A Pessimist on Pessimism by Edgar Saltus Explored
In the Du Appelle Progress for June 28 1889 a column discusses Edgar Saltus the American pessimist famed for his belief that death is an optimist and wealth lies in limiting desires The piece satirically critiques his views and mocks public figures like Jim Bowker in a florid tongue and dialect of the era.
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Edgar Saltus
Culchah
Lippincott
Saltus
Edgar Salua Saya
Manifest Destiny and Wise Men in a Brooklyn Eagle excerpt
The piece contemplates American ideals as a protector of the weak with echoes from Pacific and colonial views. It cites Sir George Gray and a defense of fair play toward Samoa and questions of foreign meddling. The author laments pretentious talk and mocks “Wise Men” while inviting readers to dispose of them.
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America
Germany
George Gray
New Zealand
Auckland
Algo Aemot
Annering
Euch
Walted Bates
Seabee
Venus
Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
Homes For The People Plans For Affordable Artistic Cottages
A prospectus outlines designs for economical houses from a few hundred dollars to villas. It promotes home ownership, cooperative real estate, and building loans, arguing that widespread home ownership strengthens democracy and national peace. The plans showcase tasteful frames from the National Building Plan Association and its Artistic Homes series.
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Loan Association
Emall
Ee Ey Ae
National
New York and Paris Fashions at Washington Ball
Ball toilettes represent present styles with an imported crew made to order for the inaugural ball at Washington. Modistes create novel evening dresses with varied forms. gowns feature empire bodices, draped skirts, crepe fabrics, and diamond trim. Velvet gowns rise in popularity while white gowns dominate opera and ball events.
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Washington
New York
No Cheap Goods in This Great Metropolis
A New Yorker asks about peak service in New York versus Philadelphia. The respondent replies New York lacks cheap offerings, and the exchange mentions paying rent and asking for a favor.
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Philadel
New York
Philadelphi
New Yorker
Philadelphia
Fashion Notes Describe Cloaks Aprons and Fabrics in Detail
The article surveys several garments including Russian style cloaks with long fronts and armholes, Balmoral capes with detachable hoods, and the Parisienne dress with arm loops. It also features a Pretty Tea Apron in pompous muslin with blue silk trims and related fashion accessories like fans and kerchiefs.
Watches and Watch Styles in Latest Fashions
A fragment discusses ladies watches with various cases from plain gold to gem encrusted and etched designs. It notes gems are valued by quality and size, Chatelaine styles, and men’s watches varying in width and form, with references to fashion trends and brands.
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Drew Prevatia
New Card Cases and Fashion Extras Dominate Early Paris Style
Ivory overlaid card cases with filigree, emerald frog pins, bronze owl head brooches, and gold racquet ball accessories headline a parade of new fashion novelties. Dull sashes gain favor in Pall or sahn, gauze fans feature butterfly motifs, and diamonds highlight ear drops. Silk underwear remains preferred, while London sends music room tables and gowns with colored laces set off by heavy black satin and lotus leaf embroidery.
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Paris
Confectioner’s Confidence in Maggard’s Yellow Oil
A letter from H. Dickinson of Thomas Ont claims Maggard’s Yellow Oil offers relief for rheumatic pains and shaving soreness. He endorses using small home amounts as needed, asserting personal satisfaction with the product.
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Maggard
H. Dickinson
Thomas
New Dakota Montana Washington Rail Routes Promoted
The article touts rail lines by the St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba Railway linking St Paul Minneapolis Ellandale Aberdeen Huron Watertown Sioux City and through Great Falls Helena to Portland Seattle Tacoma and California routes. It cites plains farming wealth in South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Washington with mentions of timber and coal and the promise of dining sleeping and colonial sleepers aboard the line.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Mountana
Washington
Union
Prairie State
St. Paul
Mineapolis
Manitoba
Ellandale
Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Parlin
St. Faal
Turté Mountain
Minot
Devil'd Lake Land
Argo
Devils Lake
Bottineau
St. Fan
Maneapolis
St Paul
Minnapolis
Koski Mountains
Milk River
Great Falle
Helena
Montana
San Pancisco
Coaubia River
Portland
Shasta
Ogden
Utah
California
SE Paul
Mineapelis
Great Falls
Bette
Batte Washington
Paget Soand
Pacifc
St. Paul, Miseapelie
Manitobe
Paertle
Tacoma
Poetland
Pert
Meeutie
F. I. Wurrset
M. Iy
St. Tool
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Jir Bowker
the Heights
Jim Howter
Jim Bowter
Rick
Manifest Destiny
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Buikling Plan
Bob Soaney
London
Roller Mills
Qu'Appelle
Qu Appelle
D. H. McMillan
Bro
J. G. McKenzie
Qu'appelle Station