New Wall Papers Let Gobelin Tapestries Inspire Fancy
The advertisement extols cartridge papers replaced by Satie stripes as delightful imitations of real cloth. It promises cheap, pretty wall coverings for doll houses and suggests visiting large paper dealers to imagine living in marble halls while admiring Gobelin tapestries.
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Doll'’S House
Louis XIV Wallpaper Prints and Period Style Returns
The article reviews Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette papers, noting paneled walls and ceilings suited for grand rooms. It highlights borders matching stylized borders, two friezes for versatile ceilings, the decline of cartridge papers, and the rise of satin stripe and embossed papers mimicking fabrics, appealing to artful but budget-conscious buyers.
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New York Recorder
The Colonial Design Wall Papers Price and Style
The passage discusses wallpaper options from a colonial design perspective. It notes varying textures and borders, advice on ceiling height illusion through friezes, and decorative Moorish patterns in gray blue and purple for 15 cents a roll. It also warns against vulgar dull papers sold by decorators.
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Yursa
Weaving Tip: Drawn Threads Save Worn Table Linens
Wheel threads are drawn in new table Peso to keep the hems straight. Do not throw away the drawn threads. Wind them carefully on empty spools. When tablecloths or napkins grow thin, nothing darns worn pieces as well or as strongly as the drawn threads.
Newspaper Polishing Tips From Old Newspapers
Old papers make silverware shine by rubbing, and polish knives forks and toware. Stoves gain luster when greased paper is used, while windows mirrors and lamp chimneys become brilliant after newspaper rubbing.
Egg Stalos Rut Yet? Egg stain removal tip uses salt
A brief cleaning tip advises rubbing egg stained spoons with salt to remove the spots. The instruction emphasizes using salt to lift egg stains effectively.
Full Rustle Silk Petticoats Promoted to Women
A suggestion urges women to buy silk for silk petticoats and request the full rustle material. It notes two grades full rustle and half rustle and advises daughters of Eve to ask for and obtain the full rustle brand.
A Fashionable Trimming
Green velvet is fashionably trimming black ladies' cloth gowns, highlighting the season's refined style and contrasting textures seen on fashionable silhouettes.
Practical Glove Mender in a Necessity Era
A trimmed fragment notes a glove mender as a practical necessity, likening gloves as calling for thread and needle repair. The text references small silver ripe and a ring of parrow ribbos, with unclear context or complete details.
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Apos
Odd-Shaped Needle Bood Craft For Glove Mending
A fragment describes an odd shaped needle bood and a method to attach a silver finger to the glove through a third ribden piece. It instructs sewing a braided strand of colored silks to a ribbon and letting the silver line hang from two broad ribbons tied with a bow.
Crinoline Fashions Prompt Street Car Reform
The piece riffs on changing dress styles and crowding as fashion and transit shift. It notes crinoline dresses, wider streets for streetcars, and the bustle of vendors and married couples facing bills. The tone mocks prudish dress norms and anticipates new fashion and urban rules.
Meat Loaf Recipe Summary
To one quart of chopped meat add two eggs well beaten one cup of cracker or bread crumbs and one small cup of stock sweet milk or water. Season with salt or pepper and optional sage onion or parsley. Mix well mold into a loaf lay thin strips of bacon on top and bake an hour.
Dressing capes and decorative towels for sewing fans
A detailed guide on making dressing capes from towels or linen with stamped designs and etched silk. Capes are longer at the back, handy for hair work, giftable, inexpensive, and washable with no stiffening. Subtle color variations use blue or red silk to match borders. They launder well and sell quickly at fairs.
Reply to Rev Mr Butts from St Marys Rector
Father Mattingly of St Marys Church in Martin's Ferry Ohio defends Catholics against Rev Mr Butts tirade. He cites history, Washington and Lincoln, says Catholics are loyal Americans and supporters of public and Catholic schools, urges charity and lawfulness, and praises local Catholic progress.
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France
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Johnson
Virginia
Washington, D. C
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Mr. Johnson
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Europe
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New York
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D.D
Napoleon III
Know Nothing Party
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Rome
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
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St. Mary’s School
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Harrison
Cardinal Gibbons
Ople
Sa Aged
Teach
Ireland
Bishop Watterson
B. Exley & Co
Jesus Christ
Father Mattingly
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Mind Reading Couple Charms South Hadley Town Folks
A South Hadley pair Charles A Taylor and Eva Leonore Taylor staged mind reading feats amid local curiosity. Eva allegedly guessed cards and objects, read thoughts, and even guided a sled downslope during a surprise show that drew New York interest and townwide discussion.
Two Minds One Thought A Curious Case of Dominance
A young man reportedly subdues a healthy country girl within a month, gaining apparent control of her mind and perceptions. Observers expect public exhibitions to test whether this is genuine domination or a clever sham, echoing the poet’s idea of two souls sharing one thought and two hearts beating as one.
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Eva
South Hadley
Mount Holgote
Charley
Ali
New
Mr. Taylor
New York
West Twenty-fourth Street
Herald Office
Miss Eva
Herald
Grant
Lincoln
Bisine
Edison
Sherman
Cleveland
Sullivan
Severe Treatment Condemned In Old Fashioned Manner
The piece argues against harsh medical methods and praises Drs Copeland Kell and Davin for humane skilled care. It notes patients suffering under old spray therapies and claims the doctors offer gentler effective treatment without unnecessary pain. Public patronage is attributed to their humane approach and experience.
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Tian
Carpenter Stephen Hicks Relates Catarrh Cure Experience
Stephen Hicks of Cameron reports years of dust exposure caused catarrh affecting throat nose and ears. After treatment by Drs Copeland Bell and Davin he says his symptoms subsided and he gained health and weight, praising the doctors and urging others to seek their care. He claims previous patent medicines offered no relief and links catarrh to mucous membranes throughout the body.
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Cameron
W. Wax Faye
Drs. Copeland
Bell
Davin
Jent
Copeland Medical Institute Opens at 1121 Main St Wheeling
Dr W H Copeland announces permanent office on the second floor at 1121 Main Street Wheeling West Virginia. Consulting physician specializing in Catarrh and diseases of the eye ear nose throat lungs stomach and chronic ailments. Office hours include morning and evening sessions with Sunday availability.
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Universal medical care at five dollars a month
The statement promises treatment for all diseases at a uniform five dollar monthly rate with Medici furnishing services free. It claims no consultation or exam fees and covers medicine and treatment for all cases and patients.
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