News of the Week Out Down for Busy Readers
Five persons are known to have been killed, one missing, and 15 injured when an army bombing plane fell at Moundsville West Virginia. A severe snowstorm stranded sixteen atop Sneffel’s Peak near Ouray Colorado. Job seekers outnumber openings in Chicago. A teen girl died in Ann Arbor after a tree limb struck her. Memorial services honored fallen Americans in Hoboken with General Pershing speaking. The week reports various political, economic, and international developments including railroad profits, grain legislation, and military actions.
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Simple Dotted Swiss Dresses for Young Girls
A vintage fashion description highlights summertime outfits for girls using simple dotted Swiss, printed voiles, and organdies. It praises the fabrics as becoming and suitable for youth, detailing a lavender and white dress with organdie trims, shirred and hemstitched hems, and a distinctive wire hemstich collar that marks age-appropriate style.
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Uttle Indy
Sash Styles For Summer Dresses In Rich Ribbon Sets
Sashes for summer wear narrow to wide vary from simple ribbons to elaborate belts. Displayed designs show satin and brocade ribbons, knotwork, fringe, and ribbon flowers enhancing summer gowns. The featured sashes act as the dress’s focal decorative element, with colors selected to complement the fabric and occasion.
Cats Confined by Tether Plan Inspire City Idea
A South Side man in Chicago reports a tethered cat system to keep pets home. Cats exercise daily around stakes in the yard after adapting a string leash method, while earlier attempts failed. Separate tales reference tooth removal, a Georgia banker, and a boy named Lawrence debating Pershing.
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Ases
Colorado
Chigago Journal
Learning Fast Three Negros in Court
Three men of color mixed in a quarrel and were jailed. The first received three months, then six after abusing the sentence. The second got six months for abuse. When the third spoke, he said three months were plenty, using a derogatory term for the judge’s hearing.
Campaigning for Industrial Education Among Indians
Dr. B. A. Bates of Cornell urged industrial education for the Indian and claimed the Iroquois league formed by the Six Nations marked the first league of nations, highlighting tribal organization as a precursor to organized unity.
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