Women and Men in Marriage and Society Dialogues
A fragmented editorial style dialogue explores marriage, roles, and female independence. A matron challenges male habits while an oracle and other voices reflect on love, aging, and social expectations. The piece weaves domestic life, fashion notes, and social commentary through dated vernacular. It also includes fashion details about winter gowns with veiling lace trims and sleeve embellishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Drew Ax
Tom
Soung
Entizho
The New Wide Shape Hat and Autumn Fashion Talk
A long fashion piece describes a wide hat for fall and winter wear with black taffeta, silk lace insets, and a large crown. It also covers velvet gowns and white frocks with fur trim, plus bold hat and breast decorations, reflecting period style and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suan
New York Commercial
Fifth Avenue Atelier
Religious Thought Gems From Denominations Teachings
A column of religious reflections from Rev A McCall and others on business and religion, redemption as a live wire, rest, heredity, courage, pleasure, bearing burdens, and the gospel of work. Notable names include Rev J Clark, Rev L Coleman, Rev A Holderte, Rev D Beaton, Rev Alonzo Monk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCall
Briarcliffe
N.Y
Gingten
Metkoniat Bethel
Pardington
Hel
Ree
F. Greenwood
Uist
Weatfield
Kolmoe
J. B. Clark
Presbyterian
Detroit
Letchton Coleman
Episcopal
Delaware
Lfe
David Beaton
A. Holderte
Samuel Futlown
Kew
Episcopalian
Chile
Christ
Jesus Christ
Alonzo Monk
A. ‘Moore
Baptist
New York
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Remirio
Abe
Cincinnati
Columbiea
Deepalr
Torr
Benedict
Logax Ahe
Bousermaid
Nirtor
Danseuxen
Vauderille
Xoprane
Hin Mijther
Onta
Othiers
Miadame
Sete
Sid
Jess
Tabie
Witcher
Laie Ames
Venus
Ater
Sulries Ancuid
Banning Company
Whittier
Denis
Eloniman
Wien
Atemnis
Gedora
Mike Jolly
Kalie Sparks
Locust Street
St. Lous
Cardui
Jan Boerery
Miss Sparks
Cardus
Cardei
Wees
Louisville
San Francisco
Cal
Grogers
Californio
Evrmen
Polemus H. Swift
Rod AD Grocers
Ethel M
Ripley, N.Y
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