Magdalene's Child and Royal Fashion Commentary
A miscellany from Woman's World includes verse on Magdalene's Child and La Padre, plus critiques of dress and royal beauty. It surveys English and European women in arts, manners, and fashion, noting cleanliness, modesty, and the shift under machinery, with royal ladies' portraits and a look at Princess Beatrice and the Battenbergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Wortd
Los Barres
Toe Wisconam
Woman’s World
Wisconsin
Millwaukee
Victoria of
Teck
Mary of Cambridge
Eugenie
Elizabeth
Austria
Princess of Wales
Marguerite
Italy
Alexandria
Maud
Stephanie
Belgium
Spain
Jeas Mercedes
Christine
Mercedes
Alfonso
Orleans
Isabella
Empress
Russia
Thyra
Cumberland
Lorne
London
Cor
Philo. Telegraph
What a Baby Can Do and Travel Notes on Women
The piece extols babies with humorous examples of their effects on parents and home life, noting babies brighten homes and test parental patience. It then discusses dress and travel for women, praising neatness, hygiene, and practicality, and contrasts calm travelers with those who over share on trains. It ends with travel tips, suggesting sections or small staterooms and lightweight silk caps for journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Woodville
Lord Grey
Edward IV
Catherine
Rachael
Robin
John Grey
Etole
John
Fuseli
England
Southwark
Misa Muloch
Jamina
Miamma
Papa
Dress and Fashion Trends in Winter Garb
Pepper-rooted Puusz shade dominates linings, while outerwear favors sea terms borders on dark green and brown cheviots. English hair-dressing remains popular, Parisian designs influence tailoring, and home dressmakers offer measured fittings and style guidance. Black hats with dark plumes promise winter novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puusz
Small Doses Cure by Brandreth's Pills Proven
Over fifty years Brandreth's Pills have accumulated thousands of testimonials claiming cures for rheumatism dyspepsia piles diarrhea liver complaints and other ailments. One or two pills at night on an empty stomach for a week or two is said to suffice for relief and life extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cordiala
Cellera
Cleveland
Grant
Cesar
Napoleon
David
Israel
Solomon
Europe
Horace Walpole
Shakespeare
British Museum
Victoria Alexandrina
Prince Consort
Highlands
Albert the
Queen Victoria
Duke of Albany
Eugenie
France
Empire of
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis Lucien Napoleon
Prince John
Saxony
Dante
Dom Pedro
Brazil
United States
New York Mail and
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Brandreth
Seed, feeding, and butter making tips for farmers
A Rural New Yorker reader shares advice on seed selection, spring planting improvements, and the value of maintaining a small plot of high quality seeds. Fall feeding guidance urges liberal rations for cows and fattening stock, with emphasis on green fodder and water. Practical butter making steps cover milk handling, creamery care, churning, salting, and storage, plus selecting a good milk cow by physical and udder traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorker
Henry Stewart
American Agriculturist
The
Agricultural Gazette
For the Cook Recipe Column of Fruit Preserves and Jellies
A period piece recipe section invites Lady readers to submit practical housewifery dishes. It details grape marmalade, pickled watermelon rind, elderberry marmalade, grape jelly, green cucumber preserves, and a ginger flavored candied cucumber method with steps on selecting fruit, preparing juices, cooking times, and sugar ratios for preserving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartland
Hary T. Gariland
Edgerberry Marmalade
Mary Z. Gartland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magdalene
Satan
la Padre
Trajan
Raphael
Titian
Bellini
Florence
Venice
Academy
John Bellini
John Manners
London Lancet
Beatrice
Alexandra
Edinburgh
Connaughtford
Weersonal
Lavras Ross Wotrcott
Milwaukee
Wis
Woman’s Medical College of
Pennsylvania
Miss Canam
Iowa State University
Empress Augusta
Prussia
Thies
America
Prince Henry
Battenberg
Berlin
Germany
Lorna
Louise
Duke of Argyll
Duke of
John Mannera
M. J. Kelley
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Our Lady
Uriel
Rovab Ig Powdee CO
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