Mills-Adams Co Opening Sale Muslin Underwear
Mills Adams Co advertises a Wednesday sale on the third day of our month featuring muslin underwear described as never so pretty.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1896
Page
7
Thief Claims Villainous Roots in Kentucky Card
The Commercial Gazette Nicholasville Special publishes a card from James Graves of Woodford county claiming allyship with Myers and Mrs Virgie Graves and others. Graves admits being a “list and a villain” while Garrett swore out a warrant for Graves but did not appear at trial. Graves asserts he signed under duress with a pistol at his head. The item also notes other distant remarks about Battenburg and royalty, plus a British cruiser bringing Prince Henry’s remains into port. Cartoons of Chinese rail expansion and a ministry revamp at The Press conclude with editor Castries Blakesley stepping back from resubmission advocacy as the paper reorients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincerxar
Nicholasville
James Graves
Woodford County
Kentucky
Myers
Virgie Graves
Joux Gannerr
Commercial Gazette
Garrett
Graves
Fur Trimmed Gowns Highlight Sable Caracal and Os trich Fashion
The article surveys current fashion detailing fur trims on gowns and bodices, noting sable edges, imitation furs, and the popularity of caracal and chinchilla. It describes street gowns with violet wool, black chenille stripes, and velvets edged with fur, plus accessories like satin robes and steel buckles.
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Paris
Mineses
Powe
Cross
GODET SKIRTS AND LOUIS QUINZE FASHION DETAILS
Fadle Chollet Sars explains skirt lining choices and sewing tips for a female audience, noting preferred fabrics, fit, and alterations for godet skirts. The piece mentions a velvet striped gown and a Louis Quinze coat with white faille vest, detailing collar cuffs and embroidery.
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Nieire
Godet
The Value of Money Explained to Children by Parents
A Rural New Yorker excerpt by Liew. W. W. Lee argues parents should teach children the value of money through earned pennies, saving, and investments. Children learn costs, restraint, and prudent spending via real purchases and bank deposits, with emphasis on both boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callas
Hin
W. W. Lee
New Yorker
Envelopes to order give DIY stationery tips and mail hacks
Practical hints on making large envelopes from two small ones and combining envelopes to mail long documents. Also notes on dusting methods using a whisk broom, avoiding feather dusters, and recommending cheese cloth for fine cleaning. Includes a horehound candy recipe with steps for simmering, straining, and forming into pieces.
Social World Notes From Topeka Circle Events
Personal items of interest describe social gatherings in Topeka with Miss Henrietta Thompson hosting, visitors from Arkansas City and Olatha, engagements, dances, receptions, and upcoming social club meetings. Names include Miss Newman, Miss McClintock, Mr. Wolfe, and Mrs. Moon among many others. attendance at Kansas City events noted. location tips given for court house access.
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Topeka
Social Moss
Henrietta Thompson
Aes Lottie
Maud Ranney
Miss Newman
Arkansas City
Nellie McClintock
Ed McBride
Arry Weaver
Ned Osborn
Fred Wolfe
Miss Horton
Rosamond Horton
Misa Ochiltree
Sisteral Seoln
LW. Willitts
Brooklyn
Alise Acuna Ochiltree
Olathe
Beasie Gibson
Cowdrey
Milwaukee
Burr
A. A. Robinson
Sira G. O. Wilmarth
Margaret Weiss
W. H. Fuller
Pusblo
Cap. A.M. Fuller
Mies Clara Laubach
Kanay City
C. L. BeCube
Fort Worth Texas
D. Atwood
Meube
Mr. Atwood
Chicago
Frances Moon
Edith Davie
Lawrence
C. Sutton
T. C. Baldwin
Kansas City
Carl Poulks
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Herald
Whitley
Emporia
Hmparia
Misa Fuller
Board of
Manazers
The
Kindergarten Association
T. E. Bowman
W.L. Brown
Kingman
Senate
Parole Club
Mra. BP. M
Arthur
Harrison
Dr. Poors
McArthur
Theo. W. Peers
EP. Hollies
Cranberry Stews Using Sweet Apples
To use bland apples, stew them and mix with stewed cranberries in a one to two ratio. Not as much Sager as for cranberries alone. Strain through a sieve and serve cold with meats or fowl.
Saddle of Mutton Carving From The Backbone to Skeleton
A detailed antiquated method describes how to carve a saddle of mutton by detaching meat from the backbone and ribs then slicing into long pieces. The process yields eight to ten slices per side and presents a rib skeleton when plated. A plate illustration shows the knife tracing along the ribs as the meat loosens.
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New York Herald
Paris Doctors Face Poverty Demand Action amid Starvation
A double suicide by Dr. Arnaud de Langlard and his wife shocks Paris as reports credit dwindling medical practice to poverty. Articles note that only one in five doctors earns more than a living, due to patient destitution, advances in medical science, and many hospitals offering free or nominal care with training schools.
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Paris
Itta
City
Ltrs
New York
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