Purely Feminine and Women’s Careers in England
A reforming piece praising female education and industrial training at an English college. It highlights two of three graduates earning diplomas, notes strong professor support for women, and discusses careers in dressmaking, tailoring, and medicine. The article covers royal fashion, weddings, and society notes including Princess Mary and dress trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borticultural College
England
Vitabid
Thas
Markas Garden
Mary
le & Cometry House
Audir
Linde Swat Lng
Az Bois
Alwayn
Tips Her Bat Like A The Latest Fad Of The Young New York Girlh
A Fifth avenue belle in New York begins a straw hat salute trend by lifting her sun shade in imitation of a male salute. Reporters note the fad spreading among younger socialites of the 400. The straw hat design allows bat-tipping without pins, and windy days favor a military salute in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Journal
Hyphen Fad Sparks Family Society Clash
In a playful society column exchange, Jeptha Jones resists using a hyphen in his name while Mrs. Jones insists on stylish double-barrel forms. The argument lampoons modern names and social pretensions as editors, tobacco critics, and other quirks drift through the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jephtha
Mrs. Jones
Jones
Jeptha
Mr. Jones
Maria
Hyseo
Hyson
Jonetes
Jeptha Jones-Jones
Bathing at the Pier Lovely Naiads in Bewitching Dress
A vivid account from Newport's summer shore portrays fashionable bathers at the pier. It highlights vivid outfits in alpaca and silk, the scene of hotels and promenades, and notable figures such as Miss Winnie Davis and Miss Marie Sterning among a crowd of stylish Bathing beauties. The writer observes bathing suits, colors, fabrics, and the lively atmosphere of sea side leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Narragansett
Baltimore
St. Louis
Winnie Davis
Marie Sterning
Miss Sterrett
Patterson
N. J
Stylish bathing fashions and figures at Wor in Nar ragansett
The prose sketches bathing wear and beach scenes at Nar ragansett, highlighting a fashionable widow in a black silk suit and a green and white plaid outfit. It notes hair, silhouettes, stockings, and accessories, plus guidance on undergarments and color changes when wet. Includes assorted light vignettes and dialogue snippets from local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzan
Nod
Narragansett
Pier Two
Yound
Fragmented Suendre Girl and Fashion Riddles in Odd Snippet
A garbled notice lists fashion as red silk scarves and oilskin hats, with stray dialogue about a young man in the city and a discussion on capital versus labor. The text is unfinished and features several misprints and unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Ding
Gang
Hawmer
Jimmie
William
Graff
Oldvet
Robyite
Robyte
Earth
Maury Joxmear
Fragmented Dialect Snippet From Obscure Selections
A garbled mix of phrases touches on theater speech and everyday scenarios. The text mentions nurseries covering 183000 acres, a hotel clerk demanding payment, a quarrel over rooms, and a line about eyes signaling disposition, reflecting fragmentary historical newspaper OCR noise without a clear single event.
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Hipetieltural College
Proteoes
Yores
ASD
Tak
London
Chantilly
Wigo
Denmark
Ean Tilien
Agtist
Oxford
Cambridge
Sexe Wiiter
Mme. Paul
Albert Hall
May
Princes of Wales
Ente Douglas Wiggins
Caithness
Paris
Viper
Aipenlag
Queen Victaris
Tes Bean
Chicago
Duchess of York
Challoner
Mra
Mary Raders
Pennsylvania
Indian Bureau
Austria
Mae
de Tofus
Nicholson
Louies
Kensington
Henrietta Montalba
Ouldstas
Carlisle
Yorkshire
Mme. Modjesk
Isabella
George William Curtis
Staten Island Academy
Prue
Edith Carrington
Wee Witlie Winkle
Walter Berant
Schumann
Abe
Jamaica
Brooklyn
Pickwick Papers
Tt Coutains Department
Roumania
Trousseaux
Parla
Gothem
Baral Patinnt
Marth Jonbeau
Nar-Raganbett
Jashea
Watkin
Arctic
Misa Pinken White
Ain
Drs
France
Ottman
Bridgeport
Sherman House
Taeeday
Bellaire
Windsor Hotel
Leta
Timea
Medical and Surgical Institute
Colamtar
Hawner Jedical Institute
la Af Reengalaeil
Lee
Morus
Max
Alex
FREW
Marr
Frew’s
Furniture and Carpet Store
Main Street
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