Theatrical Cloaks Depict Equality in Wealthy Daughters
A fragmented 19th century theater notice describes cloaks worn by daughters of multimillionaires, with white cloaks trimmed in embroidery and silver cord. It notes ostentatious costumes, exotic fabrics, and aristocratic props, including an Oriental satin coat and a donkey-gray broadcloth cloak, amid debate on vanity and display in New York society.
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Sode
Mantic Society
New York
Vanity
Guyety
Chalest
Liberty
Science explains esoteric senses and the sixth mind
An excerpt surveys indiscernible senses in animals and humans, noting extrasensory perception through specialized senses and neural pathways. It cites phenomena like derivate phenomena and altered touch, comparing responses across species, and hints at fashion details and animals like chinchilla and ermine.
Dramatic Paris Fashion Fantasia Inspires Opera Visions
Fragmentary gossip on aristocratic Nantles and regal wardrobes signals a grand imagined pageant. References to a queenly figure, Moorish themes, and a wandering court include pleas for extravagance and a South American poncho style, hinting at a theatrical parade or opera gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandarin Jacyca
Poeta
Rene
Chotty
Fragmented notes on senses and perception in animals
A garbled excerpt surveys sensory phenomena in animals. It discusses tactile, visual, hunger and balance senses, motion inertia, jelly-like cranial processes, and odd eye adaptations, with scattered terms and examples that hint at respiration, vertigo, and seas of sensation in various organisms.
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Benson
Cattala
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