Capuchic and capuchie in fashionable talk
A wide article discusses evolving fashionable language among the French, introducing capuchic as the new dandy word and capuchie as the seashore variant. It notes Paris usage among the Champs Elysees crowd, parallels with English fashion terms, and stresses theatrical postures and deliberate speech. Various asides cover theater call-boys, a medical anecdote, and European political gossip.
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Copuchic
Dude
Charles IX
Henry Trois
Beau Brummell
England
Pelham
Jeunesse Francaise
Becarre
Paris
Champs Elysees
Cluny
le Cocher
Jean
Pierre
Viture
M. Grevy
Foolish looks mislead even the wise says Arkansaw Traveler
The Arkansas Traveler warns that appearances deceive the clever and even the educated. It argues pure water seems muddy, good looks mislead, and the most ignorant person is often closest to nature. It cites old sayings about potatoes and flowers to illustrate human folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Frost
Arkansaw
Fashion’s Source in Paris and the Mystery of Authority
The article ponders where fashion begins in Paris and who truly sets it, likening it to myths of earth support. It imagines a single man shaping styles for millions, a powerful figure whose influence rivals ancient rulers, and questions the reality behind fashion’s true origin.
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Paris
Tures
Alexander
Atlanta Constitution
Malaria and Health Adverts Mention Health Tonic
A historical ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for a severe malarial form called dumb ague with symptoms of chills heat and exhausting sweat. It links malarial disorders to liver derangement and saffron skin tint, claims Bitters heals constipation dyspepsia and rheumatism, and notes a Milwaukee switchmen strike and a book offer. Also mentions Bishop William Dalaney of Cork dying.
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Gibraltar
Brown
medical cures and product pitches in a late 19th century page
A jumble of ads and notes promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Brown’s Iron Bitters for digestion and strength, plus remedies like Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and Ayer’s Pills. Other items claim hair renewal, sailboat rigging, and cosmetics, with scattered anecdotes and local notices.
Annie Shaw and Her Bold Standing in Michigan Ride
Annie Shaw earns respect for grit as she confronts insults with a Derringer threat during a lumber region ride in Michigan. A public meeting afterward features a debate on strong minded women with Miss Shaw answering, I was born so, to a question about her short hair.
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Annie Shaw
Michigan
Miss Shaw
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
Purifies blood to end catarrh and boosts vitality. Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier, with testimonials from Luther Roppis of East Thompson Connecticut Mrs A CunsmnellamM Providence Rhode Island and Jane Hizey Lumberton Ohio praising cures and lasting relief.
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Hood
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by All Druggists
Hood’s Sarsaparilla offered by C. I. Hood & Co. apothecaries Lowell Massachusetts. Sold for one dollar per 100 doses and six bottles for five dollars.
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C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
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Jefferson County
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San Francisco
Cal
Nicholas of
Mingrelia
Count Adlerberg
Bismarck
Bulgaria
Copenhagen
George
Greece
Athens
Prince Waldemar
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Reform Association of Philadelphia
Harrity
Edgerton
Houston
Milwaukee
William Dalaney
Cork
Olympia
Wash
Winnie Davis
Areaue
Thomas Emory
Winnie Ream Hoxie
Hall
Ayer
D. W. Blaine
New Berne
N. C
Dayton
Ohio
Dennis Shaw
Ed. Munsten
Shaw
Allen
J. P. Allen
St. Paul
Minor
Manhattan
Lyon
Casweut, Hazanv & Co
New York
Caswel
Hasago & CO
Tutts
Ats
Brig. Oumenss
Otter Drug Amp Chemical Co
Jane
Walters
Lane
Grive
Onderfy
Ahea
St-Paul
Mounos
Leadi Hes
Wee
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Cae Pane Co
Camden
N. J
John St
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Prof.moody
Cincinnati
O. Penick
W. R. Penick
St. Joseph
Kame
Prof. Moody
Piaster
W. C
Payne
Marshalltown
Iowa
A. P. Lacey
Weeingte
D. C
Yaretnis
Risiemartin
Arithmede
Ose Bryants
Bry
Col. L
Buffalo
N. Ze
Marsh
Quincy, Mich
Jackson Corset CO
Jackson, Mich
Gardner
Palace Building
Ciera O
Ita Oly
Aeren Aden Ls
Arasateee Ton S.umparion
Circus
Lars Free
Ross & Co
Toledo
F. Wilson
Welson Beros
Easton
Farssel Butchers
New Oxford
Penn
P. Lovell
Boston
Bass
Victor Mill
Vicron Getnowa
Mason & Hamlin
Bend
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano CO
Chicago
Pardee
Pardee Medicine CO
Rochester
N. Yi
Esau
Truse
Comb
Wabash Ave
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Ill
N. W.N.U
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Enfield
N. H
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All Druggicte
Heat Woodward & Company
Corn Exchange
Minneapolis
Sam Sample
Lis Market
A. J. Tower
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