Pauline Chase in The School Girl

Lady Hermione Grimston photographed by Alice Hughes for The Sketch in 1904

James White Cloud (fourth from right) with his wife Louise, son Louie, and family

Madeleine Germaine Aaron, poet and writer for The Wichita Eagle

Dr. Emma Selkin Aronson, circa 1918 "Dr. Aronson's right leg was amputated in 1950 as the result of a thrombosis, but she had a special chair built and continued in practice at the New York Infirmary[...] Until she was 62, Dr. Aronson had served as chief of gynecology at Bronx hospital.

Neurologist and pathologist Dr. Mary Angela Spink One of the first women graduates of Indiana University, she served as president of Fletcher Sanitarium and was a frequent visitor to Teddy Roosevelt's White House

Cartoon by Charles Harrison from The Sketch, November 4, 1903 "Penny 'addock, please; and father says, will you wrap it up in a newspaper wot supports Mr. Chamberlain."

Graves of William Tecumseh Sherman, his wife Eleanor, and son William Jr., who died of typhoid at age 9, at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis

Decorations on the grave of William S. Burroughs at Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis

Graves of Charles and Ray Eames at Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis

Grave of Tennessee Williams at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis Turns out Ernie Ford isn't buried in the state you'd expect either.

Actress Sybil Arundale and friend

Cinderella by R. C. Carter

Bill McClintock is at it again. www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnTk...

Resignation by Clifford Roger Fleming Williams

December 1903 ads for Plasmon and St Ivel Christmas plum puddings

Wright's Coal Tar Soap ad from The Sketch, December 16, 1903

Motoring in Normandy: A Story Without Words by Georges Redon

Hungarian violinist Ferencz Hegedűs, father of Olga

1903 ad for Kalipha and Ascot Race Game from Jaques & Son

1904 ad for Greer's Old Vatted Highland whisky

If you mash the audio example buttons on the wikipedia page for the IPA vowel sounds you can create a choir of mildly disgusted men

Cartoon by Starr Wood (AKA The Snark) from The Sketch, December 16, 1903

In the Fish Ballet by R. C. Carter

Hilda Jacobson in The Orchid

Daisy Holly, Connie Ediss, Hilda Jacobson, and Violet Walters in The Orchid

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St. Ivel ad from The Sketch, November 18, 1903

Dewar's ad from The Sketch, November 11, 1903

Billy's Little Love Affair by Cecil Aldin

Mood

Ad for Hieratica paper from The Sketch, November 4, 1903

1903 poster for Nachtasyl, the German version of The Lower Depths

Marie Antoinette Nathalie Granier Dowell Pollard, wife of Edwin A. Pollard, originator of the Lost Cause myth

"Erasmic" Soap ad from The Sketch, October 28, 1903

Bewlay & Co. ad from The Sketch, October 28, 1903

Édouard Lantéri, Auguste Rodin, and John Tweed

Mabelle Gilman Corey as Dolly Varden Not the fish

After the Gale: Gathering Sticks in the New Forest by John Hassall

Caricature of Jacques Lebaudy, self-styled Emperor of the Sahara, by Maurice Biais

Text I removed from a Wikipedia biography the other day: Stephen is enthusiastic about golf but his skills resemble the physical prowess of an excited Labrador on a slippery wooden floor.

Cartoon by Frank Chesworth from The Sketch, August 26, 1903

Delos Franklin Wilcox, author of the 1900 book Ethical Marriage, which states that marriage is "a duty binding upon all well-equipped people."

A daunting fight card of a man

Lawyer Charles Edward Rushmore, namesake of the Mount

There was a boy called Tileston Fracker Chambers, and he almost deserved it.

Lawyer, politician, and ambassador William Widgery Thomas Jr.

According to this November 1929 ad, Listerine is so safe that it may be used full strength in any body cavity.

Mayo Methot in 1929

October 1929 illustration by Don Freeman