Dames Fashion Decrees on Summer Coats and Lingerie Hats
Fashion notes describe white linen and broadcloth wash coats with threequarter lengths and pale collars, plus threequarter sleeves for ease. Shawls and berthas replace heavy drapery while lingerie blouses reemerge in Paris trends, and black accessories with long lace veils gain traction for summer elegance. The lingerie hat dominates size and detail, aiming for dainty simplicity despite costly embroidery.
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Eton
Jong Joose
Paris
Summer lingerie trends and fabric tips for negligees
A care-filled guide to choosing a summer negligee outfit with notes on fabrics such as silk, crepe de chine, and dotted Swiss. It discusses color palettes pale violets, blacks, yellows and greens, facing and interlining choices, neckline and sleeve styles, and matching accessories like slippers and hosiery. It also suggests shopping summer leftovers, light embroideries, and soft wash silks for a practical but stylish lounging ensemble.
Horse saves farmer from suicide by stepping on rope
John Devinney of mater Hollow near Duquesne attempted to hang himself when his sorrel horse broke free, knocked him to the ground with a hind hoof, and dragged him from the rope. The farmer survived and is recovering. Old Bill the horse is credited with saving his life.
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John Devinney
Bill
Devinney
Mater Hollow
Duquesne
Bil
Out
Divinney
Mor- Reves
Devieney
Ae Nat Be
Missouri court decision frees buyer from paying trust goods
In St Louis circuit court Judge Ryan ruled a plumber need not pay Cahill Swift for goods bought from a trust claim. Walsh admitted buying and installing items. his lawyer likened the trust to gambling debt, and the court sided with Walsh.
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St. Louis
Ryan
Cahill-Swift Manufacturing Company
Joseph E. Walsh
Walsh
Picnic Attended by 10,000 at Winona Joint Event
A Winona gathering under internal societies drew about 10 000 people with speeches by John H Holmes grand record keeper Knights of Pythias John Sullivan Kansas City national lecturer Modern Woodmen Col John I Martin general attorney Knights of the Maccabees and Congressman C W Hamlin Springfield The day featured uniform rank contests field sports and ball games.
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Winona
John H Holmes
Knights of Pythias
John Sullivan
Kansas City
John I. Martin
Knights of the Maccabees
C. W. Hamlin
Springfield
Ozark Fruit Growers Leader Reports Strong Harvests
G A Atwood of Aurora, secretary and treasurer, reports on conditions across the Ozark Fruit Growers association territory. He says the strawberry crop has brought $250,000 into Missouri and Arkansas this year and that peach and apple yields will be among the best on record. Within the association’s area there are 40 million fruit trees and more are being planted yearly.
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G. A. Atwood
Aurora
Ozark Fruit Growers’ Association
Missouri
Arkansas
Save the Babies Castoria Adverts Allege Safer Infant Care
An old advertisement argues infant mortality is high in civilized countries and claims Castoria with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher prevents deaths by improving circulation and reducing fever, while warning against narcotic drops and soothing syrups that allegedly poison children.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Braymer Man Named New Consul to Aden Arabia
A. J. Fleming of Braymer will leave Canada for Aden Arabia to assume a new consular post after Stanbridge Quebec was closed by a recent consular bill. The transfer was approved by the state department and sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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A. J. Fleming
Braymer
Canada
Arabia
Col Fleming
Stanbridge
Quebec
Congress
State Department
Aden
Senate
Farmer seeks frog removal after decades in stomach near Metz
Mr. Stewart 33 a farmer near Metz seeks operation at Rich Hill to remove a live frog lodged since age 12 after it entered his mouth while on the ground. He and family say they hear croaking after rain and meals trigger restlessness.
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Stewart
Metz
Rich Hil
Jury Finds Albright Not Guilty In Perjury Case
After ten minutes the Macon circuit court jury acquits T Edward Albright former St. Louis municipal assembly member accused of perjury tied to the Suburban railroad franchise. Another bribery indictment was dismissed by circuit attorney Sager.
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Macon
T. Edward Albright
St. Louis
Deacons Debate Egg Theft at Colored Alabama Church
In a peculiar tale from the American Spectator a Baptist deacon pair in Alabama discuss egg theft. Deacon Jones suggests moving a hen's nest eggs to the big house but ambivalence and moral debate follow. They conclude to secretly take the eggs to roast them, citing kindness and duty to the hens.
