Fur fashions dominate winter wardrobes this season
The season elevates fur wear for fair ladies with long and short coats, mink boas and muffs, and black lynx accents. Dark colors and all black outfits pair with furs as finishes, while ermine white fox and gray furs remain popular for daytime gowns and accessories.
Duchess Marlborough to sail for wedding in America
A social writer reports from London that the duchess of Marlborough will sail to America to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. The bridegroom is a Hungarian nobleman unnamed in detail, and the piece notes American interest in European marriages and a quip about presidential tax on ships.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Slater
Gladys Vanderbilt
Homeoms
Europa
Roosevelt
Southern Cooking Notes Apple Sago and Almonds
A rustic recipe roundup describes Apple Sago with apples baked in a sago custard, salted almond nuts fried in butter to a amber color, and a cheese cream toast dish. It includes steps for preparing sago, washing almonds, browning nuts, and melting cheese with cream to serve with toast.
Savory Cheese Dishes and Royal Visits in Brief
Recipes for Savory Cheese Pies Souffles and a Roquefort Spread appear alongside notes on Queen Victoria Eugenie visiting England. Windsor festivities planned for Spanish royals Welbeck gaieties and invitations. Lady Warwick, known as the Babbling Brooke, promotes land reform and farm schools for women aiding rural livelihoods and independence.
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Victoria Eugenie
England
Kensington
Windsor
Spain
Welback
The Beautiful Lady Socialist at Warwick Castle Tour
The Lady Warwick, famed English peeress, tours the country amid rumors she will sell Warwick Castle to an American. Reports doubt this and note her public activism for Inclallam and labor leaders, with tea parties at the castle and frequent visits by workers.
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Warwick
Ada
Warwick Castle
Inclallam
Potato Soup and Political Opinion Mix From Columbia
A recipe describes making potato soup with potatoes parsley celery onion and milk, enriched by flour butter and eggs. The text then shifts to a political note about Bryan and Mr Daniel Daniel’s enthusiasm and the New York World stance in Raleigh, reflecting conflicting party commentary.
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Bryan
Columbia
Joepaime Daniple
Ralsigh
Thim
New York World
Daniel
Bryan and Parker Electoral College Questioning North Votes
The World questions whether Bryan can win northern states and asks which states could deliver enough electoral votes. It contrasts Bryan with Parker and Roosevelt, noting northern voters' possible hesitation toward Bryan and pondering if a stronger Democrat could carry key states like New York and California.
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Connecticut
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
California
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Ir. Bryan
Judge Parker
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Maryland
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North Carolina
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Meson
Donih
Hear
Californie
Daniels
North
Parker
Tim South
Jim Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Albany Prohibition Remains Amid Sour December Prospects
In Albany Georgia twenty seven saloons face closure January first as prohibition nears. Retail alcohol trade shifts to other ventures while eight new stores rise in the business center. Prohibition’s impact expected to hit local revenues but signs show minimal immediate decline.
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Albany
Wquor
Newton
Baker County
Georgia
Valdosta
Bainbridge
Renta
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