When a Woman Grows Old and Other Notes
A collage of short prose items and reflections on women. A French assembly question on aging yields a wry answer from a 70-year-old matron. Witty vignettes describe women’s taste in flowers, a sharp tale of a wife’s keen nose for her husband’s outings, and a New Orleans visit to author Mary Ashley Townsend and her cultured circle.
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Indies
Abe
Eveuing Post
Narita
New Orleans
Librry Life
Mary Ashley Townend
Mary Ashley Townsend
Xariffa
Cora
Belle of
Becate
Boston Beacon
Hamburg
Sicilienne
Medicis
Two Sorrow is Women and a Washington Letter
A collection ofColumns and anecdotes reflect on Harriet Lane Johnson and Eugenie in 19th century social life, Mrs Johnson’s losses, and the Empress’s presence in Washington. Also a fireside vignette about courtship by firelight and reflections on women’s roles, health outdoors, and domestic life.
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Harriet Lane Johnson
Horsby
Washington
Paris
Lugeuse
Napoleon III
France
Harriet Lane
Buchanan
America
Miss Lane
Eugenie
Johnson
Constance
A Farmer's Experience and Animal Feed Theories
A reader asks for practical economical cattle feeding ideas and humane treatment. The piece discusses corn fodder, wheat straw, timothy and clover hay, turnips, pumpkins, potatoes, and orchard scraps as winter feeds, plus gentle handling for milch cows and cautions on feeding horses. It also covers mutton production, sheep breeding profitability, and notes on manure behavior in soils.
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Chicago Live-Stock Journal
Victorian Cookery Notes and Recipes Featured
A compact collection of kitchen tips and recipes including rhubarb jam custard fibrers suet cake and strawberry cream desserts. Also mentions Aveer’s Pills as a safe palatable cathartic for children.
Faithful Bra Garrett Daughter Wife Dominates Mill Owner
John W. Garrett, railroad president, relied on his wife to govern daily life. For forty years they never slept apart, and her death hastened his. She enforced health rules at meals, kept callers away, and managed his work from home with telegraph operators nearby, shaping his every move. Her influence kept him focused, until her passing left his machinery of life unsettled.
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Tania
Miss Welch
Carlyle
Miss Welsh
University of Mississippi
Berry Lain
Fentress County
Nashville
Betty
Cuave Lain
Ceylon
Mary
Carrie Hastings
Grover
White House
Grapstone
Gladstones
Bany Fallarut
England
Stock Exchange
London
Edith M. Thomas
Sage
Frances Extrapera Fuller
Margaret Fuller
A. A. Hayes
New York
Boston Advertiser
Brond Electric Light Company
George W. Folsom
Fuller
Florence Fuller
Gertrude Cheever
John Elliott Cowdin
FarRorkaway
Wave Crest
Cheever
Mr. Cowdin
Eliott C. Cowdin
Washington
Fred. Douglass
Cleveland
Sutherland
Douglass
Donglass
Garrett
John W. Garrett
Mrs. Garrett
Garrett June
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