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Deacon Smith
Deacon Jones
Bro. Jones
Kansas City Will Reinstated by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court ruled the will of Joseph Benoist valid, reversing a circuit court decision that favored Benoist heirs. The case is remanded with instructions to enter judgment sustaining the will and its $150,000 bequests to charitable and religious institutions in Kansas City.
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Joseph Benoist
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Mr. Benoist
Supreme Court
Missouri man named to head Sayre Institute in Kentucky
Dr J M Spencer and his wife Mrs Louise K Spencer were elected president and vice president of Sayre Institute in Lexington Kentucky. They have led Synodical College Fulton Missouri for five years.
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J. M. Spencer
Louise K. Spencer
Synodical College At
Fulton
Sayre Institute
Lexington
Spencer
Synodical College
Cattle Selloff Amid Drought Hits Mooresville Area
Chillicothe Tribune reports farmers around Mooresville and Nettleton sell cattle as drought dries pastures and yields look poor. Grain prospects are light and feeding may not be profitable. In West Plains, Henry Mize dies from suspected poisoned water, with son-in-law J P Bremmer arrested as the accused supplier.
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Chillicothe Tribune
Mooresville
Nettleton
Henry Mize
West Plains
J. P. Bremmer
Mize
Bremmer
County rural delivery service ordered in Cass County
Cass County will establish complete rural delivery service effective July 1 with 32 routes, one route to be new. A St Joseph arrest report quotes a farmer claiming he was born and raised in Missouri and had never left the state before his trip to St Joseph.
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Cass County
Pew
St. Joseph
Missouri
State
St Joseph
Delmar Jockey Club Rehearing Granted by Supreme Court
The supreme court has set aside its previous ouster order against the Delmar Jockey Club of St. Louis and granted a rehearing of the case. In Lexington, Prof. J. M. Patterson of Harrisonville is named superintendent of Lexington public schools to succeed Prof. C. A. Phillips who resigned to take the Warrensburg state normal school chair. About 30 laundry owners across Missouri formed the Missouri State Laundrymen's Association at Sedalia.
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Supreme Court Chance
Delmar Jockey Club of
St. Louis
Patterson
Lexington Board of Education
J. M. Patterson
Harrisonville
Lexington Public Schools
C. A. Phillips
Warrensburg State Normal School
State Laundrymen Combine
State
Sedalia
Missouri State Laundrymen’s Association
A. F. Peeler
B. Down
Philadelphia
J. E. Waggoner
Cheage
Edward Marrish
Brooklyn
N. Yeas
J. R. Elliott
New York City
J. A. Parker
Kansas City
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Norman M. Geer
Cleveland
Ohio
F., H Kyle
St. Paul
Minn
Castoria
Up to Him Regular Boarder Pie Exchange
In a Detroit Free Press cartoon a waiter quips that the boss orders more pie to be served until the regular boarder finally eats it, prompting a humorous exchange about persistence and appetite.
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Detroit Free Press
Awful Affair Highlights Money Motive in Marriage
A courtroom exchange reveals a marriage driven by money as the judge notes the affair’s ugliness. The husband already spent the fortune, while the wife questions the outcome, underscoring a bitter dispute over wealth and betrayal.
Four Home Fires Destroyed Home of Wentz Needels Site
The home of Wentz Needels northeast of Albany was recently destroyed by fire. This is the fourth house of the Needels to burn on the same site three by ore and one by cyclone.
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Wentz Needels
Albany
Needels
Linton Shakespeare Club Picture Pig Drawings
At a recent reception the Linton Shakespeare Club ladies amused themselves by blindfolded drawing pigs. The scene seems irrelevant to Shakespeare until recalled that Bacon is sometimes credited with writing Shakespeare.
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Linton Shakespeare Club
Shakespeare
Bacon
Cause of Surplus Cotton Cited by Missouri Wiseacre
A Missouri observer attributes the cotton surplus to the removal of a small tax once added to the price of cotton products. The remark ties economic policy to agricultural output in a concise, tongue in cheek critique.
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Missouri
Death of Maj. J. J. Fleming Reported at Texarkana
Word arrived in Lexington of the death of Major J. J. Fleming at Texarkana Arkansas. He was nearly 93 years old and had spent most of his life in this city.
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Lexington
Maj
J. J. Fleming
Texarkana, Ark
Maj. Fleming
Thas Aty
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