Glory of Captured War Flags
Paris reports General Niax plans a national catalogue of enemy flags taken by the French army. Most Napoleonic trophies were destroyed in 1814. today few remain, including notable German colors won in hand to hand combat at Rezonville and near Dijon.
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Paris
Niax
French Army Museum
the Invalides
Algeria
Mexico
Tonkin
Berlin
Chabal
57Th Foot
Rezonville
Franchirour
Dijon
Travelers' Protective Association Meet Opens in Columbia
About three hundred delegates attend the annual convention of the Travelers' Protective Association of South Carolina in Columbia. The three day gathering includes sessions in Brown's hall and an evening banquet with various speakers. Local Chamber of Commerce members and citizens entertain visitors during the event.
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A. W. Anthony
Lewiston
C. M. Copeland
Montreal
G. W. Hinckley
Hinckley
M J. 8
F. N. Seerley
Springfield
Mass
A. B. Merritt
Portland
William ‘'T. Cobb
Rockland
Columbia
S. C
Travelers’ Protective Association of
South Carolina
Brown's Hall
Del
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Universalists Celebrate 125th Anniversary in North Orange
The Universalists church of North Orange marks its 125th year with a commemorative service tonight. Rev Charles Conklin of Boxton will give an address as fifteen former pastors, ten of whom will attend, reflect on the long history of the congregation.
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North Orange
Nodaay Bee Universaliet
Charles Conklin
Boxton
Wnemorias
New York Fashion Letter Describes Simple Frock Costs
In a May report from New York, fashion writer surveys the idea of a simple muslin frock. The piece notes that what looks plain often hides high costs and that masculine views of simplicity clash with fashion realities, especially for young wearers.
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New York
Fashion notes on summer dresses for young women
The piece describes light summer frocks with blue chambray blouses, embroidered ribbons, and sailor knots, plus mustin gowns, princess skirts, and mustin dresses with lace, tucks, and detatchable bodices. It notes trends like baby princess styles and surplice waists for graduation and parties.
Princess Gown and Summer Linen Dress Trends
A detailed look at princely tunics and gowns with apricot satin touches, lace panels, and ripple skirts. Describes a Tuscany sailor hat, handwork by mothers on summer frocks, and a variety of linen and muslin outfits for hot days, including shirt waists and two-piece suits.
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Hamburg
Frock For A Little Girl Fashion Picks In Linen And Mohair
A detailed fashion vignette showcases summer outfits for girls and women, highlighting white India lawn dresses with epaulettes and pleated skirts, a two piece embroidered linen costume with eleven gores, and a jaunty chiffon mohair ensemble. It notes materials like mohairs and chevrot, with pleats, tucked sides, and box plaits, plus variations for wool checks and Henrietta fabrics. The piece emphasizes current style trends and graceful detailing such as embroidered trims and fancy collars.
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Eton
Crete
Afternoon gowns and summer fashion notes
Exquisite gowns described in detail feature silk mousseline, Russian lace, and liberty satin in gray tones with rose accents. Dresses show tucked corsets, double breasted fronts, elbow sleeves, and embroidery. Also described are white crash dresses with cross stitch and laces, along with tailored Garibaldi style suits and a black white Leghorn hat. A legal quote and a Chicago wage case conclude the item.
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Svory
Jace
Hasine
Walking Costume with Nattier Blue Embroidery Fashioned Dress
A stunning walking costume described in ta ffa ta with oriental embroidery. The gown features a slender corselet skirt and short bolero with white and blue embroidered bands extending the skirt. A blue velvet edged jacket and a square waistcoat in Irish guipure with white chiffon are paired with a blue eatin straw hat accented by white passarine and maidenhair fern.
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Valenciennes Ince
Rubbishing a Rockefeller Jr. Placeholder at Connecticut Hotel
A fragment mentions John D. Rockefeller Jr. registered under an alias John David son Jr. amid sharp condemnation. A professor proposes a Chicago project to foster happiness. The Garrettville fire department hosted a farewell smoker for Peter Barnum, last Saturday night.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Connecticut
John Davidson, Jr
John D
Chicago
Garrettville Fire Department
Peter Barnum
Garrettaville (O.) Journal
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Theatrical Trust
Syndicate
Klaw & Erlanger
al Hayman
Europe
Trust
Universalists
University Heights
Catherine Mann-Payzant
Stylington
Is King Gore
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