Civic pride edition aims to beautify Waterloo streets
The Waterloo Reporter dedicates an issue to civic improvement led by the Ladies Literary Society. It urges residents to keep properties clean, enhance sanitary and street appearance, and spread the gospel of proactive community action. Advice and local concerns about public decency, temperance, and urban upkeep fill the pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunes
Waterloo
Literary Society
Women's Cluts
Civia
Studias
Wich
Ida Dhe
Ladies Literary Society
How to Be Safe in Chicago During the Convention
The piece outlines safety tips for attendees of the anticipated national convention in Chicago. It emphasizes avoiding panic and suggests keeping a calm, academic approach to safety concerns while noting lingering political tensions and crowds in the windy city.
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Chicago
Curt
Taft
Big City
Ug Tie Repub
Lcan
This Date in History AMNE 43 1841 Kingston Parliament Meeting
A jolted list of historical dates is presented with events from 1841 to 1901. Highlights include Kingston Ontario hosting the first united parliament, royal notices in Buckingham Palace, and notable figures such as Dr Samuel Plantz of Lawrence University born in 1869. The compilation moves through centuries featuring battles, incorporations, and political milestones.
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First
United Parliament
Kingston
Ontario
Fa Trong
Buckingham Palace
London
Myde Park
U. S
Grestown
General Banke
Assante
Port Hudson
House of Representatives
Joseph Letter
Nan Patterton
Caesar Young
New York
Delyanius
Greece
Samuel Planta
Samuel Plantz
Lawrence University
Appleton, Wis
Gloveraville
N. Y
Walton
Boston University
University of Bella
Methodial Episcopal Church
Plantz
Br. Plant
Baal
Cornells
Baltimore
New York City
Cornalls Tromp
Vilbon
Acadia
New York Society Notes Highlight June Weddings and Events
The June social season buzzes with weddings and society goings on in New York. Ming Jean Reid and Hon. Joan Mubert Ward plan a June 23 ceremony in St James London, while many New York influencers prepare to travel to Europe for the event. The piece covers Broadway landmarks, charity bread lines, and notable society figures including Mrs. Melissa Wilson and family ties to Astors, Vanderbilts, and Goelets, plus charity anecdotes and club life.
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New York
Jung
Gotham
Lordon
Ming Jean Reid
Ambassador Reid
Joan Mubert Ward
St. Jame’s Chapel
Lendon
Europe
Manhattan
Grace Church
Broadway and
Tenth Streets
Broad Way
Broadway
Bregent
Fleischmann
la Man
Ibloctr
Melissa Wilson
Richard T. Wilson
Gotham Society
Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ogden Goelet
Orme Wilson
Caroline Astor
John Jacob Astor
Astors
Vanderblits
Geelots
Newport
Wit Holt
Macon
Georgia
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Ear Health Claims
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as curing deafness caused by catarrh, offering $100 for any case not cured, and notes the Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause. The piece also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and mentions a presidential trip and a copper cable shipment from Vaughan Implement Company.
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Hall
F. J. Cheey & CO
Taleda
Vaughan Implement Company Corner
Sixth and Commercial
Household Department recipes and notices from Wight's Grocery
A jumble of household recipes and kitchen tips lists dishes such as Coffee Chicken Pie Frost Salad and Roast Duck with instruction for oysters and bread pudding. It references a grocery delivery note from a M. Wight 519 Lafayette Street and a centennial birth celebration for Norweg ian patriot Werge land in Fargo North Dakota with local grocery mentions.
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USA
Peruna Promises Nerve Relief Through Digestion Health
An advertisement asserts Peruna aids digestion to strengthen nerves and curb catarrhal stomach issues. A Watsonville testimonial from Mrs. J Jamtees describes long stomach trouble cured after two years of failures with doctors, praising Peruna's digestion focus and condemning sedatives and sleep aids as harmful.
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J.€.Jamtees
Marchant Street
Watsonville
Cal
Tim
Seow
Perana
Latest Fashions Trim Many Gowns With Silk and Lace
Florence Fairbanks reports on this year's gowns and millinery. Designers favor silk, chiffon, and pongee with lace panels, parasols in lace and filet, and bold bows placed on hats. Tailored suits feature Madras and pique fabrics with plain waists, while vivid ribbons, embroidered nets, and hand painted silks highlight afternoon and evening wear.
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Japan
Africa
Japaneca
Florence
Fairbanks
Headwear description from a pink and white hat detail
A small woman wears a decorative hat described as pink and white with a fancy beard trim. The underbrim features a facing and ribbon mingling with roses, while broad ribbon streamers hang under the chin for a refined finish.
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Ehlffan
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