Sea cook at sea shifts from labor to luxury on modern liners
The Indianapolis Journal notes a transformation from the old sailing ship cook to a deckside functionary with high pay and staff. Modern liners feature multiple specialized cooks, lavish galley facilities, and abundant supplies, replacing the rough, two-quart water diet with hotellike abundance and comfort for the crew.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Philadelphia
Cook
A Woman's Age and the Fashion of Truth
A New York Sun discussion on whether women must reveal their ages, noting social pressure and vanity. The piece cites anecdotes across courts and salons, contrasts Japanese coiffure signals of age, and ends with a humorous exchange about graduation and maturity.
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New York Sun
England
Prince of Wales
Japan
Becoming an Immortal Rostand Tells How to Gain a French Academy Seat
Paris interview with Edmond Rostand on joining the French Academy in 1901. He recounts the rigors of a three generation life record, soliciting votes from immortals, and the ceremony, attire, and social demands of immortality. He notes Daudet and Zola’s struggles, the blend of merit and politics, and the academy’s limited literary representation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Paris
Edmond Rostand
Academy
Gaston Paris
Boulevard Press
Cyrano de Bergerac
New York
Edmond
Rue de Neuville
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Gaston
Alphonse
France
Rostand
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Harve
Thoreau
Meziere
American Academy
Mr. Howells
Mark Twain
Jim
Daudet
Emile Zola
Zola
Chantilly
Duc d'Aumale
Hanotaux
Ollivier
Audiffred
Freycinet
Paul Desconnel
Oth
Institute For the Encouragement of Virtue
Belle
Anatole France
Richard Harding Davis
Council of State
Heloise Comtesse D'Alemcourt
Niche Confusion In A Kindergartens English Lesson
In Philadelphia Ledger a small girl, Edith, learns a word meaning recess. She writes that "The children ate their lunch at niche" and the teacher is amused by the flexible meanings in English.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Edith
Niche
Miss Bright Eyes
You’re a little bit off ain’t you
A terse dialogue fragment shows a backhanded exchange about accuracy and perspective. The speaker notes payment and a bulldog reference, questioning how a front view could reveal the detail. The line hints at deception or misperception in a scene.
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Bulldog
Fashion Notes on Summer Frocks and Fabrics in Vogue
Women favor the kilted skirt in figured fabrics and linen for summer. Embroidered hems, Spanish laces, and Paraguay appliques rise in popularity, while taffeta regains favor for carriage wraps and gowns. Rose pink and pale green remain fresh, with bold patterns in foulard appealing to individuals who can afford multiple frocks.
Pictures for 25c and 48c Water color facsimilies
Advertises frames and prices for water color facsimiles and photo gravure portraits. Lists American Poets and Authors volumes with framed options and reduced prices. Mentions Whitcomb Riley Field Poe Whitman Whitman and other authors.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Eugene Field
Bret Harte
Walt Whitman
Edgar Poe
Will Carleton
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