Quaint colonial relics and European roving queens headline viewed
Readable excerpts describe colonial autograph relics, famous letters, and a grand exhibit in a government building with marines guarding. It notes Queen Margherita of Italy and Queen Pia of Portugal at a Rome carnival, plus fashion trends in dresses, shoes, and hats. Also covers Catholic women’s organization, a black speaker Ida Wells in Britain, and social curiosities from London clubs to Dresden.
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Knox
Mra Wannington
Waleh
Board of Woman Managers
Shell
Eovre
Wiratata
South Carolina
Georgia
Massachusetts
America
Joh Alden
Miles Standfab
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Horr
General Washington
Geo. Burgoyne
Saratoga
Geo. Putnam
Pomfret
Coo
John Hancock
John Quincy Adams
Paul Rovers
Puillag
Revare
Joseph Warner
Roger Williams
Gov
Winthrop
Portugal
Rome
Ateence Aonot
Ale
Italy
Tagus
Carbone Lay
Organization of Women
Catholic Lay of
Srecant
James McNeill Whistler
Soar
Ambaston
England
London
Steland Pall Mall
Margherita
Princess May of Teck
Princess May
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wales
Recas
Dresden
Letters on Pointers and Books by Edgar Nye
A collection of reader notes and a humorous critique on books and editors. It includes letters from Alick Van Passerup and others proposing comic orations, discussions on how to choose books, and a prose piece on a poet author awaiting a reader’s guess. It ends with an anecdote and a verse excerpt about a pivotal day.
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Edgar W. Nye
Ideus
Andrew A. Smith
Alick van Passerup
New Berlin
Union County
Max
Nie
Central Pennsylvania College
Cyclopedia
Gene Field
Merchants' St Paul welcomes rubber stamp hotel register
A traveler at Merchants' Hotel in St Paul uses a rubber stamp to sign the register, sparking amusement and debate about faster check ins and legibility. The anecdote contrasts traditional pen signatures with the stamp, noting efficiency and the prominence of the name on the page. The piece nods to a broader late nineteenth century mood and distant plans for a world fair around the turn of the century.
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St. Paul
R. Duke Barnum
New York
Penman
Bey
Jerusalem
Sarcophagus, manners, and a costly checkerboard mix in a bemused column
The passage muses on modern manners for girls in public spaces and motherly training, then shifts to antiquity with a note on sarcophagus defined as a stone coffin found at Assos in Lycia. It ends with a Chicago man building a glue‑laminated checkerboard of 29,070 wood pieces worth $1000.
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Woman's Congress
Chicago
Philadelphia
Women Friends
Elise
Hoydent Ward
Mateag Eoftes
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