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The Arena, Volume 4, No. 22, September, 1891

Note 1 — AN EVENING AT THE CORNER GROCERY.

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During this period the ingenuity of man came to woman's rescue, by the invention of an interesting, and, judging by its popularity, exceedingly serviceable contrivance known as a dress elevator, which enabled ladies to instantly elevate their enormous trains when they came to a particularly muddy and filthy crossing. Return to text

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