Paris Entails Rival Powers and Romantic Pursuit
In Paris, Dick Denver faces Tor Barcelona and Professor John while Pauline grows closer to Dick. Barcelona eyes revenge across the ocean, as Dora and Bob Harlan plot a move to Old Mexico, promising romance, danger, and a shared pursuit of fate.
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Mexico
Dick Denver
Paris
Ocean
Monteromas
Ofice—Per Aspe
Sikely
Coto el Bob
Dora
Pauline
John
Pautine
Brian
Bob Harlan
Old
Paris Nightwatch: Dick Follows Unknown Figures
In Paris on the eve of a voyage to a tropical land, Dick trails a Mexican bullfighter and a companion as they shadow a mystery group. He senses a conspiracy against him and Pauline, slips through faubourgs, and nears a police office, while Barcelona the foe nears the prefecture.
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Paris
Pauline
Champs Elysees
Barcelona
America
Bob
Whatsay
Seome
Imponibie
Tor
George
Andea
Dowrs
Tt Fe Dimcult
Rio Grande
Tapis
Lawmaking Pressure Risks Democratic Record Making
A Minneapolis Journal commentary argues that excessive laws alarm the public. It notes two forces pushing legislatures to act the demand from voters and a desire by lawmakers to build a compelling record. Those who vote yes gain reelection while those who abstain risk political obscurity.
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Minneapolis Journal
Rev Sam Jones Attacks Supersaint In Homely Sermon
Noted Georgia revivalist preacher Rev Sam Jones criticizes supersaint practices in a blunt talk. He uses a shirt sleeve style approach and mocks standards by calling a single woman in the audience to stand for mirror reflection. Chicago Journal notes his pointed, compassionate rebuke.
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Sam Jones
Tim
Mr. Jones
Chicago Journal
Laundry Tales of Lace and a French Convent Caprice
An article recounts a well run laundry resolving a torn ice trimming piece from a notable Indy's lingerie. After fruitless search at home and abroad, the item is found in a distant French convent. The mother superior cannot supply without permission from a purchasing patroness. The laundry client visits, forgives the trouble, and the tale ends with a provocative public exchange and a stormy audience reaction.
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Indy
Spring fashions of the day in hats gowns and ribbons
The piece surveys early spring millinery and dress trends with focus on floral ribbons, sailor hats, and green blue color play. It notes chic Etons, trimmed jackets, and an actress’s olive green ensemble with a long train and plume, highlighting Paris influence and current style cues.
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Sone
Paris
Notes on Style Trends for Sleeves and Lingerie Waist
Ellen Osmonde notes evolving fashion among women with shorter sleeves, urging toned down arm poses and long gloves for the wealthy. She predicts white shoes and hose will rise in demand, parasols remain popular, and crochet lace cuffs and collars add distinction to plain frocks.
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Mke
Ellen Osmonde
Embroidered linens reflect Nippon and US influences
The piece discusses Japanese influence on American goods, noting affordable textiles and fashion items like Tash ile and pongee cloaks. It describes a cooperative meeting in Outing Magazine with locals weighing prices, shipping harvests, and fruit choices amid aging growers and a traveling manager’s panel.
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United States
Harris Lloyd
Outing Magazine
Chris
Hank
Ned
Jim
Balak
Tim
Tucker
Easy to Grow Flowers and Their Wealthy Rewards
A short guide urges beginners to grow two varieties of flowers to learn habits, then study needs carefully. It lists bulbs like narcissus hyacinths crocuses snowdrops squills and notes planting in fall yields rich blooms. advises framing beds with shrubbery and careful seed production to preserve vitality. discusses location, soil, watering, and cutting strategies for hardy perennials and flowering cuts.
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Tute
Jonas Narcissi
Tring Berina
Erin
Seuilia
Fort
Jan
Novelty shower items delight Chicago bride
Bridesmaids hosted a playful novelty shower for the bride elect. Ten guests hid gifts including a hat cover bag, postal cards, stamped envelopes, a late issue magazine, candles, dinner cards, lace mats, bonbon cups, a workbasket, pine hairpins, library paste, and more. Tea and cocoa followed as guests watched the bride hunt and open each package.
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Curtsey
Chicago Record-Herald
Buttons for Spring Gown Trimming in Foulard Fashion
Fashion notes describe spring gown buttons for foulards, favoring blue brown or black satin covers with embroidered tops. Elaborate Persian or Indian designs in Russian knot styling are highlighted, suggesting buyers stock multiple copies to match evolving styles and trims.
Spring cleaning guidance for wardrobes and paint care
A fragmented advisory outlines careful spring cleaning steps. It covers decluttering wardrobes, storage tactics, room-by-room cleanup order, washing delicate fabrics with ammonia and soft water, drying in shade, and re‑finishing trims. It notes ammonia saves time and advises thorough drying and polishing.
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Harris
Needlework guidance on cutting and stitching garments
The article offers sewing rules for accurate straight seams, stressing careful thread handling, cutting directions, and fabric grain. It advises against warp and woof misalignment, recommends long cuts for stretch-prone parts like sleeves, and notes lining choices to achieve desired effects and durability.
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Chicago
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