Four Ocean Highways Guide Atlantic Mners Routes
The United States hydrographic office describes four fixed Atlantic routes used by liners between America and Europe, based on Maury’s plan. Winter and summer lanes run parallel north of traditional paths, with east and west bound tracks to minimize collisions and keep routes clear of hazards.
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North Atlantic
Ocean
Atlantic
America
Europe
Grand Banks
England
Ireland
Newfoundland
Cape Race
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Maury
United States Navy
Nes
Clement A. Griscom
American Line
Thomas H. Ismay
White Star Line
New York Mail
Dzpresa
The American Girl Abroad Style and Versatility
An essay extols the American woman as versatile ambitious and outspoken, contrasting U S society with Britain. It argues American women travel, learn, and shape views early, with independence powering influence and social status, while noting perceptions of aristocracy and fashion. The piece concludes that the American girl may be the best dressed.
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Britain
England
Geldom
The Gentle Art of Jollying Then and Now
A column extols jollying as a social art spanning college to everyday life. It notes born or achieved talent, the value of cheerful compliments among both sexes, and the influence of surroundings on character. It observes flirtatious bouquets from girls and the appeal of artificial flowers, urging lightness over mature sentiment.
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South
Peoria St
Qurcano
St. Louis
Thad
Cardus
Woman's Industrial Emancipation Speech by Wright
Carroll D. Wright United States Labor Commissioner argues industrial emancipation is the path to female equality and political freedom. He says true science supports elevation of women, who would own their own being, pursue honest competition, and secure equal pay where skills match.
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Carroll D. Wright
United States Labor Commissioner
Phil May Bargain at Stratford on Avon Fair
An amusing tale of artist Phil May sketching a conjurer’s handsome volunteer and being paid in mixed coins from a trick packet. The conjurer praised the portrait and joked that Phil would progress to prominence at the Royal Academy. The story ends with Phil discovering two pennies and a halfpenny, calling it the most entertaining commission yet.
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Phil May
Stratford-on-Avon
Phil
Portrit
Incomin’ R’yal Academy
Got Along Without It
A fragment quotes Mrs. Oldcastle and Josiah debating remedies for seasickness aboard a voyage to Europe. The exchange notes that medicines do not help the speaker, while a bottle is mentioned in passing. The brief local tone mirrors a tossed anecdote from a newspaper page.
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Europe
Mrs. Oldcastle
Josiah
Chicago
Record-Herald
Uncless Telling Phrase Reflected in Ledger Note
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment presents a dialogue about cultural pride. A Briton is praised by an Englishman who recognizes vanity, while a Yan Kee comments that pretensions may not alter knowledge. The exchange hints at cross cultural attitudes.
Becoming Discouraged He Your Father Did Not Object to Our Marriage
In Brooklyn Life the narrator notes the father is discouraged, admitting he has given up on being overly particular about the marriage. The remark signals shifting family attitudes and tenderness in a close domestic scene.
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Papa
Brooklyn
Butcher Reflections on a Durable Steak Exchange
A customer recalls a yesterday order describing a “good and strong” steak. The butcher comments on satisfaction and durability, noting a positive impression of quality and service in a concise exchange.
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Mrs. George
Leola Allard
Northwestern University
Balzac
Ilugo
Wal“ic
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Hernani
Brignoli
Bianchi
Brig
Richard Owen
John Russell
Lord John
Buchanan
Pall Mnj Gazette
Peebles
Robert Chambers
Wiliam
Paris
Wisrin
Philadelphia Ledger
the Herald
Wall Atlas
California
Oregon
Washington
Missouri River
Iowa
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Kniskern
Mansoer
Chigagg
Krebs Bros
Granite Monuments
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EDAR
D. Kaubdle
Nev. O
Siza
Dewitt & OO
Oni
Chichester
Orighester Chemical
Madison Square
PHILA
Cardui
Putnam
Sue Coun
Monroe Drug Company
Unionville
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