Love and Schemes in Wycherly Woods interlude
Lionel Leigh and Ella Wycherly share a growing bond in Wycherly Hall woods and a secluded summer house visit. Miss Worthington and Miss Wycherly collide over German lessons as Lionel faces social constraints and a looming ball plan. Ella confesses deep interest while a female guardian hints at secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel
Mrs. Clayton
Mr. Leigh
Woodmancote Village
Wryceherry Hall
Lionel Leigh
Jo Wycherly
Colonel Wycherly
Wycherly
Worthington
Richard Barrington
Miss Worthington
Wycherny Wood
Ella Wycherly
Mamma
Papa
Dr. Dundas
Leigh
Ella
Juienel
Miss Wycherly
Italy
Marringion
Miss Worth
Woycherly Hall
The Gate and the Ball at Wycherly Park
Ella Wycherly wanders to a park gate and meets a tall old friend and a young man as plans for a grand ball at Wycherly House are discussed. A London cigarette and nicotine feature follows with stock brokers urged to limit smoking after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wrycherly
Ella
Pisasvatis
Gituresque
Courmuns
Lion’s den
London
Stock Exchange
Washington Post
Government to test safer explosives to reduce mine disasters
The fuel division of the geological survey will conduct experiments near Pittsburg to test permissible explosives and a miniature coal mine safety program. Clarence Hall, an explosive expert, reports on European co operation in mine safety and rescue gear including oxygen jackets for rescue teams. Historical accidents cited include the Courrieres disaster of 1906 and several West Virginia incidents since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
New York Herald
Clarence Hall
England
Belgium
Fuel Division
Pittsburg
Europe
United Tos
West Virginia
Germany
Reden
Courrieres
Pas de Calais
How to Be a Model Wife and Womanly Voice
The piece surveys Mrs. Sally Morris Cory on model wife rules, debating harmony versus independent opinion. It argues women should cultivate voice and education, train speech, and apply skilled sewing tips while preserving personal insight and progress for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Morris Cory
New York
Chicago Journal
Fashions of the Season and Old Age Reflections
The piece notes minimal changes from last winter with a Mandarin line carriage coat of Chinese silk and lattice fringe. It highlights natural ostrich plumes, feather stoles for evenings, and delicate evening gowns. An elder narrator from Harper's Bazaar muses that attitudes toward youth soften with time. Health tips advise gentle care, diet, and simple remedies for eyes and complexion.
Military Fashion and Household Tips From Earlier Era
Midwinter fashion notes describe Japanese influence on outerwear, tartans in soft shaded shades, and practical trim details. Household tips include glove care with wooden hand forms and preserving needle efficiency, plus notes on bathing etiquette and public figures.
Review of Indiana News Highlights in Columbia City
A broad review lists incidents across Indiana including Ed Whipple’s white squirrel find near Columbia City, Rev. Denham’s resignation effective April 1, multiple fatal accidents on Big Four rails near Perth and a Wabash remonstrance to dry Lagro. Also noted are fires, drownings, divorces, bank openings, and several notable deaths and anniversaries across Marion, South Bend, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Whipple
Columbia City
That City
W. W. Denham
First Christian Church
Elkhart
Iinois
Louis Jassi
Perth
Garry Rabb
Covington
Charles Rabb
Grace Wolfe
Minnesota
Robert
Edward Hosinski
South Bend
John Hosinski
Homer Silves
Wabash
Peru
Goendness wel and the suffering horse in sun
A man addresses a Guithanian with a shocked exclamation as they encounter a starving horse toiling up a hill. The animal collapses and dies in the broiling heat, its bones visible and ribs glowing in the sun. Spectators wonder what caused the death, remarking on the horse’s extreme emaciation and the blaze from the sunlit hay.
Australian jewelers rent engagement rings to customers
A report notes jewelers in Australia offer engagement rings for rent to clients, presenting an alternative to outright purchase. The practice highlights shifting consumer behavior and rental market options in the jewelry sector.
Dignified Attire Advice For Social Encounters
The passage urges careful dress and neat appearance to avoid looking sloppy. It emphasizes avoiding ragged clothing and choosing fitted, clean garments for seasonally appropriate, respectful presentation in social or formal settings.
Transforming rough hands with soothing lotion care
A writer notes a woman can boost or ruin her attractiveness by hygiene and toilet habits. A few drops of lotion can soften rough hands, and systematic care of the complexion follows, promising improved appearance and charm as nature intended.
Women juries urged in defense of Angelina Ansolone
Chicago club women led by Mrs. Frederick W. Feer urging women juries to judge Angelina Ansolone who killers a man who shamed her. They argue women understand motives better and can justify killing in defense of honor despite her two year sentence in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps of Chicago Club
Frederick W. Feer
Lake View
Old and Young Women Divide Echoes in City Voices
An editorial discusses the widening gap between generations, blaming older women for curbing younger people's feelings. The piece suggests distance and sensitivity have grown too heavy, reflecting on intergenerational friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Harper’s Bazaar
Use Wall Paper for Shelves and Household Repairs
Almost every housekeeper has a stock of wallpaper leftovers. White backed rolls make excellent shelf paper since the surface brushes or wipes clean and does not require frequent renewing. For hair care, wash with a borax solution and rinse, then use linseed oil and turpentine for finishes on wood, with small burnt umber for darker wood tones.
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Ipremade
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Iti
Calthorpe
Mr. Calthorpe
Miss Wrycherly
Wood Lane
Wome
Jon
Anne Boleyn
Victoria
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Berlin
Portugal
Review OF Indiana
Vera Miller
Perry B. Miller
Phil Lochman
Maggie Cox
Sampson Cox
Kyana
William E. Cox
Lagro
Kempt Patterson
United Telephone Company
Marion
Clarence Snider
Marietta
Steve Brockman
Malinda Culp
Goshen
Henry Culp
Culp
Sarah Hoel
Daleville
Harper Porter
Richmond
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Margaret Joyce
Sis
Patrick Jo Merchant
Frank Knollman
Knollmans
Mr. Knollm
Clay Ham
Liberty
Evansville
Elve Crow
Joseph Cheats
Jasonville
Chas. Thompson
Terre Haute
John Small
Joseph Logue
Wabash County
Beckham County
Oklahoma
Sayre
Warren G. Sayre
Henry Teel
Teel
State Bank of
Waveland
Capital
Bank of
Marie Wood
Indianapolis
Guy Hospital
Allen T. Johns
Fulton
Jeffersonville
Edward Johns
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Sarah Brammer
David Brammer
Muncie
Walter T. Carpenter
West Richmond
Carpenter
Squire Turner
Columbus
John W. Christian
Burney
Dorothy Miller
Hope
Penin-American Glass Company
Alexandria
William Pant
Sullivan
Henry Koenig
Gardner
Christian Clemens
Arbuckle-Ryan Harvester Company
Toledo
John C. Graves
Warsaw
Henry Uzzle
Wiliam Howard
St. Louis
Edward Lappin
Seelyville
Central Indiana Insane Hospital
Mack Clifford Smith
Anderson
Barney Maynard
Hale
Siniming Woods
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