Roots of the Rose Ends in Disillusion and Farewell
Bravien, a refined and superficial collector of pleasures, falls for La Marchesa whom he fancies without knowing her. She tests him by revealing her true self and departs, leaving him to confront his own illusion. A farewell note confirms their bond has collapsed as he reads his lover’s revelation of his soul.
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Bravien
la Marchesa
Boudoir
Hravien
Mademoiselle Nitouche
Paris
Weill
Bre Vico
Vanity discovery reveals ancient cosmetic use in Egypt
Prof Minders Petrie leads digs near Memphis and Terkhas where an 7400 year old beast head was found. A duck skeleton and toilet palettes carved from slate show eye paint practices with antimony traces. Alabaster pots for ointments and creams echo pharaonic beauty rituals.
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Minders Petrie
Wade
Memphie
Terkbas
Tea outdoors in England in Hyde Park in season
A London trend noted by the Bystander shows open air tea under trees with a large striped umbrella, wicker chairs, and summer dress guests. The practice, praised for its charm and weather suitability, contrasts with indoor tea and highlights Continental habits of al fresco meals.
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London
Hyde Park
New York
Veiller’s Dinner Gaffe Sparks Marital Snarl on Forty-Second Street
Mrs. Veiller invited friends to dinner but none appeared after Bayard Veiller claimed he mailed the invitations. He later admitted he dropped them in a Jersey City mail box, sending all to the dead letter office. She demands a pearl necklace while he offers a fur coat to settle the matter.
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Bayard Veiller
Veiller
Square
Mrs. Veiller
Seasickness a Real Blessing Says Austrian Doctor
Dr Rekkel-Fermor, an Austrian specialist, declares seasickness a blessing and essential to sea cure. He notes patients at sea cope better despite ongoing seasickness, while nonseasick patients improve only normally. He cites vagus nerve irritation as a tonic for stomach kidneys and liver. Clarence W. Anderson of Cowley visited town early this week along with G. W. Zorn and Fritz Miller of Germania.
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Rekkel-Fermor
Big Robbery Reported On Knickerbocker Ice Boat
Captain Henry Vivian of Knickerbocker Ice reports a major theft on his boat at East Ninth Street. An English subject captain describes a missing 1000 pound anchor and cable, with three Dry Dock gang members previously attempting a hold up. Detective Snydecker opens the case and seeks a diver to locate the anchor.
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Henry Vivian
Knickerbocker Ice Company
East Ninth Street
Loughlin
Union Market
Mike
Vivian
Dry Dock
Rough Dry Laundry Price Change Notice
On and after November 1 rough dry family washing will be charged at 35 cents per dozen by Basin Steam Laundry.
No Progress Association Meeting This Week
No meeting of the Progress association was held this week as members took a vacation for the holidays. A. O. Gneeson and Shelby Hensley of Burlington were in town last Tuesday for business. George Bigstrup, also of Burlington, had Diginese in the county seat Tuesday. George Fricon of Tensleep visited town Monday.
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The
Progress Association
A. O. Gneeson
Shelby Hensley
Burlington
George Bigstrup
George
Fricon
Tensleep
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F. E. & C. A. of America
Geo. Livingston
Basin, Wyoming
Fyre & Company
Seattle, Wash
R. L. Duncan
Billings
Mont
Santa Claus
Basin Enterprise
Phone Black
the Republican
Prof. Petrie
England
Clarence W. Anderson
Cowley
G. W. Zorn
Fritz Miller
Germania
Big Horn Basin
al Pease
Brandies
C. W. McNay
Prop
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