Foster predicts cool unsettled summer weather forecast
Washington June 3 A veteran meteorologist outlines disturbances from June 11 to 21 across the continent with alternating warm and cool waves. He warns no general crop failure but notes potential short crops in corn cotton and other July August dependent plants. He urges economy and notes rising demand for farm products due to Mexican and Cuban unrest. He plans to publish annual monthly and daily crop forecasts and urges subscriptions.
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Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Mexico
Cuba
Elmore Shultz Grain Co
St. Louis
W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
The Flounce and Narrow Skirt in Fashion Then
Fashion writer Anne Rittenhouse surveys wearers in Boston Herald style, noting the shift from bold directorile slashes to slim flounces. She argues the flounce signals modesty and a return to drapery, while the narrow skirt suits busy American women.
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Anne Rittenhouse
Boston Herald
Worth
Mr. Lincoln
Cecile Sorel
Redfern
Louis XVI
Mfe
Baseball Trade Rumors and Signings Stir Quiet Market
Gossip from multiple cities reports Catcher Robert Peterson sold to Scranton while Dode Paskett signs a three year deal with Philadelphia. Utica, Scranton dispute over Jimmy Mullen. Kansas City allegedly offered Jap Barbeau to Minneapolis for War ren Gill. Lovvern named secretary of the Atlanta Southern League Club as Whitey Alperman moves to Atlanta. Sherman to enter Texas-Oklahoma League. John Fisher seeks Dayton deal toward Pacific Coast. Frank McCain Robinson released to Selma. Jim Jeffries cites drugging claims amid sports chatter.
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Providence
Robert Peterson
Scranton
Joe Jackson
Cleveland Napa
Dode Paskett
Philadelphia
Utica
Jimmy Mullen
Kansas City
Jap Barbeau
Minneapolis
Warren Gill
Boyd A. Lovvern
Atlanta
Rochester
Charles
Whitey) Alperman
Sherman
Tex
John Fisher
Dayton
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Frank McCain Robinson
Bselma
Jim Jeffries
George McQuillan
Columbus
Lumber offers the Homeless a Chance to Build
Lumber promotes frame houses as a low investment option for homeless individuals. Frames can be expanded with additions over time and exterior walls altered after painting to avoid detection. Initial two or three rooms can start with rent savings building bank deposits. The ad invites readers to review their “quality” lumber and pricing, offering time and advice at no cost.
Dentist Dr W U Hammer Located Over Oransky Store
Dr. W U Hammer, a dentist, operates above Oransky's store. The small entry notes the location referencing the storefront next to the shop.
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