Purely Feminine Fashion Notes From the Era
A lively survey of summer dress styles and social trends features English and American women. It notes outfits from sult coats to silk gowns, embroidery, hats, and accessories, with commentary on mothers supporting politicians and women’s evolving public roles.
New Road Agenda Sparks Southern Satire on 1902 Roads
A lengthy humorous letter laments American road neglect, blasting rail expansion and local roadways. It gripes at wagon paths, praises European routes, and urges Chicago exposition displays of road materials, cross sections, and improved North Carolina wagon roads amid rural anecdotes and personal vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Pope
Boston
Chicago
Buck Shoals
Mephistopheles
Marguerite
Tiga
Mary Kuerite
Asheville
Hooper Township
Kenilworthing
T Menches
Sheridan
Wities
Tm Patelette
Thad
Pain
Sebastopol
Peking
Rome
Colorado
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Iowa
Ilinois
Queenstown
Sandy Hook
Guy
Brooklyn
New York
Pennsylvania Road
Fragmentary ad reads request for money to Dr Keates Boston
A garbled ad fragment mentions sending two cent samples for payment to a Boston firm tied to Dr Keates. The text is incomplete but implies a soliciting notice or transaction request locally. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
A. A Eee, & Co
Boston
Mass
Dr. Keates
Imitation artist Stainville mimics Parkhurst and others
The article profiles M. Stainville, a Paris born imitator who uses a doll theater to cast his face into likenesses of public figures, including Dr. Parkhurst. He studies each subject, then performs with precise makeup and stage craft, drawing audiences in New York as he plans more imitations of Blaine Harrison and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalsam
North Carolina
Dr. Parkhurst
Blaine
Harrison
Lingard
England
Tisaotte
Plewy
Paulus
Jean Statnville
Statnville
Stain- Ville
Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
M. Stainville
Parkhurst
Tiger
Siamnville
Bordeaux
Paris
M. Stainville Beant
Cafe Chantants
Chantonts
Folia Bergeres
New York
France
America
Kitchen Queens and Their Domestic Trials
A fragment of a newspaper feature describes women who enter service as housemaids and the varied stories that ensue. A South Side matron recalls a girl who advertised for work and seemed well suited for domestic duties before her background or truth became unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Mary Brown
Pennsylvania
Juno
Stone
Mrs. M
Tnn
Chicago
Lila
Meadvisle
Thad
LaSalle Street
Ted
Adoen
Clinton
General
Rod
Hugo
Emerson
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Prubhuunies
Oyst Frances Cleveland Club
Fingland
Thie
Salisbury
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Ity
Mt Espouris
Carlyle
Howee
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Poe
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Jagr
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Nelsarte
Oto
Champ
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Eood
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Botte
Jean Stainingle
Jean Stainville
Parrhtnot
Etainville
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