Licenses Suspended By Secretary Of State Action
Notice from Secretary Charles D. Barnes reports suspension of auto licenses for Gene Conti Henry Willett Lester B Green Jacob Levine Couts Nobile and David Weinberger. Conti and Willett face 10 day suspensions while the others are suspended for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoh
Charles D. Barnes
Gene Conti
Housatonic Avenue
Henry Willett
Liberty Street
Lester B. Green
Fairfield Avenue
Jacob Levine
Grove Street
Couts Nobile
Hallam Street
David Weinberger
Connecti
Cut Avenue
Conti
Willett
Practical Dress Making Lessons by Pictorial Review
Prepared special for this newspaper, six easy and practical dress making lessons. Presented in clear steps with diagrams and tips for home sewers. Aimed at beginners and mid level, detailing fabric choice, stitching, fitting, and finishing for stylish results.
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Pictorial Review
Novel frock design using percale with bias bands and removable vest
A simple, inexpensive percale frock features bias trim on cuffs and collar, with tucked self material bands. The outfit includes a vest that can snap to the front panel to vary color, a belt on a lengthwise fold, and a four piece skirt with a possible panel extension.
Home Dressmaking Styles Pictorial We Update
The latest fashion pages offer new dressmaking ideas from The Pictorial. Read about fresh silhouettes, fabrics, and sewing tips to recreate current runways at home with practical guidance and patterns.
Laura Jean Libby Talks on Heart Topics
A 1913 McClure Foundation column offers social advice on female appeal, arguing that wit, modesty, and prudence win male interest more than flashy dress. It notes bold talk can deter suitors and urges girls to study rivals’ behavior, curb faults, and let men lead in conversations to foster marriage prospects.
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Giris
Pattern
Miss Libbey Replies to Your Letters Adress Notice
Miss Libbey replies to letters with instructions on writing to Laura Jean Libbey. The notice emphasizes correcting name and address for response, only initials printed, one side of paper, ink required, personal letters not answered, address given as No 946 President St Brooklyn NY.
Two Readers Seek Counsel on Broken Promises
The writers, two 18 year old girls, recount exchanges of jewelry with two young men who pledged faithfulness. Now the men are seen with others and new escorts appear. The reply notes vows can break, absence may end liking, warns against exchanging tokens, and suggests seeking steadier commitments.
Man Seeks Desirable Partner for Westward Life
A notice by BP describes seeking a future wife who is true and sincere, wise and educated, with affection for children. The writer mentions owning land in the tropics and needing financial support to establish a life together as he aims to move west away from a strenuous lifestyle.
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Tropics
Lonely girl to be happily mated
J G writes as a western girl of 16 who has never had love. She notes a nearby boy who visits, her parents approve though they lack chance to talk. She avoids parties and dances and asks for guidance. The reply urges personal growth and patience, promising a happy future when the right person seeks her.
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J. G
Missing Link Side Show in Backyard Tarnished by Prank
A backyard side show staged by the narrator and Artie features a performer billed as the worlds greatest missing link named Bloogyboo. spectators joke at Skinny Martin lookalike antics while grass paint and improvised costume provoke laughter until an attendee stabs the act with a pin causing a chaotic break. No one paid admission.
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Artie
Martin
Grate Plezzure
Martin? Sed Artie
Lanewidge
Langwidge
Sid Hunt
Puds Simkins
Hay
Walla
Ed Wernick
Noboddy
Special Day in Bridgeport: Summer Wardrobe Bargains at Cheerful Credit
Tomorrow the Cheerful Credit Store led by Caesar Misch promotes special summer clothing assortments for men women and children. Prices are deeply slashed with no money down and one dollar a week terms. Early shopping is advised as these values are described as extraordinary and likely to sell out quickly. Graduation baskets and bouquets are also advertised by John Keck Son.
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Cheerful Credit Store
Bridgeport
New York
Eye strain and Pellagra health notes from 1910 issue
An article discusses eye strain causing facial distortion and recommends early eye care and glasses. It includes a reader Q A on Pellagra, detailing symptoms from loss of appetite to nervous system involvement, possible causes, and treatment ideas like diet regularity worm expulsion and olive oil use.
Today’s Poem and Old Jokes on Law and Statesmen
Centenary notes celebrate John G. Saxe with a quoted poem about an impoverished attorney. The verse humorously traces a lawyer with worn clothes and thin purse yearning for a client or case while observing a hole in the ground. A caricature of politicians and military strength follows, comparing leaders to a two legged man with a chip on his shoulder.
Corner for Cooks and Frugal Dishes in a Home Kitchen
A compact guide blends recipes and thrift tips with practical kitchen methods. It covers a meringue like bar process with pink and plain layers, beet preparation, cheese bits for starches, a bread and milk bake, a steamed bread pudding, and a ham and mutton roulade. It also notes cost-saving advice on grocer bills and wedding gifts.
Diet and care tips for recovering patients
The text advises light easily digested meals in small, frequent portions to support health. Milk, eggs, and meat broths are recommended, with vegetables and whole bread as appropriate. Ensure a well ventilated, sunlit room with minimal dampness. massage and salt rubs can aid recovery.
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Price
Laura Jean Libby
McClure
Little Benny
Lee Pape
Caesar
Misch’s
John Keck
Home Health Glub
Home Health Club
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
M. D
John G. Saxe
Geo. Canning
F. McChesney
Freeman St
Orange, IN. J
Zu Zo
Wentworth Furniture Company, Inc
Gma
John Street
William E. MIX
Broad Street
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