Embassies and Imperial Pageantry Stir US Debate
A chorus of editorials criticizes a special embassy to England for coronation ceremonies as lacking congressional sanction, arguing it undemocratic and a personal gesture by the President. Critics urge restraint, warn of constitutional overreach, and note dress codes and court appearances linked to ceremonial pomp.
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Edward Wil
England
Congress
Executive Department
Washington Post
United States
Ambassador Choate
Boston Herat
Bighop Grafton
Lim
Bishop Grafton
Jobastop
Debates on Colonial Policy and Party Unity
A collection of editorials and opinions from various papers discussing colonial administration, German colonization, and Republican Party fault lines. The pieces criticize tax policy shifts, infrastructure investments, and leadership errors while urging decisive action to align with constitutional principles and public welfare. Named figures include references to Yates, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Governor Dele.
New Ideas in Dress Fashion and Fabrics
The article surveys cutting edge dress fashion of the period, highlighting costly robe and jacket trends driven by cotton fabrics, mercerised textiles, and imitation silks. It notes embroidery, lace, beading, and insertion trims, with cream Mundstowne silk gowns, beaded overdresses, and Spanish influence. It also covers children's outfits, various sleeve styles, and the ongoing shift toward white lawn gowns with delicate trims. green hues predicted as fashionable.
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Wit
Sara
Gate design and poultry farming tips from a farm issue
A subscriber shares a non sag gate construction with 8x8 posts set in cement and frost-proof sill, plus a jointed, swingable frame. accompanying notes discuss grain bag technique, starting poultry businesses, and dairy and crop practices. It covers gate hardware, grain bag cords, poultry location, cheese aging, clover sowing, cisterns, winter orchard work, sow farrowing, and pig care for a farm audience.
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Tribune
Automatic shelf lift for ovens reduces burns in cooking
Article describes Pembroke D. Horton’s automatic shelf lift for oven doors to ease viewing and access while cooking. It details a pivoted bar and bracket that pulls the shelf forward as the door opens, reducing the need to reach into hot air and lowering burn risk. Includes scattered kitchen tips on eggs sandwiches and cooking methods.
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Pembroke D. Horton
Philadelphia
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Suely
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