadelphia
Ton
Germany
Bpringfeld
Lil
Mavans
Til
Christ
Benatorine
Ryan
W D.C
James R
Wood
Jamon R. Underwood
Gear
Barton County
Kan
Tullian
Centralia
Calf Croek
Buffalo Creek
Mery and the Cow
The Woman of Fashion from a Fragmented Style Scene
A fragmented fashion column describes hats, laces, and fabrics in delicate, flowing tones. It notes Chantilly lace, gold crepe trims, and white robes, plus how suedes, boots, and light wires shape a graceful spring look amid social chatter and shop scenes.
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Chantilly Isce
Easton and Allen Parkers in Mauch district events
A garbled OCR style notice lists people and places such as Easton, Mauch Chunk, Parker, and Allen Parkers. It references a Sunday event at a Grove location with various names including Danae Easton Sheila and Pat Horne. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Danae
Easton
Hetiober
Allen— Parkas
Easton Bettie Mauch
Aston
Allentiwn
Mauch Covok
Tamegia
Sheila
Femaquil Capeenda
Emeau
Bas Bottihen
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Partor
Garret
Qalte
Front Street
Peas Bs Hero and Provisions
Ms Wess
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Ateer Arter
Engilahmen
Torvald
the Woman OF Fashion
Orm
Popice
Wil
Eva A. Scoensre
Irtehiman
Breen
Wats
Jimmisbay
Williams’ Pharmacy
West Front
Pol Plainfield
Rae
Newark
Dok Roctr
Ics
Fivresta Mind
Hanemick
Gen Maat
Nile
Aldwen
Boice, Runyon & Co
Mason's Materials,&c
Park Avenue
Boice, Runnyon & Co
Stockbridge Manures
A. M. Griffen
East Front ST
Telephone Ra
Oetker
B. D. Newell's
Mast
Plainfield
N. 2
G. W. Reamer
Ty Liberty ST
Fecked & Ehipved
Tier’s Ice Cream Parlor
Phainfield, Ned
Thor
Henry Goeller, Jr
Lock & Gunsmith
Rememet Mj
Brey Vitaenant Pew
Arena
Gam Pieting Privten Weite
John H. Sayres
New Goode NO
Woolston & Duckle
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North Avenue
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Otel
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AP Eday
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Myer
William J. Stephenson
Wed
Norlth Avenue
A. Mrows
American Steam Laundry
East Front Street
H. W. Marshall
A. M. Seguine
Laing
Appowtte
Madiaeny Apu
Uebet
J. Frank Mundy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Droatway
Thet Society
Bend
Acement
J. T. Vail
Real Estate and Insurance Ss
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Oul
E. Heees
Lehigh Coai
Oftes
Jaimon Aveune
Geukivr
John Johnston
South Avenue
Vet Ry
M. J. Coyne
East Fourth ‘Defelim
Dime— Savings Institution
Plainfield, N.J
Demann
John W. Murray
William White
Nathan Harper
Elias Brope
Onfeer
Mulford Estil
New Jersey
Mr. Leal
John Seal
Develve
G. Sete
John E. Beerbower
Prop
City Hotel
Park Ave
Corner
Second Br
Plainfield, N. J
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Lehigh Coal
Chron & Coddington
NuonsUstan
Wo.t Park Avenue
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