Spring fashion centers on waistcoats and vests
The article surveys spring fashion emphasizing vests as essential to suits. It notes fabrics such as supple silks and tricolette, wide ribbons, and organdie, with popular embroidered and plain pongee vest options. It highlights color variety, interchangeable vests, and the prominence of vests in contemporary style.
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Wommankind
Charm of Spring in Millinery Four spring hats entice buyers
Four distinct spring hats showcase varied styles for different women. A large Milan hat with georgette and velvet daisies suits tall, youthful, or stately figures. A poke bonnet targets petite wearers with ribbon rows and georgette brim. A square-cornered georgette hat features a draped brim, vivid braid and a rose accent. A black braid hat offers a crisp matronly option with a slim wired ribbon loop.
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Milan
Curtains Rejuvenation via Ironing Prep and Folding
Sprinkling six hours prior to ironing followed by laying cotton blankets and a bed sheet over a kitchen table helps. Iron the hem first then gently pass over the center, fold curtains lengthwise twice for easier handling and a like new appearance.
The Grace of God in Salvation and Right Living
Lesson outlines how grace brings salvation and life in Christ and why it enables right living. It covers natural state under sin, divine quickening, resurrection with Christ, Gloria of grace across ages, and Godly motive. It also explains Titus guidance on denying ungodliness, renouncing worldly lusts, sober and righteous living with a Christlike motive.
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God
Jesus Christ
Hare
Lazarus
Satan
Christ
John
Greatest of All Heroes and a Silent Principle
A quotation extols an unnamed hero and a timeless principle as the ultimate perfection guiding mankind, attributed to Carlyle and framed as a meditation on enduring virtue. The text centers on reverence for an exemplary figure and the universal law of moral greatness.
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Earth
Carlyle
The Problem of the Christian Life Simplified
Henry Drummond states the Christian life reduces to preserving the right attitude. To abide in Christ, to be in position, that is all.
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Christ
Henry Drummond
Crown of Thorns Foretells Christ’s Curse and Grace
A sermon-like meditation links Genesis curse to the crown of thorns on Jesus at the cross. It argues the Spirit narrates these events, Christ bearing the curse for humanity, turning wrath into blessing and promising future deliverance for creation and believers.
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God
David
Jerusalem
Christ
Abraham
Haarlem Oil capsules promise to fight aging via kidney health
An old advertisement claims old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestion. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long standing remedy to stimulate kidney action and purge poisons, offering life extension and ongoing health with daily use and a money back guarantee.
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Reience
Haarlem
John Jacob Astor's Romance Honeymoon Amid War Heroic Saga
Capt John Jacob Astor of the King's First Life Guards and his English wife Lady Violet Astor enjoy a postwar honeymoon in the country. He is Viscount Astor's son and received gifts of Gotham real estate. Their romance spanned royal era and war, including a 1916 London wedding and 1918 leg injury.
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Violet Astor
Viscount Astor
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Gotham
Lady Astor
Earl of Minto
India
Canada
Astor
Edward
Ife
Violet Elliott
Minto
Violet
Lord Charles Nairne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Nairne
Nairne
France
London
Smuts to Hungary as Allied emissary on post armistice issues
General Jan Smuts of South Africa, minister of defense, is named by the peace conference to study Hungarian post armistice problems. Hungary forms a council centered government with elections set for April 14. Voting will be universal for 18 plus except for wage earners for profit, unearned income residents merchants priests monks criminals or lunatics.
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Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
League of Nations
Hungary
United States
National Assembly
Probate Judge and a Notorious Quip
A jurist jokes about being the probate judge as an elderly woman asks to execute her late husband’s imagined heirs. The piece then adds satirical lines about optimism and wartime wrangles and a mock plea to perpetuate peace table wrangles as a warning to future warmakers.
Postage stamp love letter ad urges health product use
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with a line about keeping liver and bowels active to stay healthy and wealthy. The clipped ad ends with a promotional note.
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Dr. Pierce
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