Indians and Nihilists and Even a Buzzard Story
The piece blends reports on India’s wheat trade and British premiers’ wives with a long tale of a buzzing buzzard feared by western Georgians, a hunting exploits vignette, and a lengthy anecdote about a boy and his father on a train full of misadventures. It ties in Nechayeff and Nihilism context with a travel prank and Irish-like gossip.
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Chicago
Gettysburg
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Forest
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Milwaukee
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Fashion Notes on Low Necked Dresses and Garibaldi Revival
The Philadelphia Press outlines fashion shifts toward low necklines and round bodices, with soft silks and net fabrics. Garibaldi style bodices return, plastrons and waistcoats rise in popularity, and Breton jacket elements reappear in varied gathered and draped forms.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Apples and a country train station scene
A lively country platform scene shows a crowd of children calling out for apples as a train stops. A young couple in conversation includes a bride and her beardless swain, with light humor about local fruit and familiarity.
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Curiaco Herald
George
Cycling boom and new ladies teicycles in England
The piece notes cycling expanding rapidly in England and the advent of teicycles for ladies reigniting interest. Manufacturers race to claim the best article and clubs arrange stays at cheep hotel rates. The Bath road is favored for smoothness, though roads elsewhere hinder American riders.
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Ceffin
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Bath
Charles Wynham’s Washington path to army surgeon role
Actor Charles Wynham sought an army surgeon appointment in Washington after harsh NYC reviews. For three weeks he waited at the Capitol until a florid Englishman promised help, later revealed as P. T. Barnum, who secured his official appointment.
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Keate
Eton
House of Commons
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Nuneham
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Walid
Washington
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Capitol
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NEW York Herald
Joe Howard
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Stockings and Socks and the Digitated Hose Fashion
In the New York World fashion note hosiery is explored from silk evening stockings to Lisle-thread daily wear. It highlights digitated hose as a bold new trend for both sexes, predicting odd visual effects and possible comical confusion by washers and onlookers.
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New York World
Oither
Wooman
Bonnet Trends and Spring Fashion Notes
The article discusses Harpers Bazaar style on straw and mushroom bonnets for spring. It covers color contrasts, crown and brim color differences, trims like velvet, ribbons, feathers, and how young women might craft bonnets at home using crape, sarah, and soft wool, with various color pairings and decorative tassels.
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Ecru
Sarah
Fashion Notes on Jersey Bodice and Coat Styles
A fragment notes stylistic trends with jersey bodices and coats likely to stay popular next season. It mentions outdoor wear practicality and the need to replace a dress bodice as skirts remain in good condition. The language shows early fashion reportage and emphasis on utility and grace.
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