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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1897

Page

5

Woman's World Features Joanna F Wood Legacy

A profile of Joanna F Wood, Scottish born American novelist, noting her Canadian education and realist approach. Describes her as a tolerant writer who shows charity rather than moral condemnation, with emphasis on her emulation of realism and humane interpretation of life. Quoted remarks from Honora Howard in Buffalo Express praise her approach.

Mia Joanna F. Wood Joanna E. Wood Queenston Hisgara Miss Wood Wood Waa St. Catharines Collegiate Institute Canada Baa Europe New York Philadelphia Eho Paris London

Visiting Costumes Inspire Elegant 19th Century Attire

A description from Isabel A. Mallon in The Ladies' Home Journal details two visiting costumes worn by a caller at a friend's house. The first features a mixed brown and white cheviot ensemble with a short Eton jacket, green velvet belt, green velvet accents, and a brown felt hat with brown feathers, gloves, and mink muff. The second showcases a black moire skirt with a velvet mantled marquise bodice, striped silk waistcoat, black astrakhan cape and matching muff, a black velvet bonnet with white tips, astrakhan heads, jet ornament, and heavy white gloves.

Eton Isabel A. Mallon Ladies’ Home Journal Kid Mick

Drab In Favor as a Fashion Contrast

The New York Post notes drab or winter sky tones as a dull metallic shade, contrasting it with bold brick red gowns. It cites French design that elevates drab with black, white, and red accents, transforming a dowdy fabric into a chic, restrained look versus brighter contrasts.

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Fire Alarm Stations in Shreveport Districts

The city’s fire alarm system lists stations by district with cross streets. First District includes Nos 12 13 14 15 16 at various corners on Commerce Travis Market Caddo Marshall Fanin Common. Second District Nos 21 22 23 24 25 23 27 28 at Market Cotton Spring Marshall Crockett McNeil Louisiana Cotton. Third District Nos 31 32 34 35 at Cotton Cane Christian Wood Sprague Peabody Williams. Fourth District Nos 41 42 43 at Lawrence Texas Murphy Greenwood Jordan.

Commerce Travis Streets Market Caddo Sts Texas Sts Marshall and Fanin Sts Common Cotton Sts Cotton Spring and Milam Sts Marshall and Crockett Streets Marshall Street Line Avenue McNeil and Texas Louisiana and Cotton Streets Milam Ste Cotton and Cane Sts Christian and Wood Sta Sprague Street Weston Avenue Peabody and Williams Streets

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