Fashionable Elbow Etiquette Sparks Café Controversy
A long, era-tinged column surveys social manners, noting women at cafes and dinners resting elbows on tables, the shift toward casual postures, and the evolving table etiquette. It traces public reaction, compares past and present conduct, and cites observers on how manners reflect modern life and class.
Plum pudding and sauce recipe notes pull from faded text
The fragmentary OCR shows plum pudding and plum sauce instructions with mixing steps and ingredients. It mentions buttered pegs, layers with bread, sugar, milk, and baking times. Additional unrelated lines reference string beans, canning jars, dill for pickling, and vinegar spice blends.
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Fireproof Building Ideas From Buenos Ayres Commentary
In Chambers Journal a long discussion extols fireproof houses in Buenos Ayres, arguing hardwood construction and cement decor reduce fire risk. It notes the city’s climate, materials, and the need for sturdy doors, windows, and roofing, comparing with Britain and outlining practical methods for fire resistance and design.
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River Plate
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Argentine Republic
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Britain
Chambers Journal
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy in letter from Ontario
A Georgia style testimonial from Mrs. Lawsa Estwiss of Walkerville Ontario claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long lasting female health issues within weeks and saved her from surgery. She urges other women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Lawsa Estwiss
Walkerville
Lady of Dreams Appears to Poet in Strange Visitor
Billy Ashe, a noted verse writer, encounters a mysterious woman in a white gown who claims to be the Princess Constantia Gregorius. The dreamlike visit unsettles him, and he learns she is the woman behind his popular “My Lady of the Realm of Dreams” verses. He later meets her again at Mrs. Foster’s, where she confirms her identity and hints at telepathy and astral questions.
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Dick Thurston
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Constantin Greevetus
Morestown
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Thorsten
New York Evening Post
Princess Constantia Gregorius Appears in Local Drama
In a lively scene at Mrs Foster’s, Miss Gregory teases Mr Ashe about identities as they discuss the Thurstons library and a shared literary past. The flirtation shifts as Gregory declares her royal fictional persona while Ashe jokes about poetry and dreams, ending with farewells and a note of playful admiration.
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