Veiled Verse Of Love And Parting On Lonely River
Poem fragment titled by Mrs. Crawford begins with reflections on parting in silence and by night. It shares a mournful tale of a past love set beside a lonely river, with stars as silent witnesses and enduring memories that linger over time.
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Jong
Mrs. Crawford
Graciousness of High Breeding Warns Against Exclusiveness
In The November Woman's Home Companion Ella Morris Kretechmar argues that true breeding shows in simplicity and graciousness not wealth or rank. She decries exclusive clubs and small town cliques, urging openness and shared humanity over social sport or "our set" arrogance.
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Woman's Home Companion
Ella Morris Kretechmar
Tight Lacing and its Painful Toll on Women
A brief note warns that tight lacing causes extreme pain as it compresses the chest and abdomen, leading to swollen ankles and inflamed feet by day’s end. The article comments on the health risks and discomfort endured by women who wear restrictive corsetry.
Practical Home Remedies and Fashion Flubs Across Society
An assortment of domestic tips and critique of feminine vanity notes a remedy for foot issues using linseed oil and lime water, praises the hand glass for proper attire, mocks imperfect dress details, and describes a paper stuffing method for pillows as a practical, if curious, domestic technique.
Paper pillows claim hygienic superiority in new stuffing
A newspaper note describes pillows filled with paper as a novel concept said to offer superior hygiene. The brief item highlights the claim of unmatched cleanliness and novelty in sleeping comfort.
Pudding Pies and Puddings From Our Cooking School
A compact guide lists several old fashioned puddings and desserts with ingredients and steps. It covers Pudding Pies with milk cinnamon saurol leaf bay leaves butter eggs corn flour bread crumbs apples suet sugar and layering instructions. Also describes Baked Plum Pudding Bolle Weead Pudding Lemon Cheesecakes and related tarts with lemon peel, currants, raisins, almonds, soda, and thick batter, plus baking guidance.
Many Currents in 1900s US News Mixed on Politics and War
Admiral Schley disclaims political aims and a presidential gift. Postmaster general sets domestic postage to Philippine islands and Guam. The London embassy flag half-mast honors Vice President Hobart. Rumors on Baron Pava’s retirement denied. Sedley possibly headed to South Africa depending on events. Missionary funds for the Philippines allocated. Denison flood threats grow. Des Moines forbids street walking after 11 pm without good reason. Wu Tingfang protests Chinese exclusion in the Philippines. Paper trade faces famine due to lower mill water. wireless telegraphy studied by the War Department. Walter Ryan cleared of desertion mark. immigration shows gains. Santo Domingo justice halts sale of late President Heureaux’s estate. government owns property. Shafter to be retired as major general. Bluefields dispute with Nicaragua under review. Georgia debates Willingham prohibition bill. mass public interest. Coaling trial of Massachusetts and Marcellus deemed successful. Chicago drainage canal strike. workers seek $2 pay raise. War damages claims near $25 million. commission to adjudicate possible. Local receipt for Tecumseh honors Lieut. Kavanagh of Johnson County. Coal sellers in St Louis warned by unions to stop sale or face strike.
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Santo Domingo
Heureaux
Congress
Geo. Shafter
State Department
Bluefields
Georgia
State Assembly
Willingham
United States
Massachusetts
Marcellus
Chicago
Joliet
Arthur C. Kavanagh
Johnson County
Neb
Olympia
Mionila Bay
Northwest towns rail near Salubria ignite growth
A fragmented newswire summary notes railroad expansion near Salubria, a colored man William Brooks hanged in Billings for wife murder, a coal miner Thomas Cogin killed in Laramie, and various regional incidents. It reports misc. railway rumors, child Ruth Inman’s bones found near Creston, and multiple local murders, arrests, and industry notes across Wyoming, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington with tense, era-appropriate phrasing.
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Salubria
William ©. Brooks
Billings
Mont
Ber
Thomas Cogin
Hna~na
Wyo
Laramie
Burlington
Ogden
Mulkege
Ourrond
Hartville
Ruth Inman
Big Country
Creston
Wash
Charles Schaefer
Union Pacil
Green River
Cheyenne
Ruddock
Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Cure Ruddock
Isaac M. Evans
Leadsville
Colo
Evans
Colorado
Ita
United States
Brigham Young
Mountain Meadow
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Chicago Chronicle
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Secretary Long
Sedley
South Africa
Methodist Missionary Committee
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Denison
Tex
Des Moines
Wu Ting Fang
Gen
Otisin
Philippine
War Department
Ti Hi
Marconi
Long
Walter Iryan
Muncie
Ind
J. W. Ryan
al Lossen
Hughes Younger
Baker City
Ore
Younger
Lawrence Reatanrach
Lossen
W. D. Jacobs
Ed Harrison
Wyoming
Ed. Haggarty
Rudefeha
Hume's
Rogue River
Oregon
Jobin Gillie
Enginy Anaconda Mining Companiont
Amal
Daly
Montana
George Thompson
Bozeman
Hia
Geddes Sheep Company
Craig
Paville
Denver
Burt