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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1888
Page
3
The article describes bridal attire and iconography, noting velvet slippers, satin bows, and pearl bead stockings in a nostalgic tone. It references Labes and fashion legends, with social commentary on dress traditions and industry terms. It cites figures on pearl and crystal usage and muses on broad trends in early 20th century attire.
A long, fragmented account discusses historic shipwrecks and Atlantic storms affecting the eastern seaboard, noting notable disasters like the Huron and Metropolis and the Cumbria and Sholtes. It cites casualties, coastal wrecks, and advances in life-saving devices reducing seafaring losses. It also covers New York politics around Mr. O Brien and a biographical sketch of JONNY OBRIEN.
Fragmentary 19th century style account describes political upheaval with Legitime elected mayor, then president in a Maylaq region. Arrests follow Manizet banishment. July uprisings noted as capital prisoners are moved. Hippolyte heads cabinet and market governance amid chaotic events.
A Regency era style note explains a rival to the Ureing Crew Coat Fishs Warer for informal dress. The Tuzads are described as aristocratic wear with a fitted waist, black worsted fabric, and a clinging effect. It notes appropriate wear for evening events and the evolving standards of formal dress.
A Young Folks column outlines how Emperor William's five sons begin military schooling at Oberars castle Thuringia. Young princes don miniature uniforms learn drills salute the father and mother, with elaborate accounts of their early exercises, the Swedish origin of the system, and views on physical culture and discipline.
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