Tricks of Speech and Ejaculatory People in Society
A critical survey of social speech habits exposing habitual exclamations and repeated phrases that mark a person as always surprised. It catalogs common ejaculations like Goodness and By Jove, and notes how repetition and insistence on originality reveal social manners and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsay
Tyou
George
Blair
Squires
Nh Kense
Isay
France
Germany
Tlalich
WESLEY UNDER-SHIRTY AND POLITICS IN’S SHAM
A New York World column mocks American politicians for fashion and bluff, highlighting Mr. Kelley of Pennsylvania in Indianapolis and a string of others by humorous references to shirts. It treats political rhetoric as attire and questions motives with satirical asides about undershirts and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Wesley
New York World
Dean
Towa
Missuri
Henry Clay
John Fallstell
Tichy Dowlas
Kirkwood
Kelley
Kay
Brooklyn
New York
Cross
Walefield
Switzerland
Buchanan
Indianapolis
What to Wear and How to Wear It Fashion Advice from a bygone era
A long fashion column discusses sleeveless basques and jackets staying in style, with tips on embroidery, trims, and new dress silhouettes. It covers hats, sashes, and fabric choices, plus accessories like bracelets, nets, and an "invisible" hair weave. Also notes county auctions of freedmen as labor law commentary amid social tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Catholic Church Row Ends With Ejection and Split
Vincent Hagermann, an officer of the Knights of St. George, helped eject Father Meinrad Jeggle from Our Lady of the Holy Martyrs church in Baltimore. Hagermann filed a warrant for Jeggle’s arrest for assault, the case was postponed after preliminary examination, and Jeggle was released on bail amid a dispute over church authority. A recent Knights of St. George picnic sparked debate on dancing and priestly interference, leading to a vote declaring the organization independent from priestly control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Meorning
Vincent
Hagermenn
Fourten Holy Martyrs
South Mound Street
Meinrad Jeggle
Hagermann
Jeugle
Nesault
Jeggle
Catholic Benevolent Society
Knights of St. George
Paother Jegele
Pri «Ate
Hagerman
Indians and the Blagn Wills Council Explored
Maj. Harry W. Bingham of the Cheyenne Indian Agency says a September council on cession of the Black Hills will be the largest ever on the continent with 25 000 to 30 000 Indians expected. He doubts any final cession, noting minerals lure and bands will push to gain advantage within the framework of a peaceful transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Bingham
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Black Hills
Ibingham
Hills
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Monitean Co
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Missaeli
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Main Street
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J. B. Kreitz
Mem of
Scheiner & Kreitz
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Saddlery
Maine Street
Quincy
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Jacob Metz
Tkfl
John B
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ITIT
van Buren Street
Chicago
A. W. Kinghland
Maine
du Quincy
L. Ac
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SO Hannahire Street
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Hy, Cy Nichols
Notary Public
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Ezedters
Guandlane
A.H. Keath
Eaw
Turtence Witedd
Ielingis
Sardes He
Alii Re
Kirlop
Superior Music Books
National Hymn and Time Book
Ophean
Gene OF
Lyon & Heavy
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Borton& C. Hitso &Co
Broadway
W. A. Onan
Ros. Lowley
W.H. Coast
Bradbury
P.P. Bien
T. D. Woodruff
Fourth St
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Udaate
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