Purely Feminine Tales of Fragrance and Fashion
A mixed column mixes beauty hacks and society notes. It covers home remedies like a vintage mutton tallow cold cream recipe, elegant use of egg shells as containers, and perfumed jars. It also profiles Miss Newell, a New York patent lawyer who rose from the Patent Office to U.S. courts, and cites opinions on Jean Ingelow as poet laureate.
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Potter
Miss Newell
New York
Patent Ofice
Washington
Ne York
Paters
Aw & Specialty
United Srea
K. Newell
Kate
Har
Edward E. Hale
Miss Willard
Jean Ingelow
Boston Commonwealth
Victoria
Hagland
Jean Ingelow.” Wimodaughals
Woman's Club of
London
Hare
Varmont House of
Hse
Senate
New Zealand
Tof
Islands
The Shoplifter and the Store Detective Tale
A Gotham store tale details a stylish woman shopper who feigns innocence as she pockets feathers and silks. A store detective and aides recover $500 in goods, revealing tricks like pocketbook tapping and hidden pockets while outlining how vigilant staff detect wobbling steps and wrapped paper remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madea
Gotham
Mrs Oscar Wilde Likely Visits New York on 1900s Trip
English art circles discuss that Mrs. Oscar Wilde may accompany her husband on his upcoming trip to America. Milas Lloyd Wilde comes from a socially prominent family in London and made a striking social debut with youthful beauty and free fashion.
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New York
England
Oscar Wilde
Mrs. Wilde
America
Milas Lloyd
Local notes from Hannibal Ohio and vicinity
Capt Godfrey Mublemson visited Pittsburg and Wheeling this week while Mrs Sue Hofer returned to Bellaire after a pleasant visit. W B O'Neill was in Wheeling for several days. The body of Lewis Nisperly was brought here and buried at Emma Grove Cemetery. W F M S met at David Tisher's home Tuesday. Mrs Jake Woestly and Miss Sadie Len kard shopped in New Martinsville Thursday. David Tisber Sr is on the sick list. Capt Charles Mubleman visited Sardis buying wheat for Hannibal mills. John Rea is laid up after a stone fell on him at work. Mrs Dolly of Sardis, mother of Mrs Dr Boice, disappeared and is presumed to have drowned. search failed.
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David Tisher
Jake Woestly
Sadie Lenkard
New Martinsville
David Tisber
Charles Mubleman
Sardis
O.ne
Hannimills
John Rea
Dolly
Boice
Jay
Fashionable cape gowns and baby belles at the horse show
The article surveys Capes and gowns in velvet and satin with fur trim, noting color trends like purple and black, double materials, and cape pairing with gowns. It describes baby belles at the Garden show, with coats, velour dresses, and gold galon trim, plus advice on inexpensive wraps and bead ornamentation. It also hints at historical notions from the Republic era and Josephine’s influence on fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Josephine
Fragmented OCR Alert From Local Page
The readable text is garbled and incomplete making it impossible to extract a coherent event or names. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes are discernible for a proper summary.
Lemon Jar Crafts and Hairpin Quirks Stir Public Curiosity
A curious article describes lemon jar crafts from a New York curio shop, detailing a lemon tinted celluloid jar with brash color and a perfumed uses for skin whitening. It also ponders the fate of 4.75 billion hairpins, questioning why most remain unused while millions are produced yearly.
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