Healthy Farm for Tuberculosis Men in Denver
A Denver health farm run by the Young Men's Christian Association has restored over 500 consumptives from 40 states and seven foreign countries in five years. Donated by David Provera and wife, the 84-acre facility includes a six-acre sanatorium, ten acres of garden and orchards, poultry and dairy, electric lighting, water works, and a sewer system. The farm emphasizes outdoor living, rest, proper diet, and discipline, with religious and social activities, Bible classes, and regular services.
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Colorado
Denver Young Men's Christian Association
David Brothers
Denver
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America
W.M. Danner
Denver Young Men’s Christian Association
David Provera
E. B. George
Denver Young ‘Men's Christian Association
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John Wethered
Wetthered
Wethered
Table Board
State Board of Health
Health Fa
Association Health Farm
Henry A. Buchtel
C. D. Cobb
J B Kinney
H. Ce J
Failing
I. B. Perkins
W. D Downs
B. H. Brankman
Zeph Gharies Felt
F. L. Starrett
Starrett
W. B Edmonds
Specter of Sutherland Seen by Two Buffalo Brothers
In Buffalo on Niagara Street near the Sutherland home, two brothers Fred and Charley Maigh report seeing a ghostly figure matching Alexander Sutherland’s clothing. They describe a man in a black shirt, no hat, clutching his breast, moving near the barn before vanishing, convincing them the dead man’s spirit returns at night.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Street
Alexander Sutherland
Fred Maigh
Charles’ Maigh
Maighs
Sutherland House
Sutherland
Charley
Fred
Horrific Death in New Jersey Threshing Machine Tragedy
Abraham Gulick, a farmer from the Raritan River road area, died after tripping and being drawn headfirst into a threshing machine while aiding a neighbor in a wheat harvest. His arm was crushed and his head mangled as the wheels pulled him into the machinery. workers stopped the engine, but surgeons declared him beyond help.
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New Brunswick
N. JT
Poe
Abraham Gulick
Gulick
Raritan River Road
John McDonald
McDonald
Girl Bride in Wild Ride Away From Abusive Husband
Durango Colorado: Agnes Soulson, a 16 year old bride, fled a ranch with her husband riding at night over steep mountain trails along ravines and a river below. After hours of fear she agreed to talk, then decided to return with him but ultimately chose to ride away returning to Bis ranch.
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Durango
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Agnes Soulson
Soulson
Chama
N. M
Soulgon
Harnesses Self in Shafts at Alton Move
Charles Rodemeyer, a former wagon maker, moved his family and belongings from Sixth and Alley Street to a nearby house. In heat he unhitched the horse and pulled the shafts himself, moving household goods in about a dozen trips over three hours to spare the horse from strain. New York Butter Consumption noted: 718000 pounds daily.
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Alton
Charles Rodemeyer
Sixth
Alley Street
Rodemeyer
The Byron Collar and Neckline Trends of Dame Fashion
A fashion column analyzes neckwear trends from the high and low collars, noting the Gibson Byron collar revival and the suitability of different necklines to neck length. It discusses dress silhouettes, materials like linen, lace, and embroidery, and suggests age-appropriate choices for younger readers while praising simple, unadorned lines.
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Byron
Gibson
Wren
Bodice for Voile Dress with Silk Bound Trim
A pretty bodice design for voile or thin material. Tight-fitting satin lining fastens at the back. Filet guipure trim in color bound each side with silk. Anely tucked silk strip runs from waist back and front over shoulders. Puff sleeves gathered into a silk-bound guipure band. Materials listed include sateen and trims.
Lamp Shade Hat Arrives From Paris With Oversized Brim
A new Paris arriving hat named the lamp shade features an immense brim sloping over the head and a large lace frill atop the crown. Another new style, the Botticelli, also appears, though its origin is not explained. Will these hats prove popular?
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Paris
Botticelli
Fancy Broadcloths in New Colorings and Light Weave
The American Register notes chiffon broadcloths in new colorings with lightness and waviness exceeding last year. One tone broadcloths and fabrics woven with satin or chevron stripes are widely available.
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American Register
London
Serge for School Frocks and Dress Patterns
The article discusses serge as a dominant fabric choice for children's school frocks noting jumper styles with piping outlines and matching underwaists. It highlights a blue serge dress with a plaited skirt and jumper waist, wide armholes, and a brick red braid trim, detailing a V shaped yoke with braided edges and a brick red contrast.
Hand Embroidery as Blouse Color Accent Trends
Hand embroidery is not essential for color in a blouse, but light hand-work adds desirability. Fine batiste embroidery with colored vines or dot patterns can trim sheer white fabric, paired with valengiennes or clung lace. White mull frills edged in color suit finer machine embroideries.
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Batiste
Plaited Tulle and Toque Described for Stage Wear
The passage outlines mid season and theater use of plaited tulle hats styled as a large toque. It notes a mot crown, a small boxed plait crown wrapped in satin, and a single black gauze rose with a gilt bead center as decorative details.
Handkerchief Picture Frame Craft Description
A neat little frame uses a handkerchief to form a square opening for a picture. The fabric is laundered and pressed with all points directed to the center. The four corners are folded back and held with a baby ribbon rosette to create a mounted display.
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