Old Fashioned Weddings Inspire A Fresh Union
Writer Winston Black notes Rosalie Gardner Jones, a suffragette and wealth holder, wed United States Senator Dill of Washington after seeking a proper ceremony with veil, gown, train, and garden flowers. She argues a single wedding should be meaningful, not rushed by appearances or debts, praising a simple, significant rite. A May apple-tree wedding under blue skies is cited as a lasting inspiration for marital stability.
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Winifred Black
Rosalie Gardner Jones
United States
Dil
State of Washington
Miss Jones
Mrs. Dill
Mrss. Dill
Justice of the Peace
Father
Mother
Little Way
Rosalie Jones
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble May 7 1827
A stirring and eventful day is forecast as planets align with radical forces and unforeseen change. Expect benefits from past efforts but guard against misrepresentation. Those with birthdays may have an eventful year. a bride’s romantic wedding is recalled, and the writer praises weddings and christenings.
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Genevieve Kemble
Transvanian origins loom in Adele Garrison tale
In a Conversational scene, Noel Veritzen reveals his Transvanian father and his own mixed heritage. Mrs. Graham notes a royal Transylvania visit and producer Philip Veritzen’s eager pursuit of the royal family, suggesting a deeper drive to connect with homeland and audience.
Odd and Interesting Facts From The Era
A patent process preserves eggs for fourteen weeks then hatches them in three weeks. An artist with dead hands from war wounds has shown pictures in London and in the Royal Academy. The City of London sewers will be surveyed for the first time since 1870, with sixty miles dating back to Queen Elizabeth. London’s County Council runs 1000 public elementary schools about 70 secondary schools and 260 technical and evening schools.
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London
Royal Academy
City of
Light Spring Coats Take On Lightweight Woolen
New thin woolens offer adaptable styling for spring coats and frocks. Navy and olive ensembles showcase narrow insets, rolled trims, and Chanel gardenias as accessories. Soft crowns and cloche-like brims define the season’s street hats, with understated elegance replacing last year’s high crowns.
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Chanel
Uric Acid Myths and Harbors of This Mysterious Substance
Senator Royal S Copeland reviews uric acid facts correcting old fears and explaining how diet and hydration affect uric acid in urine. He notes true gout links, kidney stone risk, and red sand or brick dust deposits, urging balanced diet and adequate water to prevent acidity.
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Royal S. Copeland, M
United States
New York
New York City
O Health
Correcting Bad Posture Promises Extra Height
Josephine Huddleston reports that poor posture and cramped muscles contribute to reduced height and offers a daily stretching routine. The program aims to add up to half an inch for women under thirty by practicing heel raises and arm stretches, conducted once daily for six months.
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Josephine Huddleston
Ital
Seen on 5th Ave costume glance by Miss Shopper
A navy and red costume features a white embroidered blouse with a small floral design, a knife-pleated skirt, and a red-lined long coat. Other outfits include a gold tweed sport costume with a tuck-in blouse, a white taffeta robe with black lace trim and pink blue roses, and an angora jersey ensemble with a yellow jumper and crepe de Chine skirt.
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5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
Women Across Hall Who Snare Husbands
Elsie Marlow presents Leah, plagued by a neighbor who intrudes on her apartment life. The column urges blunt action to eject the unwanted “Lady Friend,” arguing a clear boundary protects home and marriage. It notes city flat dwellers’ social code gaps and calls for practical enforcement.
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Elsie Marlow
Leah
Elsie
Premier Syndicate. Inc
Wall-Paper Room by Room for Sumner Cottage
Home Making columns describe choosing wall coverings for Sumner cottage rooms. Tips cover color schemes for a blue room with English chintz, tan general walls, and unified tones across connected spaces. Details include sun room pheasant paper, black and white hall accents, porch views, and paneling effects.
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Sumner Cottage
The Versatile Rose Coghlan by Anne Chaplain
OSE COGHLAN was born in Peterborough England and came from a prominent Irish family. She began on stage in Scotland and London then moved to America with Lydia Thompson's burlesque company before joining Lester Wallack's stock. Her career spanned pantomimes burlesque and Shakespeare with noted roles in Forget-Me-Not Diplmacy and Masks and Faces. Her Rosalind and feminine loveliness made her a country standard and a benchmark for stage excellence.
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Ose Coghlan
Peterborough
England
Coghlan
Continental Dispatch
Coglan
Continental Guides
Charles Dickens
Charles Reade
Rose
Charles
Greenock
Scotland
Tilly Price
Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby
London
John L Toole
the Gaiety
America
Miss Coghlan
Lydia Thompson
Blonde Burlesque
Lester Wallack
Charles Mathews
Miss Grantham
the Liar
Viola
East Lynne
St. James's Theatre
Lady Manden
Herman Merivale
Rose Coghlan
Rosalind
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Winlfred Black
Ine
Adele Garrison
Noel Veritzen
Exerleu
Katie
Dicky
Noel Verityen
Noel
New Country
Philip Veritzen
Transvania
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
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D.C. Q
Jeature Service, Inc
Copel
Elsie Marlowe
Eles
Wanda
Anne Chaplain
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