Pansy inspired fabric transfers for decorative dress accents
A Victorian craft note explains using soap and hot water to transfer floral pansy designs onto fabric. It describes color schemes in white, pale yellow, purple and variegated tones, plus a step by step rubbing method and final washing to set the transfer.
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Shakespeare
We Do We Want From Children About Truth
Dr. Woods Hutchinson argues that fear of punishment drives lies but should be kept limited. He notes excessive parental rules breed deceit and urges respecting a child’s reserve and self respect while encouraging honesty and brave conduct.
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Edwin Markham
Woods Hutchinson
Photographs by Phone Bring Monte Carlo Images to Paris
The Indianapolis News reports Paris newspapers now reproduce Monte Carlo photographs sent via telephone wires. A copper half tone image is made at Monte Carlo by insulating lines, then read by a moving cylinder with a contact to transmit current to Paris where a photograph film records the pattern. The process yields a negative and a refined half tone for print. In a separate note, gold production in southern Heers exceeds 60,000 ounces in value during the month.
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Paris
Indianapolis
Monte Carlo
Scientific American
Heers
Dreams of Gladys drives husband to violent rage
Lysander John Appleton reads The Dreams of Gladys on Sunday. His wife hides her magazines while he descends into madness, attacks her, and five men restrain him overnight. He later seeks a morphine cure. Carrot rumah: the carrot diet drives further violence until he leaves.
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Lysander John Appleton
Gladys
Daysey’ Mayme
Lysander John
Jay
Mrs. Appleton
Lysander John Fig
No Authorized Version of the Marseillaise Found
The London Globe reports that no official Marseillaise version exists. A commission has concluded two differing texts survive, one used by the military and another by Paris education authorities, with a revised edition due by the July 14 celebrations.
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Rouget de l'Isle
Paris
London Globe
The Frank and Truthful Husband Explored
Ada Patterson surveys the idea of frankness in marriage contrasting frank and truthful husbands. She uses anecdotes about questions of appearance and fidelity, urging restraint, silence, and consideration to avoid brutal honesty and marital harm.
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Ada Patterson
Longfellow
Rash
America
Mark Twain
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