The Overripe Girl and the Married Adorer Myth
A long, moralizing discussion on young women and married admirers divides them into the spellbound, vain, and overripe types. It argues such relationships ruin futures, praise public approbation, and warn that men often escape blame while women bear the judgment for seeking love and fortune.
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Larce
Steonte
Nimans
Clement
Riel
Vaid Wells
Bat
Javenly
Manood
Huris
Wollew
Purely Feminine Sewing Tips for Little Folks Nightgowns
A feature on dainty garment care and creation for children. It outlines safe storage for veils and flimsy fabrics, a homemade case using cardboards and ribbons, dollie designs, grease stain removal methods with naphtha benzine and ammonia cautions, plus a simple chicken stock soup recipe and easy nightgown patterns.
Real New England Pudding and Fashion Notes
A collage of household recipes and fashion tips. Real New England Pudding uses milk, yellow Indian meal, and raisins with a buttered bake, while a chic gown in crepon and satin pairs mauve and green with a satin sash. Also included are tips for hand care using Irish meal, beef toast spreads, and advice on avoiding a miserable life through sensible dress and habits.
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Ston
Batin
Ayresta
Linjanta
Drssmaker
Warrenpoint
Belfast
Delmonico's Rise from Humble Cook to NYC Landmark
The article chronicles Delmonico's ascent as a premier New York dining institution. It details founder Delmonico, his Swiss valet Tilaman, and the family lineage from Peter to Lorenz to Charles, noting the move uptown and the restaurant's strict social rules. It highlights the bustling evenings, the landmark cafe, the famed kitchen run by M. Rauh, and the careful, old-school service that defines the Delmonico name.
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Monieo
Landmark of
New York
Wall Street
Denis
Delmonico
America
House of Delmonico
Thomas Addis Emmett
Tilaman
Faldo
Switzerland
Tierna
Emmett
Hett
Litple
Peter Townt
Peter
John
Lorenz
Charles
Orange Mountains
Charles Crist Delagalco
Lorenzo
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Tts
Broadway
Twenty-sixth Street
Restaurateurs
Fas
Delmanico
Beever
Manent
Beaver Street
Jower Broadway
Bowling Green
Blank
Supreme Court
Emers
M. Charles Rauhofer
Menton
Maryland
M. Rauhofer
Eirer Ter’pin
Thighteen
M. Te
Sit
Eonnth Coop Hosse
The Poor Red Man Curiously Describes Indigenous Rabbit Hunt
Special Correspondence from Los Angeles May 6 details a Native American rabbit hunt in which Indians perform a sacred dance to plant prayer plumes, with a ritualistic hunt led by a village medicine man. The event includes a ceremonial night fire, cornmeal sprinkled floor, and a return to the pueblo with rabbits, ending in roasted meat and rites.
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Succes
Ian
Mediel
Sandown
Villeae
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