Foster Advances Grover Cleveland Nomination Prospect
The article traces Grover Cleveland’s shifting stance on a possible 1896 candidacy. It notes a sequence from silence on politics to a New York speech on the negro question, then to public deduced willingness to consider a nomination if party calls, culminating in Foster's declaration that Cleveland would accept if asked. It emphasizes the evolving mental posture and public reception during visits in New York and St. Louis.
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New York
Prophecy on the Pacific Dominion and US Trade Lead
The article discusses President Roosevelt foreseeing American dominance in the Pacific. It argues Alaska ports, Hawaiian bases, and the Philippines justify a strong western presence, linking production, exchange, and Oriental trade to national wealth and power. The piece criticizes any neglect of these natural advantages.
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Fashion Advice for Women From Early 1900s Style Column
The article surveys spring fashion, noting neckwear with pens, white gloves as a universal trend, burnt straw hats, and the sloping shoulder look requiring broad collars. It describes lace jackets, front falling scarf-like gowns, dainty frocks with tucks, accordion plaited linens, and high end dresses for young girls in sheer white material with lace insets.
Plaited skirts and fashion notes headline summer wear
A miscellany notes summer fashion with plaited and accordion skirts in pongee or tussore silk. It also lists varied topics from military canteen credit to rail mileage growth and cultural anniversaries, interleaved with brief biographical curiosities and scientific musings.
Bracelets: Fashion Note From Antique Silver to Gold
Bracelets set off a handsome hand and detract attention from undesired features. Massive bracelets are in fashion and give arms a plumper, shapely look due to their weight. They appear in silver and gold, including antique silver set with topaz in varied shades.
Candy as digestion aid and health warning
The article asserts that a small amount of candy after meals aids digestion while sweets between meals harm the stomach. It cautions mothers that letting children snack between meals is a health risk and stems from ignorance.
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