Monk Saladine’s Humble Comeback in Forest Camp Tale
In a rugged reminiscence Elmer Stone recalls Monk Saladine a charismatic woodsman whose vanity and bravado sparked a scheme by peers. Sheriff Jake jailed him as a pretend road agent, sparing him from pride and ending with Monk rejoining the camp as a humbled worker.
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Monk Saladine
Monk
Fred Barrows
Fred
Jack
Bartlett
Jake Custer
Red Dog
Jake
Calaboose
O. K
Origins of the Word News Traced to Compass Initials
An excerpt notes that News arose from early periodical practice placing N S W E at the head of papers to indicate reports from all four compass directions. It explains the term's expansion beyond the adjective new and cites Pearson's Weekly as the source.
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Globe
Pearson
Weekly
Heirloom Handkerchiefs and Others
Cherie Nicholas traces the handkerchief from luxury status in royal courts to a modern wedding heirloom. She details a finely embroidered linen kerchief with seed appenzell work and pearls, and follows the global journey from Belgian flax to Irish linen to Chinese embroidery before reaching American hands via the Western Newspaper Union.
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Zenophon
Cyrus the Great
Egypt
France
Louis XIV
United States
Belgium
Ireland
China
America
Utrion
Wool Lace Hats for Winter Day and Evening Wear
Wool lace hats are highlighted as stylish daytime and sports headgear for winter. Two black wool lace skull caps with ostrich trim suit windy afternoons and cocktails after, one with a high crown and narrow brim and a large bow for chic evening looks.
Negligees Echo Historical Fashion Trends
Fashion notes trace negligees to eras led by Empress Josephine and the Directory, guiding modern lounging outfits. The trend blends two fabrics into two-part ensembles, such as gowns with coats or pajamas with jackets, and features silk satin night gowns paired with hip or floor length coats in contrasting fabrics.
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Josephine
Directoire Belles
Military Capes Take New York by Storm in Fashion
Square shouldered capes capture New York fashion, shown in tweeds and furs, velvets and lames for day and night. Cape suits gain popularity in resort previews with rosh tweeds and matching skirts. The ensemble includes a fingertip cape with a fitted contrasting jacket, echoing historical military silhouettes.
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New York Square
New York
Prints in Dresses for Resort Wear Colorful Floral Trends
Resort fashion favors vivid floral prints on white grounds in silk crepe cotton linen and chiffon. Colors are bright and designs striking, with these prints set to define next spring and summer wardrobes for all regions.
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