Sitting Bull Dined In Sioux Camp Clothing Prank Explores 1870s Fargo Scene
An 1870s Fargo camp tale recounts Sitting Bull visiting the Northern Pacific encampment. Engineers, camp cooks, and a priest create a comically altered outfit using stockings and pins. A clergyman blesses the meal and confronts the chief, who interrupts with a firm no and ends the scene.
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Fargo
N. D
Missouri Valley
Washington
Bismarck
Fort Lincoln
Bitting Hull
Poli
Raimunt
Himeel
Northern Pacific Railroad
Satiz Fu
Venny
Met
Mule Lis Debux
Lefe
Atonte
Prairies
Indiana
Amr Nimiater
Italy
Rouni
Gover
Bik
Bik Bong Delayed Dinner With Ferce Appetite. Pregret
Sitting Bull
Denver
Gentlemanly honor and admission in clubs questioned
The piece debates club integrity and the scarce remedy when a mistakenly admitted member proves unclubable. It asks if gentlemanly honor allows degrees of tolerance and compares it to taste in music, questioning the limits of forgiveness once a fault is revealed.
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George William Curtis
Harper's
Princess gown fashion divided by fit and exclusivity
The article reviews the princess gown trend noting its elegance and difficulty of fit. It argues the two piece dress offers wardrobe variety and practicality for dressmakers, with several street gown models shown and a sketch of a violet satin princess suit.
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Alice Flonnee
Jepte Chollet
Seven Plain White Slips for Children’s Everyday Frocks
A fashion notice promotes white slips and simple gowns for girls from age two to twelve. It extols plain white dresses over silk, favors durable fabrics like challie and china silks, and advises focusing on fit and finish. A sample dress with chalile, ribbon bands, vandykes, and a ribbon-trimmed bodice is described.
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China
Home Life on an Ostriel Farm Excerpt Delights Readers
In the England issued book by Mrs. Martin the tale of Sarah a tame baboon from South Africa is told. The animal loves sworta wrapped in papers and unfolds them with care as if revering a sacred text. A night adder surprises her causing a swoon she recovers after water chafing and brandy.
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Delavan
Behrens
Phrenologiccal Journal
Boston Herald
England
Martin
South Afriica
Sarah
Sworta
Mohammedan
Vinegar Pie Incident Plea Mentioned in Mrs Custers Book
A cook offered to make vinegar pies claiming lemon pies pale in comparison. Following a lover’s recipe, a pie with vinegar was prepared, provoking mixed feelings of gratitude and distaste as the mistress faced the unwanted dish. Mrs Custer’s Book notes the scene with restrained humor.
Three Branches of the Greek Church
The Orthodox Church in Russia and the Orthodox Church in Turkey form two major branches with a third national Greek church. The exar through the Saint Petersburg Synod leads the Russian section, while the Turkish branch is under the Constantinople patriarch and its subordinate patriarchs. A permanent Greek national synod governs the church in Greece.
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Russia
Turkey
Greecs
Exar
Holy Synod of
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Antioch
Greece
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Silent Zeno Principle in Youthful Improvement
Quoted line from the New York Ledger on temperance and self control. The piece reflects on yielding temper to achieve peace and suggests youth is a season for improvement. It citing Zeno as choosing silence among virtues.
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Zeno
New York
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