Two Seasonable Coats and a Hat
A feature on autumn and winter outerwear highlights two seasonable coats and a round hat. One coat showcases a tapering silhouette with back tucks and large cape collar, the other presents an original, knee length design with wide back folds and slit pockets. The hat includes a duvetine crown and brocaded ribbon accents.
September Hats usher mutumin styles into fall fashion
The September forecast highlights between seasons hats using duvetyn satin and taffeta with rich embroideries and ribbons. Details show four practical shapes including a duvetyn upturned brim with feather spray, a square crowned sailor, a blue duvetyn hat with rust embroidery, and a brown taffeta hat with pale gold ribbon.
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Storm Flight Describes Turbulent High Altitude Ride
An observer flying thousands of feet above New York recounts a storm scene with hail and rain. The plane climbs to eight thousand feet as cirrus fragments glow in warm wind and the countryside becomes visible without glasses despite milky air.
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New York
Cattle Trends Show Feeder Shortfall Across States
A Sioux Falls report describes a worsening cattle market with feeders quitting, land turning to wheat, and higher beef prices feared. Across six states losses rise amid rising feed costs, with examples from Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Topeka highlighting hefty per head losses and shrinking herds.
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Sioux Falls
America
Nebraska
Kansas
State Livestock Association
Topeka
Mr Sun presents lakeside moving pictures for fairies
Mr Sun hosts an all day show with Sun Fairies and creatures watching scenes by a lake. The program includes Kingfisher Tower stones over time, mossy rocks, forget me nots, bugs under rocks, a brush clearing, a quarry, thimbleberry bushes, and a feathery burning bush with blue bells singing for Mr Sun.
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Mother Nature
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Kingfisher Tower
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Lioness Caresses 41st Cub At Central Park Zoo
New York reports Helen the Honess nursed her forty first cub in a display of tender maternal care. Most of her offspring have been sent to other zoos, two having died in infancy. Ackbar the father roared at birth then accepted another cub as part of the world. In Manitowoc Wisconsin a couple argued over language at their marriage vows with the groom insisting on German while the bride preferred English, provoking a brief protest before the priest yielded.
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New York
Helen
Central Park
Ackbar
Manitowoc
Wis
Martin Basil
Eleanor Kimber
Woman Arrested Near Geneva For Smuggling Gold Bones
A young woman near Geneva was caught while attempting to cross into France with corset bones made of gold and platinum covered by cloth and solid gold shoe heels under white varnish. She aimed to smuggle bullion into France.
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Geneva
France
Women Volunteers Praised for Guard Duty Roles
Warsaw reports the Polish war ministry says women make the best guards at barracks and depots. An appeal highlights trustworthiness and honesty. Poland’s Volunteer Legion of Women has over 600 members with nearly 2,000 applications awaiting processing.
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Warsaw
Polish War Ministry
Poland
Legion of Women
Lightning Strikes Kill 40 Chickens in Pontiac Yard
A bolt of lightning struck the yard of Smith Ames on Forest Street killing 40 chickens. The birds lay out with heads all facing one direction as Ames mused on the orderly aspect of nature and joked the bolt should have plucked the feathers too.
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Pontiac
Mich
Smith Ames
Forest Street
Mr. Ames
Blood brother vows vengeance for Essad Pasha murder
A French writer’s circumstantial tale claims Essad Pasha formed a blood brother pact with a poor youth in Constantinople after a card game threat. The sworn ally, now wealthy in France, waits for French courts to resolve the case as Rustem Avent faces trial for killing Essad Pasha.
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Paris
Essad Pasha
the Excelsior
France
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Rustem Avent
Canaries Lost Their Tall Royal Life Question
A boy questions how the canaries lost their tall royal life, prompting the shopkeeper to discuss the advertised job for a man to retal canaries. The dialogue centers on whether the boy can do the work and seeks explanation rather than action.
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Canaries
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