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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1892

Page

2

Drive out the dumb devil with bold faith and action

A Sunday sermon denounces silence in the face of faith attacks and urges Christians to confront atheistic mockery with timely questions and vocal witness. It recalls historical cases of witch burnings, praises Deaf and dumb advocates, and extols hymns and doxologies as tools to conquer silent opposition.

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French designers unveil demi trained princesse gown

The Saint Louis Republic notes French designers sent elegant garments resembling a low necked princesse dress with a demi training. The item is a compromise between a petticoat and a silk corset cover, narrowly gored and well shaped to wear under a fitted taller costume or princesse evening toilet with no waist bands or gathers.

St. Louis Repubic

Beautiful Eyes and Facial Beauty Standards

A London Answers piece outlines a timeless beauty ideal focusing on eyes as central to feminine attractiveness. It notes blue eyes as striking and adds preferences for dark hair, aquiline nose, small rosy mouth, rosy complexion, pearly teeth, and dimples when smiling.

London

Women Tyrants of the Desert in Ghardaia Oasis

The Ghardaia women allegedly gain freedoms in marriage and restrict husbands to one wife. They discourage liquor and tobacco, favor facial care using animal fat like mutton tallow, and reference ancient remedies. Fashion notes describe gowns, hats, sleeves, and decorative trends of the period. The piece blends ethnographic claim with period style commentary.

Ghardaia Sahara New York Sun

The Cuban Woman as a Rule Not Beautiful

A Philadelphia Press passage describes a Cuban woman with tawny hair and olive complexion seen in dim light as alluring yet insists under bright light her skin appears ghastly white. The piece critiques beauty standards and notes perceived lack of delicacy in features.

Philadelphia Press

The Good Effect of Short Skirts and Home Advice

A discussion on fashion reports that short skirts could reform walking with dignity and poise, alongside commentary from chiropodists about foot health and footwear. The piece also offers home care notes on curtains oilcloth matting rugs and carpet upkeep, plus a description of Great Suck Lake in Oregon and floor fixing tips.

Kate Fields Washington Apostle of the Omar

Fashion Notes Highlight Classic Color Pairings and Fabrics

Navy blue and red are used together with white satin and moire. Popular combos include light tan, black and yellow. White moire suits bridal gowns and luxury homes match lamp shades to gowns, aiming for harmonious decor.

Unsigned Post Sparks Online Debate About Singer

A cryptic post circulated online claiming a young singer from Worle is linked to a thread about alleged age differences. No verified details emerge, and authorities have not commented.

Worle

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