Harper's Bazaar eighteenth year offer and notices
Harper's Bazaar enters its twenty ninth year in 1996 with fashion content and home reading features. It highlights patterns, Paris letters, and fashion notes for men and women while detailing subscription options and orders, including postage to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Harper's Bazar
Damnery
Fvehion Journal
BAZAR
Bannes
Bacpe
Cardi
Peru
Berlin
I York
New York
Qur Paris
Karaaroom
Renital
Gussip
Paris
Mrs. Gerald
Maria Lowe Poor
Jerome
Corres
PosteSieu Monay
Harper & Brotiera
Trial of a 125 pound first class mail package in Raleigh
A Mig Max of Shops by Mall A delivered a 125 pound first class mail parcel to a Raleigh firm. It bore a two cent stamp and owed $39.93 in dues. The firm paid the amount. The package contained shoes. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises Burgoni’s cigars and invites a trial.
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Raleigh
N.C
Topeka Social News Highlights Afloat
A cluster of social items from Topeka and vicinity notes visits, receptions, and parties. Highlights include L. A. Stebbins visiting Danver, M. J. Millepaneh returning from Baltimore, and Mrs Joab Mul vane’s family gathering.
Railroad Wins Damage Salt Decided Against Sante Fe
The United States circuit court ruled in favor of the Sante Fe in the second damage salt case. John Frew kirk of Ottawa claimed injury when a heavy wrench fell on his head from an employee. Judge Kiger directed a verdict for the company, finding no evidence of employee negligence. The view Harrington case was disposed of similarly.
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Sante Fe
United States
Sante Ps
John Frewkirk
Ottawa
Kiger
P. Harrington
Wade
Money in Southern Politics Mentioned in Senator Sheeman’s Book
John R Leach from Mississippi recalls funds used to influence Republican presidential hopefuls. The treasury reports November receipts at 25 996 503 and expenditures at 27 109 283, leaving a deficit of 2 734 780 for November and 15 300 527 for five months of the fiscal year.
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John H. Lynch
Itsaiesi
Colusmas
John R. Leach
Washington Court Houses
Senator Sheeman
South
John Sherman
Treasury
Crape Paper Crafts for Gas Lamps and Favors
A detailed guide from The Ladies' Home Journal on using crape paper to craft decorative globe shades for gas lamps. Instructions cover making chrysanthemum and tulip inspired shades with pleated petals, creating green leaf accents, and fashionable paper fans and favors. Also notes a quick Banana Cream dessert with gelatin and lemon, suitable for gatherings.
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Ladies’ Howe Journal
Kia
Washing Colored Prin Colors Fade When Washed
In The Grocer's World a note warns that colored prints and muslins fade with washing. Salt and water may set the color, but brightness fades despite effort, especially blues and white florals on black. The piece cautions readers about textile care.
Ralted Almonan Heat a tablespoonful best butter
The text describes heating butter or oil until smoking then adding a half pound of Jordan im ondé blanched ingredients. As the alsonda begins to brown, sprinkle with scant tablespoonful salt and stir until evenly browned. Oil provides a higher glaze than butter.
For Young Wives Advices on Quiet Eliding Family Secrets
Advice from a princess urges young wives to keep family matters private within the marriage. Preserve silence about husband and his relatives, avoid airing faults, and treat the mother in law as a maternal figure. Careful discretion sustains peace and can redeem or steady a troubled union.
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Tno
Practical Household Tips From Everyday Care Notes
This excerpt offers simple routines for home care. It recommends wearing a clean apron while ironing or making beds, cleaning bamboo furniture with a salt water brush, nightly cold eye baths, taking rest breaks when tired, changing posture while sewing, and eye relaxation. It also describes stain removal methods for wallpaper and matting using pipe dry, water cream, alcohol, and white castile soap.
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USA
Bridal Fad Sac Mar Guerite Bag Adornment
A fashion note from the era describes the sac Mar guerite, a shield shaped bridal bag in velvet or satin with flower decorations. Cream satin, chiffon trim, and monogram on the flap complete the look, with orange blossoms as a final touch. Also offered is beauty advice on maintaining natural expressions and avoiding overdone eye and lip practices.
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Misa Jessin Lewelling
Wichita
St. Louis Republic
Wherein They Differ Man and Woman, a Moral Contrast
A magazine excerpt contrasts male and female habits across daily tasks. It portrays men as methodical, using fixed tools and routines, while women adapt, improvising with available items. It claims women linger in conversation and plan, whereas men move on. The piece questions which approach is superior.
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Lippincott's
Glass Fabrics Turned From Glass Inventions Fashion Scene
A Venetian firm mass produces glass bonnets with silk-like shimmer impervious to water. Muscovite fiber fabric heated to fire cleans easily, while spic glass remains clean with simple brushing. An Austrian inventor markets costly glass fabrics for tablecloths curtains and clothing. Glass may be woven into fine cloth worn next to the skin.
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Mussia
Chambers
World Medical Institute Promises Cure for Chronic Ailments
An advertisement from the World Medical Institute offers absolute cures for chronic diseases. It lists dyspepsia kidney and lung issues rheumatism and more and invites personal symptom breakdowns. It gives 631 Quincy St Topeka Kansas as contact.
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Tien
Tiatr
Eplinpey
Xafinssi
Mi Fias Bann
Quincy St
Topeka
Kan
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