Sight to Be Seen at the Corcoran Gallery Work in Marble
The Washington Corcoran Gallery is under construction with thirty thousand cubic feet of marble from Georgia. Blocks weigh up to fifteen tons and are cut by water and sand with novel machines including planing gear and a massive knife. Newer devices produce dentals and borders, using dentist-like drills for finishing.
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Corcoran Gallery
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
State, War and Navy
Georgia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington Star
Swinburne
Marsythe
Ingraham
Forsythe
Rossiter
New York
Marshal Ney
James A. Weston
Church of the Ascension
Hickory
N. C
North Carolina
Ney
United States
Mary, Queen of Scots
Goguetry
Loth
Jones
Jasper
Cesar
Boston Post
Baker
Maker
Whyte
Browne
Somerville Journal
Mik
Pate
Mike
Col, Brown
Jove
Lilyblow
Miss Lilyblow
Tommy Jones
Tommy
Warma
Harper’s Bazar
Atlanta Constitution
Fenderson
Bass
Boston Transcript
Ingraham and Forsythe Portrait of a Sunset Bargain
A wealthy patron, Ingraham, pursues a prized Forsythe landscape after seeing a photograph at Goupil’s. The artist resists cash upfront and the two discuss a replica, while the tale shifts to memories of Rome, Maine, Mount Desert, and a rain-drenched trip that ends with iodine on a wife’s shoulders and a vanished original.
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Ingraham
Forsythe
Aml
Austin Dobsud Sims
Powupacour
Victor
Finch
Lodak
Pages of Personal and Literary Anecdotes Revealed
A collection of short notes on historical and literary figures, including Heine, Hemans, Petrarch, Hobbes, Mrs Craigie, Queen Elizabeth, Rev Dr Rossiter, Marshal Ney, and Mary Queen of Scots. The piece offers quirky portraits, opinions on habits, dress, height, and demeanor, with brief commentary on a historical work about Ney.
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Heine
Theods
Too Lata Burglar Alarm Sparks Wilder House Tableaux
An antique fragment describes a startled household in which Mr Jones fires at a burglar in the act of rifling pockets while Mrs Jones feigns calm curiosity. The intruder escapes as the tale unfolds in disjointed dialogue from Adams Freeman.
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Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Adams Freeman
Originality and Fashion in Modern Dress Trends
The text notes women balancing conformity with individuality in fashion. It highlights a recent dark house frock featuring black and dull red with bead embroidery accents, creating a refined, distinct look while matching current style norms.
Foreigners Do Majority Share of Unskilled Labor
A historical note states that foreigners perform about half of the unskilled labor in the country, with a ratio of one to two relative to natives. The statement emphasizes the substantial foreign contribution to low skill work.
Humorous Vignettes From A Century of Jests
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers recounts sketches of social scenes. A wife questions a bonnet, a pledge blocks fishing, and lovers trade witticisms about looks and manners. Light, period-voice snippets draw quick portraits of manners and mischief.
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the Weekly
GALL
Edwards & Deoll, Publishers
Troy
Maurice Ingraham
Gonpil
Aela Eet Sosaden
Victor Forsythe
Morsythes
Goupil’s
Clique
Rome
Asteria
Hoe
Sara Clelia
Clelia
Goupil
Forsyth
Lata
Gladys
Yvou
Constance