Industrial Stability Yet Sees Mixed May Gains Across Sectors
Recovery shown in May with iron and steel gains and record automobile output. Textiles face higher costs and pass through challenges while New England mills seek better demand. Leather, shoemaking and cement lumbers show varying activity as agriculture outlook remains upbeat with larger wheat and hay crop forecasts.
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New England
United States Railroad Labor Board
United States Steel Corporation
Middle West
South
Sousa Encourages Flappers Amid Age Old Criticism
Philip Sousa writes a word of cheer to American flappers noting their resilience against criticism. He references a 1628 English treatise by William Prynne on ideals of female dress and manners, highlighting historical scrutiny of young women's appearance and behavior.
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Philip Sousa
Sousa
London
John Philip
William Prynne
Locke
Love Locke
Fashioning Vanity Across Ages Faces 1625 Era
The passage rails against face-painting long hair and extreme female fashions, echoing from fathers councils and historians. It mocks modern flappers by imagining a 1625 flapper in heaven reflecting on vanity and style across generations.
Busted the Filibuster PHE One Man Filibuster in Wisconsin
Representative Voight led a one man filibuster to force consideration of a resolution to investigate postmaster appointments in Wisconsin. House Leader Mondell summoned absent Republicans, but only about 230 of 435 members were present, yielding a fragile quorum. Absentees returned, and business resumed as Congress faces unfinished work before the election recess.
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Voight
Wisconsin
House
Mondell
Congress
Washington
Representative Voight
Washingon
Railroad wage cuts and rate debates cloud industry outlook
Discussion in railroad circles centers on a 10 percent freight cut and a 5 percent reduction in the fair return basis, with wage reductions affecting 800000 workers. Officials and workers criticize the moves while noting impacts on capital, efficiency, and future rail funding.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Logic and labels ignite Idaho anti prohibition debate
The Idaho Statesman quotes Ren Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League arguing that bootleggers and rum runners back prohibition yet may attack constitutional law with a beer and wine amendment The piece criticizes Wheeler for demonizing opponents and warns voters seek more substantial logic amid calls for law and order.
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Ren Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Idaho Statesman
Wheeler
First Woman Lives in Vatican Household Under Pope Pius
The Vatican begins a new era as Pope Pius appoints a woman, Signora Linda, to live in the papal residence and supervise wardrobes, staff, and meals. Once homeless after Cardinal Ratti’s mother died, she now shares space near the pope’s private rooms and trims the household budget.
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Cardinal Ratti
Signora Linda
Milan
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Drese
Pope Banetict
Emerald ring sparks green trend in London society
The London colored circle reports Princess Mary wearing an emerald engagement ring and a growing fashion shift toward green in court gowns. Bond Street dressmakers note rising demand for outfits and accessories in various shades of green.
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London
Mary
Bond Street
Verdant fashion dominates theaters and society
Green is everywhere from theaters and restaurants to homes as outfits feature emerald ostrich feathers jade hair bands and green gloves. Lady Joan Capell daughter of the Earl of Menex marries Cabert Peake with the wedding party and décor all in green.
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Joan Capell
Earl of Menex
Cabert Peake
Busy Heodsie church hosts low cream sale tomorrow
The Busy Headsie of the Metho dist church plans a low cream sale tomorrow from 4 to ? PM at W. Ormaby's on North Dura. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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W. Ormaby's
North
Lovely as a Dream by Elisabeth Scollard
Poem praising beauty and nature, noting Jane’s departure and her wish to leave melodies behind. It reflects on memory and the wish that art endure beyond the author’s life. The verse uses imagery of streams, wheat, larks, and sunlight to celebrate beauty.
Love thy neighbor as thyself sermon tribute
The piece reiterates the Christian command to love our neighbor. It invokes the Good Samaritan parable and urges treating others as we wish to be treated, citing Tom McMillan of Casper Wyoming as the writer.
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Tom McMillan
Pirates and pots of flowers in a playful pasteboard craft
The text describes a whimsical scene where characters discuss gifting pots of flowers, with a crafts solution using pasteboard and hairpins. A pirate themed tale adds a light tone as a mother plans a party and a friend suggests a decorative surprise.
Clear the table and watch flowers grow with cardboard pots
The Paint Box Pal explains making jolly pots of flowers from lightweight cardboard. They use an eight inch square pattern, fold it, and cut a doughnut shaped piece with a central hole as shown. This method yields festive pots ready for a next party.
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Betty
Crafting Paper Flowers From Circles and Pasteboard
Betty creates a four section circle from thick inside out, cuts away pieces, and builds a layered flower using orange yellow paper, brown pasteboard centers, and wire stems. She stacks circles, adds a wire stem, trims petals with Understanding Scissors, and finishes with green leaves for a cheerful small pot. Tomorrow Adventure Trails features Using a Camera.
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Betty
Canary bird drawing announced at 1120 N Durbin
Mrs. M. C. Davis announces a canary bird drawing to be held at 1120 North Durbin on Friday June 30 at 7 o'clock. The notice is dated June 29, 1911.
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M. C. Davis
N. Durbin
Try Tripeny for Jewelry and Repair Ing of Real Value
The ad urges Try Tripeny for trustworthy jewelry repairs and value goods. It markets services and items likely priced to attract customers seeking quality craftsmanship and fair value.
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A reader is invited to search the want ads for concealed answers to multiple questions. Topics span Nobel prizes nationalities on the Nobel Foundation board New York City denominations Rhodes scholarships language counts Parthenon construction Venus de Milo origin and the largest refracting telescope location.
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Nobel Foundation
New York City
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