Harper's Bazar announces January 1894 issue content
Harper's Bazar enters its twenty ninth year in January 1894 promising fashion guidance and home reading. The weekly periodical highlights Paris and Berlin models, New York styles, and a biweekly Pettero-sheet for home sewing. Gerald by Helena Louise Poot is noted, with other departments, inquiries, and editor responses.
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Harper's Bazeh
Fads
BAZAR
Paris
Boerlin
New York
Wouven
Gerald
Manta Louise Poot
New England
Maxy E Winkie
Jerome
Dulog
Karper
Harper Brothers Postage Free Offer Notice
Postage free to subscribers in the United States, Canada, and Mexico with Harper and Brothers P.O. Box 959 N. City.
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United Brain
Canada
Mexico
Taress
Harper & Brothers P
Cooley's Value Dick Tells of His Big League Life
Dick Cooley of the St. Louis Browns shares insights on big league life. He describes training routines, signals, and the system behind a successful club while criticizing the Browns and discussing strength, positions, and the grind of professional baseball. He reflects on team dynamics, player development, and the mental approach to reaching peak performance.
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Dick Cooley
Gelder
St. Louis Browns
New York
Pirot
Jack Doyie
Yoo der Abe
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jack Boyles
Gooley
von der Ahe
Cooley
Thatch
Pietz
Ebret
Battimors
Baltimore
Bima
Iva
Arlie
Lathata
George Davis
McGarr
Cleveland
Bia
Beeeman
Mo Garr
Ron
Ameo
Tommy Dowd
Lowaver
Browns
Dowd
Myself
Roger
Reduced His Pension Prompted A Fierce Letter To Kirkpatrick
A state journal special correspondent notes a constituent sent a lengthy unfair tirade against government officials to Congressman Kirkpatrick. The angry letter later revealed its motive when the writer admitted his pension had been cut. Also cited is a Boston Transcript item on temporary physician telephones in New Haven offering 30 day home service for five dollars, with ongoing monthly rates.
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Kirkpatrick
State Journal
Waatington
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Boston Transcript
New England
New Haven
Mineral Water and Headache Tablets Ad
Broken edge collars repaired by Prog jess Steam Laundry at 112 and 114 West Standard. Mineral Water touted as the finest in the west. Come and try it. J W Pennines at 612 West Righthavis promotes One Minute Headache Tablets from Joxts Druggist.
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Progjess Steam Laundry
J. W. Pennines
J. K.joxts
Poor Dr Brown Trapped in Promising Blackmail Plot
In San Francisco on January 1 Rev Charles O Brown accuses Mrs Mary Davidson and Mrs Stockton of a long running blackmail scheme against him inside his church. He recounts an earlier incident with Mrs Stockton, describes being kissed by her and a fellow conspirator, and says he avoided exposure to protect his congregation while seeking help from friends and legal avenues.
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San Francisco
Charles O. Brown
Birs
Mary Davidson
Gentleman
Neary
Modern Dialogue Shows A Card Trick Gone Silly
A comic scene unfolds as a drawing room juggler forces a volunteer to pick a card and guess it. The spectator resists, cards shuffle, and misfires lead to playful frustration. The exchange ends with a polite but awkward farewell and a fleeting ad for a laundry, all in a brisk, period voice.
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Coser
Tie
Those Girls and the Oswego Gossip Skating Plot
A fragment from a Buffalo Express page features a lively chat about a skating date and rivalries between Sadie and a rival, involving plans for a card party, sympathy notes, and a winter social. The piece shifts to a Mississippi Star recollection about Mars Bob and a sherriff at a hanging, showing humor and dialect in a courtroom anecdote. The Washington Star excerpt closes with a pun about Moisture and a Detroit Tribune gag about tears and appetites.
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Allie
Topeka State Journal records record circulation rise
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports its first half 1895 sworn circulation shows a new peak for any six months in its history. It claims superior local reach versus the Topeka Capital and notes extensive circulation in nearby towns via evening train routes.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Torexa Daily
Stare Journal
Associated Press
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W. L. Cuaminsiw, Lee
Trese
Topeka Grain Stock Exchange
Kansas Avenus
New Os Chicago
Soals
Bank of Topaks
Sion
Gibelmsasi
Harper’s Bazar
Marper's Periodicals
Washington
Cheries Reade
Els
Ney
Simpla
Theason
Theo
Nfe
Ils
Illinois River
Mississippi
Prowa
Ills
Jac
Peoria
Wolcott
Irigut Myes
New Yeas
Dan Stuart
el Paso
Texas
Tom O'Rourke
Joe Wendig
Jos Walcott
Bright Eyes
O'Rour
Walcott
Davenport
Davefront
West End
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Walter Sanger
Milwacker
Dora Katzenberg
Chicago
Cornelius Sanger
Peecjess
Laupary
Pieum Luuadc
DR. Brown
Stent
Mina
Mother
Rick Acardi
Trath
Sadie
Dick Johldogge
Eudie
Mamton
Miss Sadie
Sidia
Gil
Buffalo Express
J. D. Evans
Mississippiop Star Reporter
Colonel White
South
Fom
Sharif
Mars Bob
Jess
Mata Bob
Gemmen
Mars
Bob Jess
Washington Star
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