Unveiled Women Face Strict Customs in Angora
In Angora Turkish men largely shun unveiled Turkish women despite activism by Halide Hanum and other workers for female freedom. Some nationalist figures and charity women travel unveiled, while many remain veiled outside Angora. The veil's use varies by locality and class, with poorer women improvising sunbonnets or patched coverings as a sign of constraint.
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Halide Hanum
Angora
Nulide
Hauun
Tir Asia Minor
Antide Henri Mufide Berk Mangas
Affimtee
Ainople
Angola
Frightened Child Quietly Survives Snake Attack at Party
In Suffern a twelve‑year‑old girl named Vin Olsen avoided a deadly encounter when snakes struck during a gathering. The frightened child remained silent as others investigated the scene and rifle the snakes, which were said to be extremely large. Her composure likely saved her life.
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Vin Olsen
Abi
Pitty
Whch
Obsolete Ancient Coins Spotlighted by Numismatic Society
A Boston exhibition of the American Numismatic Society displays coins dating to 700 B C and earlier, highlighting rare pieces. One southern collector reportedly scattered a coin believed to be the finest U S piece yet issued, valued at a single cent and minted in 7 KOC at Agia.
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Boston
American Numismatic Society
United States
Agia
Funeral Flight 3000 Feet Over Long Island Sound
The report describes a funeral flight at an altitude of 3000 feet over Long Island Sound. Details are fragmented but reference Charnes and Haight in relation to the event.
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New York
Long Stam Sound
Charnes
Haight
Mr Dunerl
Haight’s Odd Funeral Rite Fans Family Attention
Report describes a funeral ceremony where the ashes of Charles F. Haight were scattered to the winds. His widow and two relatives witnessed the peculiar disposal of the late Brooklyn insurance aficiat who died at age sixty five on July 28.
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Charles F. Haight
Mr. Haight
Brooklyn
France's Wallingford Figures in Paris Fraud Scandals
A Paris tale of Monsieur Marie Renaud a schemer who built and collapsed banks and inter national ventures. Over a career he faced multiple arrests and trials seven bankruptcies and six jailings amassing about 40 million francs while posing as a refined financier in Paris and London.
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France
Monsieur Marie Renaud
Paris
Rennad Fe
M. Mark Renaud
Bois de Bologne
Wu Bank
Remaud
Tat
Itt Self
We 8Credit Inters ‘Mational
Ble
London
Taig
ING
Htusett Reelband
National Child Health Council Chooses Mansfield Ohio Site
The National Child Health council announced a five year child development experiment to be hosted in Mansfield Ohio and Biehland County Ohio, selected from eighty qualifying communities. Dr Willer L Brown, formerly Bridgeport Connecticut health officer, will direct the program aiming to boost health and strength of the rising generation.
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Washington
D. C
Mansfield
Biehland
National Child Healty Council
Ohio
Willer IL. Brown
Health Oficer
Bridgeport
Soo Rapids No More a Menace as Dams Complete
Fishermen gather big catches as Ste. Marie Michigan engineers finish dams above the Soo rapids turning raging waters into shallow pools. The rapid’s capitulation exposes rocks, but anglers hope new pools will yield rainbow trout and speckled trout while lower river fish retreat.
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Ste. Marie
Mich
Madert
Ubrele Sam
Astrid Boss
Rome
India
Separate skirts for fall add tailored ornaments
The article discusses new separate skirts with tailored details and contrast patterns for fall. It notes plaits and managing the work of tailoring as a hallmark, with two colored skirts finishing in folds and belts, paired with high collared crepe de chine blouses for a coordinated look.
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Manutaerberg
Andy
Tex
Blouses Delight the Eye With New Enchantments
Women flock to shops to admire new blouse displays featuring crepe de chine and georgette. The fashion emphasizes two color two material combinations with beadwork and embroidery. The imagined ensemble includes a peplum style blouse paired with a georgette sash and kimono slipover, aiming for youthful, summer looks.
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Hemiler
Cantom Crepe
Georgette
Young Wisconsin mother praises Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy
A Millston mother crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling a healthy baby girl. The letter touts the medicine as strengthening the system to help women bear healthy children and urges others to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.pinkham
Millston
Wis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Millstan
Wisconsin
Timely Warning On May Catty Dash Spring
A fragmented adlike passage urges readers to step forward to be counted during a winter end game and mentions a baseball diamond scene. It blends a coaching cue with a crowd scene and ends with an advertisement for Cutheura toilet trio pricing 25 cents.
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Boston Trinserlin
Fragmentary Kansas City Sur snippet on compliments
A garbled excerpt shows a Kansas City Star style note with phrases about compliments and a band of kidnappers. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, containing stray names and nonsensical dialogue without a clear event or identification.
One at a Time Anyway Dover Saved
Fragmentary text mentions Virginia and Dover with a question about frequency or sequence. The readable parts suggest a personal anecdote or dialogue fragment rather than a full note. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the legible bits.
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Virginia
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Kay Klux Klan
Chicago
Simmoné
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Wierd Ritey
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