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Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas

04 Mar 1895

Page 6

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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1895

Page

6

Social notes highlight Miss Celeste Nellis and Topeka gatherings

A Chicago Music Times portrait lauds seventeen year old pianist Miss Celeste Nellis, praising her discipline and refined touch. The column also covers Topeka society events, including Mrs Neely and Miss Neely hosting a Leavenworth party, and various social tidbits from local residents and guests visiting from neighboring cities.

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Topeka Chicago Musical Times Mlle Celeste B. Nellis Celeste KB Nellis Nellie Ja Mra C. D. Walker Keokuk Iowa W. H. Simpson A Simpson Lawrence J. M. Langston Re. O. W. McAllister W. A. Morgan Cottonwood Falls Mra Morgan Woman's Republican Association E D. Small Atchison Saint Odd Fellows’ Hall F Neely Lou Neely Arthur Mills Topeks Humphrey Rose Mra Neely Marie Atchison Gertrude Wilson Mise Daisy Smith Govanade Smith A. D. Thomas North Dakota WJ. Berry Arthur Millar W. J. Black Frank Bennett Cael Foulke Theresa Rossington Eleanor Wilson Nellie Clow Lucia Connelly Rock Island Henribette Thompson Mattie Jones Soldiers’ Home Leo Asiiton Nuumber New York Chicago Kansas City Misa Kate Adame Mina Myra Williams Helen Scott Neely Lou Taylor Leavenworth Nellie Clough Zola Ashton Nora
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Charm Den for a Girl Opens a Private Little World

A Brooklyn girl creates a private hall den from an unused second story room. Pink cream and blue color scheme, Moorish fretwork, sheer curtains, a box lounge with brocade, book shelves, bric a brac, and a bamboo tea table craft a cozy sanctuary for private confidences and dreams.

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Aminta Brooklyn Mardemoiselle
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Training the English ivy as an elegant indoor climber

An article from Vick’s Magazine extols the English ivy for indoor use noting its hardiness, ornamental leathery leaves, and ability to train along walls or over pictures with proper support. It advises regular watering, insect control, and gingerly guarding against scale and green fly with sulpho-tobaccoae as a recommended treatment. A short trade insert promotes Beggs’ Little Giant Pills and Gypsy Queen baking powder promotions, plus a wall paper sale tease.

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Vick's W. R Kennady
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Pretty Microbe Expert Miss Williams In New York Lab

Anna Williams of New York works with Dr Briggs at a city health laboratory to study tuberculosis cholera and diphtheria microbes. The 25 year old, shy bacteriologist passed medical exams at the women’s medical college and earns 1200 dollars a year as an assistant to the bacteriology team.

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Anna Williams New York Anna Wiliams Dr. Briggs Bacteriological Board of Heaith Miss Williams Bacilli Woman's Medical College Eighteenth Street
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Craze for Violets Shapes New Floral Garniture Trend

Special correspondence from New York notes violet decorations dominating spring fashion. Women assemble collars, capes, and corsages with massed violets, lace or ribbon straps, and moire ribbons, creating rosettes and festoons. Sets are costly yet widely sold, with self-made arrangements encouraged.

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New York Indies Tina
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The Bicycle Crank and Husband’s Exercise Device

A humorous, period advertisement describes suspending a bicycle from the ceiling to drive a sewing machine with a strap. When the wife calls go, the husband rides the air wheel at speed until she shouts whoa, combining fitness with domestic service. Also noted is a pretty laundry bag sewn with linen and decorative daisies.

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General Kotes Pade and Willie Mr. Johnson Anderson Foundry Machine Works Topeka Foundry and Machine Works R. L. Cofran Topeka, Kansas Atlanta South Vera
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