Duchess of Marlboro Grace Marble House Visit
Condelo the Guebess of Maribor Duch will visit My port, occupying Marble House once owned by William K. Vanderbilt. The place has been renovated for lavish entertainments as the duke and duchess arrive. Senator Pettus of Alabama, famed Grandpa Pettus, is profiled for his long career and age. Rear Admiral Howison fills Schley board vacancy, with naval service history noted.
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Marble House
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William K. Vanderbilt
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Oliver I. P. Belmont
Grandpa Pettus
Congress
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Pugh
Pettus
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Hawlson
Dewey
District of Columbia
Mexny Nhowison
Indiana
Naval Academy
Pawnee
Spain
Losionary Yard
Horlson
The Model Refrigerator What the Iceeman Says
A wartime Good Housekeeping style piece recounts an imagined talk by the Iceeman about kitchen hygiene and refrigerator placement. It covers proper storage to prevent odors, the wisdom of keeping the unit above ground, and routine cleaning methods for shelves, waste pipes, and drains.
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Iim
New Notions in Dress From Paris and Vienna
The New Idea Woman's Magazine notes two original fashion notions. A New York aristocratic young lady brings a Parisian handmade waist in white dimiry with tiny red silk embroidery. A Parisian stock uses dark red silk with a small bow, and a distinctive turnover collar made of the same material.
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Vienna
New Idea Woman's Magazine
New York
Paris
Seweled stock-thuud ring purse from Vienna imported
A newly imported jeweled stock ring purse with garnet studded dots matching waist embroidery. Designed to be worn on the left thumb with a jeweled chain purse, this fine Vienna accessory is expected to be a principal fashion fad for the coming winter season.
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Vienna
Custard Cardies Cooking Note From Vintage Text
Instructions describe preparing custard by mixing two teaspoonfuls of corn starch with cold milk, stirring into heated milk, boiling briefly, then adding a beaten egg, sugar, and flavoring. Remove from heat and serve as original.
The Maiden Gravely Missed by a Snowbound Bride
Fragmented verses tell of love and sorrow as a maiden faces illness and death. The speaker recalls a tender smile that lightened a final moment, weaving themes of devotion, grave beauty, and an enduring love in a snowbound setting.
Self Phosphorescent Diamonds Echoed By Diamond Trader
A New Orleans Times-Democrat note recounts a diamond dealer’s claim that under heat or pressure some stones emit a pale glow. The tale includes a Amsterdam visit to inspect cutting logs and a demonstration where a rose cut gem glowed in darkness, suggesting historical curiosity about phosphorescence in jewels.
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Amsterdam
Acm
New York
Leren
New Orleans Times-Democrat
What the Eye Tells About Lovers and Minds
The article discusses eye features as indicators of character and mental state. It links upper lid coverage, pupil visibility, eye movement, color, brow strength, lash shape, and eye spacing to traits like deliberation, intelligence, steadiness, weakness, memory, jealousy, bigotry, and intolerance.
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Tris
Sunday School Lesson Ends With Gift Of Verse
A Carthage Press item recalls a Sunday school class where a teacher shared a tale of a cruel boy harming cats. A little girl responded with a chosen Bible verse, declaring what God hath joined together let no man put asunder.
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Elasa
Vaice
Carthage
Old Scottish farmer joins local school board inquiry
An elderly Scottish farmer elected to the local school board visits the school to test the class with questions. His first inquiry asks what learning is, met by silence until a boy replies with a puzzled answer about a horse or handie yer hourse.
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Tota Him
Bers
London
Above Suspicion in Forgery Sentence Sparks Reaction
On learning a race member was sentenced to the penitentiary for forgery, Brother Dickey exclaimed that digger eddication leads to this outcome and mocked literacy. The Atlanta Constitution notes the remark as an example of prejudice and ignorance. In Abyssinia the coffee plant grows wild in Kulfs district, a telee yf fragment mentions.
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Dickey
Atlanta
Abyssinia
Kulfs
A Reluctant Candidate Nomination Stirs German Town
A hesitant candidate in a German town faces repeated nominations. When asked whom he would nominate, he answers himself each time and refuses to accept. After a third request he concedes, declaring he will accept since neighbors pressed for his nomination.
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Durlaz
Msu
Donnerwerterr
Corners Seen by Insects Could Aid Humans
Observations note that many Insecta possess a wider field of vision due to their compound eyes allowing panoramic perception. The text suggests applying this development to humans could have drawbacks yet offers advantages such as better pickpocket detection and broader situational awareness.
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Chambers’ Journal
Wet Polo Mystery Sparks Childish Triumph
Discoverer Bobby bursts into excitement with smeared clothes and a glowing face. He proclaims the new neighbors’ front door sign says Wet Polo and insists the sticky substance is voralsh, while his mother scolds him and explains the cautionary area.
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Bobby
Miamma
Voralsh
London
Growing Down Height Decline Starts in Early Middle Age
A German observer notes height loss begins by age 35 with full stature reached at 30 then a slow “growing down” until noticeable after 60 and more evident after 70. Also includes a testimonial praising Grain-O as superior healthful beverage from C F Myers of Genesee Pure Food Co.
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Orst
Wasa Hinaton
D.C
Genessee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
C.F. Myers
A Bind Hearted Woman and Her Homeless Animal Charity
In Maris the Baroness d'Harpent stands out for her devotion to stray animals. She maintains bicyclists who seek walls and strays, rescuing cats dogs and others that are housed by her. Even dead animals are buried in a Neuilly cemetery rather than discarded.
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Maris
Baroness d'Harpent
Seine
Neuilly
C M V Excursions Tickets On Sale Through October Twentieth
New York City offers a general excursion program with tickets available daily until October 20. Return options include multiple routes such as via Buffalo.
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New York City
Buffalo
Unicorn described as ancient Chinese myth
The text asserts that the unicorn in Chinese lore repeats Western mythic accounts, suggesting that a horned equine or cervine creature may have once existed, based on similarities across antiquity and accidental country myths.
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Rome
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