For the Women and the Household Door Debate 1890s Style
An extended, fragmented essay on women in modern life. It critiques a custom of gift giving, discusses use and misuses of doors in homes and shops, and includes observations on fashion trends, jewelry, and the social roles of women. The piece mixes commentary on domestic behavior with fashion notes and urban shopping culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeant
Toipo Toe Orhanunl Tealnite
Lawes
Jolub
Mevic
Hiner
Kote
Omy Brothers
Ben
Etn
Warner
Waniiere
Plaid gowns and ribbons mark a chic revival for young wearers
A fragmentary fashion note describes plaid dresses and sea blouse accents, with soft ribbon trims and cord ornaments. It notes plaid trends returning in small doses for youthful wardrobes, suggesting plaid cloaks for evening wear and brightening dark gowns with ribbons and petticoats.
English Plum Pudding Recipes and Holiday Desserts
A long feature discusses plum puddings from Britain and America, praising the English plum pudding as a Christmas centerpiece. It shares household anecdotes about an Englishman mistaken about pudding ingredients, outlines multiple pudding recipes including English plum pudding and chestnut, plus a Christmas fruit cake, white fruit cake, and a tomato rice soup. It also offers kitchen tips and varied questions from readers on desserts, sauces, and vegetable dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briain
Etien
Laorence
Soru
Wurprine
Pat Achery
Roger Mentwell
R. J
Jermar Mike
Regal Fibroid Tumors Cured by Pinkham's Compound
A letter from Mrs. E. F. Harms describes following Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advice and claiming removal of uterine tumors. She reports renewed strength, ability to walk long distances, and urges others with female troubles to try the treatment. The note endorses the remedy for ovarian issues, inflammation, ulceration, and menstrual irregularities despite some garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. F. Harms
Roxbury
Hoston
Pinkham
Vegetable Co
Hayes
Msrs
Only Anchor and Souls in Darkness Sermons Preview
A collection of sermon titles and authors from various Protestant denominations. Topics include faith, selfishness, the reality of Christ, divine purpose, eloquence of kindness, and the relation of athletics to morals. Notable names include Rev Elmer Heims, Rev George Hexworth, Rev Dr William J Tucker, Rev Dr Sherman H Devit, Rev E Gerace Sarkeys, Rev Frank Tyrril, Rev C Carlton, and Rev Edmund Duckworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holderler Methodist
Atlanta
Elmer FE Heims
Buffalo
George H. Hexworth
New York
William J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
D. M. Skilling
Presbyterian
Allegheny City
Christ
Sherman H. Devit
Philadelphia
E. Gerace Sarkeys
New Orleans
Frank
Tyrril
Christian
TC. Carlton
Baptist
St. Leute
Edmund Duckworth
St. Louis
Various Sermon Snippets from State Journal Readers
A collection of brief sermon excerpts and quotations from Rev. Dr. Henry C. McCook Rev J Carr Rev Marie St Croix Wright Rev Joseph Stephan Rev Dr Daniel S and Rev Dr R Marshall Herrinon, all noting ideas of goodness faith God and everyday virtue in a public reading of the State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. McCook
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
J. Carr
New Orleans
Marie St Croix
Wright
Unitepras
New York
Joseph Stephan
St. Louis
God
Daniel S
John PF
Brushingham
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Dr. Caldwell
Settee
Mr. Dalyon
Foresters
M.C. Dalton
Titinale St
Pepsin Syrup Co., Menticelle, Ml
Orpistmas
R. Sith
Spc
Turkes
Peni
Ivetar
Psistien
Normius
Detterton
Amar Sradoanark
Vedder
Cywite
Walter Beker & Co. Ltd
Jet of
Dorchester, Mass
Ida Ames Willis
Marquette Butting
Banning Company
Chicazo
Oyrup
Arters
Louisville
Soecond
New Yorkincy
THE
Natural Food CO
Niagara Falls
Kohl
H. W. Renae
Methodist
Pittsbute
R. Mardhall Herrinon
Episcopal
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