Sun Care And Summer Skin Rules From Old Page
The article cautions light and dark complexions about sun exposure and tanning, recommends talcum powder or corn starch as a skin shield, and outlines cooling methods for sunburn. It also notes primary elections in North Dakota and a funeral escort for air disaster victims near Vienna, with references to Captain James Wilson and John Wilkes Booth’s body return.
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Vienna
James Wilson
John Wilkes Booth
Washington
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Practical Flamé Dress Making Lessons by Pictorial Review
The newspaper features a Practical Flamé dressmaking guide prepared for readers, detailing pattern construction, fabric choices, and step by step sewing techniques. Instructions cover waist, collar, sleeves, seams, perforations, tucks, and buttonholes across multiple sizes.
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Gary
Practical
Pictorial Review
Perso
Vacation Dangers and First Sight in a Letter Page
A reader asks Laura Libbey for advice on a broken marriage and a temptingly proposed second marriage. The advice urges honesty with her husband, leaving the affair, and returning to the first marriage. A second letter reflects on a young office girl who faced unwanted attention after a man professed love at first sight. The columnist mocks her naivety and warns against impropriety. A later item celebrates new half day Saturdays for working girls, describing excursions, dances, and rest in rural weekend retreats.
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Miss Libbey
Miss. Smith
New York
Joist
The Poet Whittier and the Moral Vision in Praise
A reflective verse examines John Greenleaf Whittier as a poet not for grand fame but for perceiving divine purpose in common life. The speaker honors Whittier as a prophet who finds soul and life in a simple clod, sees the world in his garden, and reads deeper truth in human faces, offering enduring affection.
Little Benny's Notebook by Lee Pape
A humorous tale in rough dialogue about Benny teased by his cousin Artie and his mother rebuking him. Benny endures insults about looking like a monkey and receives a slipper slap from his mother, with the family arguing over the prank. Baremer Want Ads, One Cent a-Word.
Saloon Law Rehearing Upsets Minnesota Counties
Saloon keepers in Minnesota counties formed from Indian lands won a rehearing as the supreme court upheld federal power to forbid the sale of alcohol to minors. The decision may affect tribal regions and enforcement across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Glass Industry Begun In North America by Dutchman
The glass manufacturing industry in North America began June 25 1754 in Brooklyn when Dutchman Pamber opened a small factory. The first bottle blown bore his name and date. Earlier attempts were made by Spaniards in South America and glassmaking traces go back to Egypt and Rome.
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North America
Brooklyn
Pamber
South America
Hermes
Syria
Tiberius
England
Jamestown
Glassboro
N. J
Boston
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Nellies Hero Dog and Penny Moral
Nellie visits Aunt Alice at a seaside cottage and, after a brush with a strong wave, is saved by a dog named Hero who brings her back to safety. The family adopts the brave animal and he lives happily in the city for years. The issue also recalls a fable about a dollar and a penny and notes a Massachusetts senate mashers bill. A missing Amsterdam man’s body is found in a cistern.
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Virginia Vale
Nellie
Alice
Hero
Massachusetts Senate
Empress of Japan at 30 Prefers Monogamy Amid Turmoil
The Empress of Japan, born June 25, 1884, is celebrated as the Emperor’s exclusive wife, breaking decades of polygamous custom. Described as modern in dress and tastes, she champions education and philanthropy while elder statesmen warn of upheaval as monogamy shifts traditional norms in Nippon.
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Japan
Jimin Tenno
Nippon
Matsuhito
Yoshihito
Welling
Kujo Michitaka
Hirohito
Michi No Miya
Tokio
Sadako
Iage
Paris
St. Paul
Ermiperor
Grandmother Goose Rhymes Recited By Cary
A playful piece by David M. Cary encourages children to collect Grandmother Goose verses in a scrapbook. It urges tidy pasting, care, and soon readers will discover a grandma goosey mood and memory.
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Grandmother Goose
David M. Cary
New York Wholesale Prices Gathered for Dairy Eggs Fruits and More
A period listing retail price ranges for butter creamery eggs including eyes fresh gathered and hennery varieties, fruits such as cherries currants and strawberries with quality notes, hay and straw prices by bale and grade, vegetables like potatoes onions lettuce mushrooms peas radishes romaine and rhubarb with unit prices, and poultry quotes for dressed turkeys chickens fowls and squabs. A warrant is issued against Ty us Cobb for disturbing peace.
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Bermuda
Only for Those With Bad Stomachs
Albany man George Galaise endured 15 years of stomach distress with no relief until trying a self published account in a small book titled A True Story. He claims his condition improved after seeking help at Hindle's Clampett's and Ballard's drug stores, encouraging others with similar ailments to seek treatment.
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George Galaise
Jay Street
Albany
N. Y
Hindle’s
Clampett's
Ballard
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Ami
Themes Coyle
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Crepe
Batiste
Aghberregg
Laura Jean Libby
McClare
Wspaper Syndicate
Laura Jean Libbey
President Street
N. C
Fairline IN Love
Poet
John Greenleaf Whittier
Hana
Little Benny’s
Lee Pape
Benny
Gaim
Jessie
Sister Hortense
Kolbe
Schwerin
Samuel H. Blake
Ontario
Toronto
John Reck & Son
N. America
Penny
William Shearer
Amsterdam
Hore
Mikado
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
West Avexate
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