The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-04-03

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lent enthusiasm in every girl old
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| Vlded WIN a# sWeetncarts no longer
no '.l her gown. She buttons " nrnlly.
anu 8consl,acllously. no sue does
not use any pear. or 1netal buttons. OF
any nilterlal from winch buttons ere
commonly made. Her buttons are Of
porcelain. and each Que bears the port.
raft, IN mlniatrrs. OF the sweetheart
who may be miles away, but who l1su-8
ally IS not rs this idea IS exceedingly
hatterlng to the youth thus honored,
ana IS also lnhnltely satlsIylng 70 the
girl who hon0rs him, 1t IS likely TO at
tam vogue that will not be limited to
the confines of New York. Is
The clever button makers who are
making q speciality Of this new fancy,
and who. are busy reproducing mascu-
Inc llnei1nents upon: buttons. OF all
shapes and sizes, have in their posses
sion a collection that we'll repays ex-
animation. There are buttons, White,
black ana colored, square. round and
oval, small and large, artistic" and
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set III gems, others still are surrounded
! by line Of mosaic Or enamel. But
| they are all alike IN that they bear the
image OF a mans face. And here, it
may De observed, that almost anybody
looks well on a button though, It does
indeed, TINS discovery hardly needs to
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| The nartison cherishes the small hnt.
ton that represents his candidate with
a loyalty almost. though not quite, as
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girI,s privileges to discover, that ho1vev-
er fine her favored one may appear in
reanty' ne is never more engaging than
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seiI-supp OFT snnd soc1al : osit1on: .s
The discussion OF 1T could go on end
lessly, but that which has suggested it
ie Tho forood don, -, 20 :, =
80 nlany young women OF the world
into self-supporting work: Wasn't it
|. Give Newcome who blushed when he
told old r.dr Ko,,,A +ho+ ,,o ,,oa -
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come an ARTIST! we 90 not plush any
more when we confess to being paint
| ers and writer's; but it has required
! even more courage than young New
| comes to do what these girls have
! done-gOne into the trimming and dis
! posal of hats, the selling of flowers
over counter, the renting and keeping
| of houses-young women born to social
| position it cost something to hazard.
! And that they have not lost it, and
will not. proves how liberal we have
grown. Net many years ago we