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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1886
Page
6
A column argues for reform in sleeping car etiquette focusing on toilet room locks and privacy for women travelers. It contrasts two car designs, urges better separation of washrooms and closets, and critiques social dynamics between mistress and maid in the home setting.
The notice lists office hours at No 21 Third Street from 8:50 to 9:50 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at 21010. It also records store hours at the corner of Second and Liberty Streets from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
A Boston housekeeper idealizes a refined servant living with Mrs B for seven years. The girl extols refinement and culture, hopes her friend may join, and values serving in a well mannered home. Her pride shows in shaping others to similar standards.
A feature essay extols old maid aunts for raising others children, managing households, and offering support in adversity. It contrasts self supporting women who wait for real love with married women deemed frivolous, notes occasional shrews, and ends reflecting on gender roles and societal expectations.
A New York Graphic editorial praises Eugenie and the wife of the president, lamenting missed chance for a grand ovation. It argues a national tribute would have elevated public adoration and interest, framing the imagined pageantry as a grand historical moment.
A Washington Letter notes a historical Brunswick stew recipe using a squirrel, widdling, tomatoes, onion, butter, Irish potato, corn, light bread, and pepper. The method describes simmering five hours, removing the flesh from the bone, then adding bread and seasoning to finish before dinner.
A collage of anecdotes and health tips from 19th century journals. It highlights Mrs Jessie Benton Fremonts resolve to accompany her husband on expeditions, egg applications for burns and dysentery, female health education, working women hardships, and practical household advice on wallpaper, bad breath, sediment removal, and bruise care.
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