The Wilson Mirror Publicly Prints Flirtatious Verse
A Tuesday issue from Wilson County, North Carolina contains a risqué poem urging bold advances and kissing, with admonitions on consent and prudery. The piece emphasizes swift action and intimate acts framed as a maiden's ruse and a duty of lovers.
Pretty Men and the Allure of Beauty in 19th Century America
In a Philadelphia General Convention report the essay contrasts handsome bishops and public figures with common men, noting ideals of male beauty trade on vanity and social perception. It cites Lord Byron, Shelley, Breckenridge, and others as exemplars, arguing that true eminence comes beyond physical looks.
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Philadelphia
Clark
Rode Island
Old St. Andrew's Church
Illiams
Connecticut
New England
Conolumn
St. Andrew’s
Bishop Williams
Rhode Island
Italy
Horseack
Jooks
Marieottrai
Lord Byron
D’ Orsay
Arch
Genoa
Shelley Pee
Robert i. Presny
Audeeace
Breckenridge
Bama
Tha Vonicler
Judge Meek
Equity Productions
New York Mercury
Beers of Munich and a Pair of Humorous Tales
Special Correspondence from Munich describes the universal beer culture and the Hofbrauhaus as the emblem of Bavarian enjoyment. A wedding toast for a butcher’s bride reveals warm hospitality, while a beer hall charcoal portrait sketch ends with the trio enduring a comic artistic session amid elated patrons.
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Hofbrauhaus
Fashions For Men From New York Tailor Shops Or Munich Beer
A 1857 observations piece notes New York tailors set fall winter trends while Munich offers beer culture in Hofbrauhaus. It explains how tailors track customer taste to adjust coats trousers and vests each season and describes coats such as swallowtail Chesterfield fly front overcoats and fur trim with cape styles.
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Munich
New York
Broadway
Merve
Hofbrauhaus
Keller
Hofbraulaus
Brauhaus
Hall
America
F. R. Berton
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