Portraits of Women of British Society and Activism
The piece surveys prominent women figures in Britain and Europe, detailing Lady Carlisle, Princess Margaret, Miss Blind, and Mde. Masbilde Wilud among others. It notes their political zeal, charitable work, literary and artistic pursuits, and social influence in London and at Windsor Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiblide
Maken Mothue” Daugiver
Cari Wisi
Socisiiat Pod
Aho
Pupi
Maxzmnl
Tharty
Europe
Amos
Garibald
Tomas Carlyle
John Stuart Mill
Huxiey
Wilud
Malo
Nie Pyer
Janie Hashetrie
Miss Blind
Port
Henry
Talinn
Ording
Egypt
Mowe Calrt
Mra
W. K. Ciford
Carlisia
Countess of Avert
Henry Somerset
Movk
Grust
Britain
Woman’s Laboration League
Primrose Lisgun
Ita
Jatd
Jeune
East Wind
Windsor Cassie
Swagger Gowns: London Medal and the Princess of Wales
The article reviews the English utility gown trend in Serge cloth aimed at an American audience. It praises tailor made gowns for their practicality, discusses the Eton jacket style, silk shirts, and Norfolk-like belts, and notes Scotch tartans and plaid reversibles as the latest fashion, including a gown made for the Princess of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Bernhardt
Tila
London
England
Eton
Frederick
Princess of Wales
Empress Prederick
A Bold Move for Catarrh Cure By Copeland and Davis
A May to June advertisement details Drs Copeland and Davie offering catarrh treatment at five dollars per month with medicines, examinations, and consultations. The narrative includes a patient testimonial from John McKeney of New Cumberland WV, describing long suffered head and stomach symptoms, relief after treatment, and urging others to seek care. The pitch lists wide range of ailments treated under the rate and touts honest diagnosis and quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Mass
Rosa Bonheur
France
Watts
Lady Waterford
Switzerland
Berne
Geneva
Zurich
Lausanne
Basle
Russia
America
Oscar Wilde
England
Bernhardt
Herod
John the Baptist
Alice Walton
West Newton
Cornell
Aluinum Association
State Library School
Albany
Mary Robbing
Lakeville
Chicago College of Law
Marion Drake
Mary Colbert
Brooklyn
Eeeres
Copeland
Davis
Dre
Je Mek
New Cumberland
W.va
Davia
John McKeney
Ylow
Gavin
von McKeney
New Cumberlain
Copslant
Nod Davis
Thors
Ashers
Uisrasen
Giant Imperial Exhibition Tour Promises World Splendor
A grand itinerary of sensational displays travels from Antipodes to Old World capitals. It promises vast steamship and railroad feats, a caravan of living wonders including monsters, trained sea lions, tawdry curiosities, and a royal Japanese troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Darkest Africa
Mesova
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Berard Ars
Margaret
Prussia
Rmpress
Faye
Aba Bes
Prince Charles of
Hasso
al- Ajough
Cearowlwh
Italy
Christian
Denmark
Alin
Pear
Hersuit
Miss Austen
Thackeray
Maretta Neville
Primrose
Grand Council
Disravn
Dorothy
Mies Jong
Lato
Marl Beaconsfield
League
Vba
Wiles
Hery
Therm
Aod
Lord Salisbury
Tadbert
Fors
Pnd
Rivington Street
Mra Fawests
George Washingina
Mare Washington Mere
Benn
Virgine Mauvais
Nancy
Shon
Rosgeau
New York
Dunlap Hopkins
George L. Tograham
J. W. Brown
St. Thomas’s Cherok
J. Carrell Keckwith
Lopwies
The
Schonl
Sod Waat Twenty-third Street
Mijas Ellen J. Pond
Austria
Quean
Treasury
Sophie Holmes
Coors
Splaner
City & Company
Stresta
Prof
Langley
Michigan University
Michael Hawkins
Pamanenritta
Manchester
Eng
Stone
Hawkins
Consumpton
Hood
Swagger
Lexpos
Copeland Medical Institute
Main St
Wheeling
W. Va
W. H. Copeland
L. G. Davis
M. D
Ohio Central Lines
Toledo
Oho
Michigan
Chicago
Detroit
Ae Fostoria
Bucyrus
MT. Gilead
Newark
Columbus
Athens
Marietta
Middleport
PT. Pleasant
Charleston
Virginia
Southeastern Points
Abt Coalition
Expactive Pre
Epos Australia
Sells Brothers
Atlves
Deest
Spastasia
Wand
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