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Newspaper

Pratt City Herald

Location

Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1901

Page

2

Fall Fashions Show Little Change in Arrivals

In Paris and Dieppe reports on the coming fall styles indicate gowns for August will mirror September designs with minimal modification. Observers expect only slight material changes by October while extravagant, personal fashion continues to dominate in Europe and America.

Telay Paris Biarritz Diarritz France Dieppe Trouville Avranches England America

French Peasant Girls Imported as Wives in Canada

The Rochester Union and Advertiser notes French government sent young peasant girls to Canada in the 17th century for pioneers. Report recalls mothers with 10 to 12 children, skilled in spinning, weaving, and many crafts. It describes early marriages and rapid aging of romance among French Canadians.

Canada France Canadian America Rochester Union and Advertiser Quebec

Golden rule lesson prompts boy to share pie with father

In a San Francisco Bulletin item a boy named Tommy Tan declares the golden rule and then presents his father with a knife and a pie, insisting he eat it as a moral lesson. The fragment ends with a quoted praise of the writer’s efficiency from the Chicago Daily News.

Beardtman Wanda Fae Cross” Pond Tommy Papa San Francisco Bulletin Chicago Daily News

Fashion’s Mirror portrays latest hats and costumes in vivid detail

The article surveys hats, gowns, and accessories with silk plaits, sailer blouses, and waist suits. It highlights fabrics like silk, organza, and serge for yachting wear, notes white and blue color trends, trim choices, and new hat draperies. It also describes gloves, hulls, and cape-hoods for windy weather and fashion-forward ensembles.

Huston Hong Paris Gainsborough

Hidden Acts of Charity at College Breadline

A student recounts two acts of aid from women during college years. An old friend gave ten dollars with no obligation to repay, later restored the loan, and a restaurant owner quietly covered meal tickets after learning of the friend’s generosity. The narrator reflects on charity and pride.

State University Westover Aiden Ladies’ Home Journal Luke Thad

Freezing Fruit Syrup Method from People’s Home Journal

A recipe advises boiling sugar and water for twenty minutes then skimming and cooling. It suggests adding two to three pints mashed and sifted fruit pulp and juice, such as peaches plums or apricots, and freezing the mixture. Weaker or stronger fruit may require more sugar and lemon juice, with optional one pint of cream added when partly frozen.

John People’s Home Journal

Spinach and Egg Fry Up From Ladies' World Note

A dinner leftover recipe describes finely chopping cold spinach with three or four poached or boiled eggs. Mix thoroughly and sprinkle pepper, then fry in butter until cooked. The note appears from Ladies' World.

Ladies’ World New

Navy exhibit at Pan-American shows U S naval progress

The Navy Department display at the Pan-American exposition presents a comprehensive view of naval development from early frigates to modern battleships. Commodore Williamson, Hobson, and Col. Peters supervise a vast exhibit featuring ships models, maps, and cutaway gear, including Annapolis cadet life and the evolution of vessels such as the Maine and Olympia.

Battary Navy Yard Col. BL. Peters Pennsylvania Ulan Aramid Wiipolis de Ulaa United States Navy Yards Amd Unite States Navy Carliers Mvs Navy New York Brooklyn Oregon Indiana Texas Olympia Baltimore Atlanta Petrel Maine W Tiamson Richmond Pearson Hobson

Michael Angelo House in Rome Faces Demolition for Public Works

The Pall Mall Gazette notes Rome is altering with the Victor Emmanuel monument expansion, threatening the Michael Angelo house where he spent his last years and penned sonnets with Vittoria Colonna. Critics call it a loss of a revered relic, unearthed in 1866 and once marked by a tablet, now endangered by urban progress.

Rome Piblic Michael Angelo Victor Emmanuel Vittoria Colonna Colonna Palace Torrigiano England

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