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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1878
Page
3
Fresh and Simple Attire in Morning Home Life
A 19th century journal argues for dainty morning dress as a sign of femininity and household order. It praises clean, modest attire over elaborate evening finery, urging women to maintain freshness, neatness, and tasteful simplicity at breakfast and daily moments. It warns that untidy dress harms a husband’s tastes and erodes feminine dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weling
Eve
Rex
Models and morals of the studio age in the city
A narrator recalls models in a city studio scene. He notes public stigma against women models, class divisions among models, and rough working conditions. A vivid anecdote follows a model's private sittings and her businesslike pricing, ending with a remark that artists often marry their models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Eve
Ming
Wnme
Romance of a Georgia murder ends with capture
Pickena County Georgia residents celebrate the capture and return of a murder suspect after a year on the run. The affair centers on Kate Southern once famed as a belle and Mina Conort, whose jealous quarrel with her husband led to a deadly ballroom attack. The couple and accomplices were pursued by a strong posse over mountains to Franklin North Carolina before arrest near the scene of the crime. The tale ends with the murderers in custody after a dramatic escape attempt and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickena County
Georgia
Kate Hambrick
Miss Conort
Chrismas
Routhern
Mina Conort
Kate Southern
Macu
Franklin
N. C
Ing Mthern
Diach J
Turbulent memoirs of a Turkish officer in a village tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a Turkish officer named Bhesket Pasha Sly in a village setting. He proclaims mercy to those who disarm and vows to fire on the armed, recalling a long military career and asserting bravery. Two conversations in thirty six hours leave the narrator unsure of the value of the officer’s words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwger
Kerim
Aladaone
Allah
Ijik
England
Bhesket Pasha
A J Stephens Speech On Lincoln Reverberates At Event
A. J. Stephens delivered a rambling account on Abraham Lincoln while recalling Civil War memories. He lamented Lincoln’s death and argued for peace between sections, noting slavery’s wrong and emphasizing harmony, with attendees congratulating him at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Alexander Phens
Lincoln
Ore Stephens
Stephens
Brehena
Lasues
Stephen
Daily Deadwood Newspapers Probe Dust and Price
A fragment notes daily Deadwood newspapers sold amid dust and price complaints. It mentions subscribers urged to pay the hefty annual rate, with a sharp rebuke about the cost and value. The piece hints at frustration with the publication’s perceived quality.
Awkward compliments at tea table reveal crush
A young man tries to compliment a girl at a tea table with phrases like Here it is sweet and Here it is wait, but his delivery, awkward and stilted, turns a simple moment of admiration into a cringe moment amid a group.
Petroleum exports and price trends from 18 to 1974
The record notes 10,000,000 gallons exported from 18 to 1871 at an average 34 cents per gallon, totaling 6187,000. From 1871 to 1974 over five-year spans, shipments halve in volume with an average 15 cents per gallon, yielding a net gain of $23,000 less than the earlier period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Bull dog confrontation ends in comic disaster
A boy named Sniffles tries a risky prank using green goggles on a bulldog. The plan backfires as the dog overpoweringly attacks, ripping up his clothes and equipment. Rescued by the owner, Sniffles recovers but quits dog training, blaming the green goggles and the Himalaya boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sniffes
Meleene
Duymar
Sniffles
Himalaya
Bniffiex
Hales
Casar Noted For What He Did In The Past
A garbled classroom exchange mentions Casar and Ile Georsle Delaney amid incoherent phrases about a brulee joke and a patch on a calendar. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casar
C Tendaar
Ile Georsle Delaney
Town residents urged to read local articles at home
The town prompts citizens to focus on accessible home readings for community updates. Officials encourage sharing relevant stories and local notices through the printed page or digital means to stay informed.
Pope and peacock tale at Porta Pin scene
A fragmentary tale portrays a pope in a carriage near the Porta Pin. A soldier jokes about awaiting a future audience and a maid asks for a blessing. A witty exchange with a bold Englishwoman highlights vanity and flirtation, ending with a nun granting a blessing.
California's Lost Charms and Shifting Social Pulse
A native speaker laments California’s decline from its old enterprising, generous culture to a region altered by rapid railroad growth and fading prosperity. He contrasts former swagger with cautious modern behavior, noting fewer lavish habits, stricter social codes, and a drift toward ordinary duty over aristocratic appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iluys
Milrtyré
Jenn
Kalvend
Flood
O'Brien
Indal
Mtermund
Grovery
Sesson
Toveness Not Harrixes
A fragmented editorial argues happiness comes from work not idle pleasure. It suggests the most miserable people seek relief in leisure or drink, while earnest workers find more true satisfaction. The piece hints that enjoyment stems from purposeful toil and social ties.
Pants and perceptions in a social stare down
A fragment discusses Mr or Mrs Swisshelm and attire, questioning pants versus trousers and observers of men and things. It hints at social scrutiny and evolving norms, noting Mrs Swisshelm’s stance on men wearing trousers and the potential for emboldened behavior among observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisshelm
Aimutch
Mes
Mra. Bwinshelm
Bio Han
Mattdbey
Etrac Jon
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