Mid-Winter Evening Gowns Display Modish Empire Style
A fashion preview notes the mid winter gown trend centered on empire line crepe or casse, lace over chiffon, and white or colored fabrics. Black sequin robes remain popular with heavy designs, while beaded necks, nets, and point d esprit lace add delicate trim and kimono sleeves complement the spangled net sleeves.
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Empire Princasse
Paris
London
Vienna
Copenhagen
Mack Net
Grape Nuts Nourishes Digestion and Energy
A food expert touts Grape-Nuts as meeting tissue repair needs and supplying vital energy through natural phosphates in wheat and barley. Eating slowly with cream satisfies the digestive impulse and supports brain and nerve function, with the promotion of the booklet The Road to Wellvilley in packs.
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Wellvilley
The Relation of Complexion to Conduct
A discussion on how a woman's complexion and grooming reflect her morals and self mastery. The dialogue links poise, appetite control, and emotional restraint to the appearance and health of body, mind, and spirit. It argues that careful self-care signals higher selfhood and discipline.
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Onida
Peculiar Properties of New Medicine
An unnamed youth promotes a remedy claimed to expel tapeworms and cure various ailments by toning the stomach. He asserts internal parasites are common and that atom bombs health, while his “New Discovery” supposedly relieves many stomach related issues. A Chicago case cites Jessie Birdsall, aided by Cooper’s preparation, reporting parasite removal and improved health after several days of use. Jacobs' Pharmacy says they are agents in the city.
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Cooper Heleveas
Maccine
Jessie Birdsall
Ida Birdsall
Carroll Avenue
Chicago
Cooper
Jessie
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Risque Venus Goddess Mary Garden Shines In Aphrodite
The article extols Mary Garden as Aphrodite and Venus on stage, noting her costume and famed performances at the Opera Comique last winter. It praises her dancing, including Salome’s seven veils, and asserts her high pay and influence among critics, while hinting Hammerstein may cast her in future works.
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Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Aphro-dlte
Hadange
Aphrodite
Venus Without
Mary Carden
Opera Comique
Venus
Paris
St. Germain
Salome
Mr. Hammerstein
Southern Cooking and Ginger Cake Recipes
A rough collection of vintage recipe notes including soft ginger cake with molasses and spices, old fashioned ginger bread with butter sugar molasses sour milk and eggs, chocolate blocks baked thin then cut into diamonds, and white cake batter used for Patty Pan pancakes.
Mary Gardens Star Power Draws Royal Attention
Mary Garden, famed American soprano at the Paris Opera Comique, draws European royalty, including King George of Greece, who reportedly attends her recitals yearly. Oscar Hammerstein jokes on Melba’s concerns amid her winter engagement at the Manhattan Opera House.
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Mme
Melba
Mary Garden
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Mary Gardang
Opera Comique
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Chicago
Europe
George
Greece
Stesle
Tome Place
Mary Jarden
Mise Getden
SAY AGENTS DECEIVED THEM PROMINED HIGHER WAGES
Sixteen Austrians brought to New Orleans from Avery Island claim agents in New York and Philadelphia promised them three times their wages to work on a farm. The Meilhany managers deny involvement in any wage misrepresentation.
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Austeiion
New Orleans
EK. A
Mosquito Fever Chosen As New Name For Malaria
At the Third International Sanitary Conference in Mexico City on December 5 delegates from North Central and South America voted to rename malaria as mosquito fever. They said the term clarifies the disease cause and encourages public effort against mosquitoes, the disease vector. The new name will be disseminated by delegates to adopt terms in their countries and align with sanitary authorities.
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International Sanitary Conferenceaan
Mexico City
North
Central
South America
England
Chicago
Edward Leicht
L'Imperatrice
Concert at the Grand for Home of the Incurables
The Ladies' Board of the Home of the Incurables presents a Sunday 3 30 PM concert at the Grand. Miss Ethel Newcomb, pianist affiliated with Theodore Leschetizky, Vienna, will perform. Proceeds support the home. Tickets 25 and 50 cents at the Grand and Cable Piano Co 96 98 Whitehall Street.
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Misa Newycomb
Ladies’ Board of the Home of the Incurables
Ethel Newcomb
Theodore Leschetizky
Vienna
Austria
Grand Opera House
Cable Piano Company
Whitetall Street
Ban on Sunday theaters in New York city
In New York a Sunday ban on all paid amusements is set to take effect after Supreme Court Justice O Gorman's decision. Mayor McClellan and Police Commissioner Bingham affirm strict enforcement. The theater and amusements industry accepts potential losses if the public abstains from Sabbath entertainment.
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New York
Adussion
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
McClellan
Bingham
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