Evils of Easy Divorce by Margaret E Sangster
A 19th century critique argues divorce laws vary widely, condemning easy divorce as harming society and especially children. It warns against casual remarriage and stresses the family as a sacred institution, citing moral and social harms from divorce.
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Margaret Sangster
South
Atlantic Seaboard
Mason's
Dixie
Pernona
Wustand
To Reduce a Double Chin
To reduce a double chin apply skin food then lift and roll the flesh between the thumb and first finger firmly but gently. Finish by sponging the chin with cold salt water.
Latest Styles: Empire Afmk Pongee Negligee Trends
In latest styles a charming negligee of aflk pongee in empire style features bands and ruffles of valenciennes lace along the collar. The gown is cinched with a ribbon girdle and a knot with long ends.
Excavation of Herculaneum Reaches New Opportunity At Last
After years of effort Prof Waldstein secures chance to continue digging at Herculaneum. The ancient city, famed for art treasures, is believed to hold vast papyrus libraries and statues. Excavations under royal sponsorship yielded the Bronze Horse and theater remains before interruptions.
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Waldstein
Herculaneum
Thore
Hercules
Iberia
Campania
Christ
Vesuvius
Strabo
Augustus
Dogup Pompei
Herontaneum
Pompeii
Lucus Calyunios Piso
Horentaneum
Pemwul
Lorraine
Italy
Philip V
Naples
Salaa
Poriles
Prince d'Elbeuf
Prince Eugene of
Saxony
Louis XIV
Giuseppe Stendardi
Florence
Charles III
Spain
Portici
Charles
Hercumpeum
Resing
Portiel
Pomfell
Weber
Resina
Floretil
City of Mystery
Victor Cmmmandel II
Kesina
Northwich
Cheshire
England
Stabling
Ingenious Drummer Barnes Sells Portable Farm Engine
Barnes, once a mechanic, becomes a traveling salesman promoting a gas engine on a farm wagon. He removes the pole and powers a wagon mounted gear to drive a pump jack and churns, offering a mobile showroom. His quick setup and advertising value boost sales beyond rivals in his territory.
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Barnes
Middle West
Colorful ship lights spark memory at Peebles Pothecary Shop
A tale recounted by Young Capt Seathy of the White Star Inez Celtic recalls old white signals and the first sight of red and green navigation lights. A Scottish sailor shouted danger as a steamer appeared, shouting Presarve ust and steering toward the pothecary shop at Peebles.
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Pothecary
Seathy
Inez Celtic
Peebles
Christian Register
The Wardrobe as a Reflection of the Wearer
The piece muses on how clothing mirrors personality from gloves and boots to hats and lingerie. It notes evolving fashions for spring including lingerie waistsets, matched muslin sets, silk batiste, and coordinated velvet and lace ensembles with emphasis on caps, gowns, and decorative trims.
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Om Muant
Anade
Fleth
Flowers of Dough by Suzanne Meyer Brings Dough Flowers to Fame
Alsatian girl Suzanne Meyer of Paria crafts dough flowers prized for beauty and durability. Using bread crumbs and no tools beyond scissors she makes pansies roses and leaves. Her work, once experimental, now draws customers from afar and has been accepted by the Salon des Artistes Pran calsea.
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Uwen
Smart Society of America
Mayion Crawford
Rome
Joseph BL Bowles
Suzanne Meyer
Paria
Salon Des Artistes Prancalsea
Miss Meyer
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Margaret E. Sangster
Stuart Blonges