Styles of the Day in Pique Gowns and Millinery
The piece surveys Paris inspired dress sensibilities with large sleeves and layered bodices, double skirts, and swathed gowns. It notes colors like gray, cream, and blue, plus new trims such as narrow frills and lace edging. Accessories highlighted include hats in cream straw, jewelry trends in engagement pieces, and bold millinery shapes with crowns and feathers. It also touches on social fashion etiquette, remarks on calm dressing, and briefly mentions horse racing news, auctions, and infrastructure spending in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Coloe
Sleirix
Notiers
France
Allie
Eton
Partial Ridge and Bracelets Feature Pleases Taste
A fragment describes fashion details with gold lettered lady names and numeratic designs, praising concealment of watches in various articles. The tone suggests refined taste and novelty in accessory presentation, though specifics are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Reots
Fragmentary note on lace and weave details
A partial text discusses lace and weave characteristics, noting difficulty distinguishing certain materials. Mentions two parts or components and references to Arent or idem items without clear context or names.
Land and Lot Listings on Jordan Belt Line Crockett and More
An old time classifieds notice offering multiple land and lot parcels for sale. Properties include 140 by 150 on Jordan street near Belt Line, a corner plat at Texas Avenue and Murphy streets, several attractive Crockett street lots with residences and sewer, plus numerous Murphy, Donovan, Davis, and Butler’s Hill lots. Rentals noted from eight to twenty dollars per month. Contact at 205 Milam street to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Street
Texas Avenue
Murphy Streets
Izard
Crockett Street
Murphy Street
Hospital
Sprague and
Lawrence
Donovan Street
Davis Street
Butler's Hill
A W. O. ‘Hicks
Ragtag Arts Facts From a Fragmented Local Page
The fragment notes Rudyard Kipling and Wilhelm Busch on ghosts and money, a German caricaturist earning vast sums, Monarch of the Glen sold for 69425, Tolatol a versatile craftsman, Corot sketches count, 12000 Corot works cited, Tesoro del Hogar Fireside Treasury published in Guayaquil by a Peruvian woman, Carl Rosa’s prize dispute ends with a cut picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Wilhelm Busch
Popelee Palnti
Monarch of the Glen
Lee Tolatol
Corot
Hi ‘Tesoro del Hogar
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Senora Dour
Laretra de Liona
South Americana
Port
Carl Rosa
Paris
TABLE ETIQUETTE BY THE SINGERS AND DINING TIPS
Rules for table manners include using a fork instead of cheese knives, eating from the main dishes with proper utensils, and avoiding clutter from many vegetable dishes. Hands should hold handles, goblets by stems, and forks placed in their proper spots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin
Angelina
Mercury
Ayen
Wooloo Woolow
Rufalo
August Belmont
Kentucky
Prince Karl
London
Twin City
Antralla
New South Wales
Samppee
Garrison
Hayward
Tarn
McLaughlin
Rin
Milam Street
C. D. Hicks
George W. Kendall
Castle Serbh
Bhreveport
Lissa Stall Yunant
United States
State
Hailroad
Sebo
Orive
Texas
P.O. Box
Frank Pierce
Market ST
Tim Procress
Steffice
Ieee
Daan
Adler
Keachie
PML
Sackie
Net
Asi
C. W. Tomkibs
Miss Willimentic
Cullen
Puss Maude Swift, Fuller
G. H. Cash, Misa
Corinne Exell
Michael Magruder
Wawy g.Wborley
Pestaficeid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!