Tolstoi Breaks Silence on Russian Revolution in New Article
Count Leo Tolstoi urges the Russian government to abandon autocratic methods and embrace reforms. He argues for land nationalization and the wheeling of the people toward justice, stressing peaceful change over violence and warning against resisting the revolution. The Citizen plans to publish the Tolstoi series in three parts.
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Leo Tolstoi
Tesla
Cxar
Hie
Leo Tolstol
Ruada
Doumas
Citizen
Europe
America
Tunaia
Oxars
Tims
Waat
Clusses
Austin
Ivarice
Ignocranes
Jand
Russia
Citizeen
Thats
Nursery products and garden stock offered by N W Alger
N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street advertises fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers for sale. Buy from a known source in a local horticulture version of a neighborhood vendor promotion.
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N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
Hat Contrast Reveals Rich Velvet and Feathers in Couture
A historical description details a dark felt hat with a high crown and narrow brim, crafted from wine colored velvet and gray velvet. The crown features blue velvet and ostrich feathers, with a striking marabou feather trim. The edge is leaf stitched and the color shifts from wine to pinkish tones as light fades.
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Witver Gauss
Fashion Page Women’s thrift on dresses and trims
A feature on how a stylish woman builds her look with careful shopping, simple dress lines, and minimal trimmings. She notes prices from 50 cents per yard for heatweight dress goods to 66 cents, stressing quality cuts, precise tailoring, and harmonizing accessories.
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Dres
Uiis
New York Fashion Letter on Gowns for Street and Evening Wear
A New York fashion column discusses diverse gowns for street, morning, afternoon, and evening wear, stressing wardrobe variety, plain tailored street dresses, and versatile long coats. Velvet and chiffon dominate, with yokes, sleeves, and trims shaping the silhouette, while tailoring from reputable houses remains essential.
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New York
Princess Gowns Emphasize Simple Richness In Winter Styles
Fashion notes discuss princess gowns using velvet and chiffon with embroidery and lace yokes. Emphasis on simple lines over ornate trimmings, color harmony near the face, and practical warmth with furs and hats. Details cover sleeves, yokes, buttons, and fabric combinations for outdoor wear.
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Walet
Justi
Eton
Jauen
Hele Jimeane
Velvet and Lace Evening Dress Described
Deep French blue velvet fabric used in an afternoon reception toilette. Arabian face harmonizes with the rich materiel on sleeves and bodice, the colero made of it.
Daring Costume of Spangles and Ermine on Parisian Fashion
A vivid description recalls the daring gown worn by Mine Hallet and the Paris fashion set, featuring spangles, ermine, and a tipped toque. The article notes the gown’s cling, the fur ensemble, and the dramatic plume, highlighting the bold style of New York society.
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Spangles
Ermine
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Boly
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. ‘Chenney
St Totedo
Hall
Frank J. Chaney
Before Inc
A. W.gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Leo Tolstot
Marion Ashe
Drugeteta
BE. W. Grove
Corer Marine
Faye
Chamberlain
Altiquerave Junk Company
South Second Street
Price Se
Rajipe
Perton
Genuine Gas Coke
W. H. Hahn & CO
New York Fashion Letter
Dean
Walton's Drug Store
Velvet and Lage
Marion Aste
Helen
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