Spring Cleaning Reflections and Local Social Notes
A long column blends advice on home cleaning with light social items. It cites household roles, the duties of the mistress and master, and the creeping pace of spring chores. Notes mention General A. P. Hanson’s illness improvement and Catholic and social events including a May lecture by Bishop McGovern and a theater party hosted by Mrs. Felix Alston.
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Mr. and
Mra
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Moves
Mrs. G. B. Abbott visits Denver this week as Mr. and Mrs. Charles BE. McGarvey plan eastward travel and British Isles sailing in May. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beatty return from Pine Bluffs after theater visit with Mr. W. C. Deming guest. John Wilcox leaves for Laramie to become editor of the Laramie Boomerang. Mrs. Wilcox well regarded in music circles.
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G. B. Abbott
Denver
Charles BE. McGarvey
East
British Isles
L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
City
the Theater
W. C. Deming
John Wilcox
Laramie
Wilcox
Women of Woodcraft Event at Fraternal Hall
A Women of Woodcraft program will be held at the Fraternal Hall on Thursday evening April 24. Admission is 60 cents for a single or a couple for 29 cents each, with a 24 cent stated price detail.
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Woodcraft
Raymond Hitehnock
Hitehaoek
Annual Passover Feast Described With Sedér Symbols
The Passover feast began Monday night in the Jewish calendar with no local services. The Sedér opens, foods symbolize trials of the Israelites including unleavened bread bitter herbs wine and roasted lamb. The article notes a platonic lover is usually a quiet chap who saves his money.
American Girl’s Possible Dutchess Title Stirred by Engagement
Misa Nancy Selachman, daughter of the American ambassador to Germany, was linked to the Duke of Croy who recently inherited Westphalian estates. Reports varied on whether the wedding occurred or would take place as officials fluctuated between denial and admission amid a hushed diplomatic scene.
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Misa Nancy Selachman
Germany
Duke of Croy
Westphalia
Europe
Modes of Dressing the Hair in Milady's Mirror
The article reviews evolving hairdressing trends with emphasis on low foreheads and back knots. It notes false hair use, Marcel waves, and styles like the Psyche knot and French twist, plus the growing popularity of yellow powder and the influence of Parisian fashion on women’s appearances.
Yellow powder in fashion in France trends
The article notes a shift in cosmetics with yellow powder replacing pearl white. It describes the new look as giving a sunburnt healthy glow rather than the old chalky pallor.
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France
Removing Superfluous Hair with Camphor Lotion
A house remedy describes using camphor spirits and hydrogen peroxide as a depilatory after initial hair removal. It claims daily application destroys hair roots and maintenance by gentle plucking keeps roots from weakening the scalp.
Uneven Shoulders Common Defect in Dressmaking Errors
Dressmakers report uneven shoulders common in many people with the right shoulder higher. Suggested fix includes exercises at the desk. extend the lower arm with a dumbbell and depress the higher shoulder repeatedly.
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Delag
Perfect Shoulders and Core Roll Exercise Guidance
The text notes that perfect shoulders contribute to a beautiful figure and describes a basic floor rolling exercise. It emphasizes practicing on a soft rug and highlights the exercise as affecting the more movable organs of the body.
Plea for Lightness and Simplicity in Harness History
A discussion tracing harness evolution from ancient bas reliefs where horses rode with no gear to modern times when excess weight and ornate fittings dominate. The piece argues fashion overrides horse welfare, urging minimalist, humane tack and better welfare for working horses.
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Antinal
Why He Wee Popular and the Mechanic Guest
A skilled mechanic receives many auto trip invites from friends acting as chauffeurs. He reveals his status, saying they invite him for repairs and tire work in case of accidents. He enjoys the trips and accepts the invitations despite envy.
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New York Times
The Red Widow at Capriol Avenue Theater
A vivid notice praises Ray mond Hitehnock as the sole star with no understudy. The Capriol Avenue theater showcases April 49 with Chooning Voollock Rennold Wolfe Clery music and a strong supporting cast led by Colan Harrie and Flora Zabelle in a lively musical comedy.
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Capriol Avenue Theater
Chooning Voollock
Rennold Wolfe Clery
Charles J, Gebost
Colan & Harrie
Stroum
East of Principale
Flora Zabelle
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Mast 18Th Street
William Cullen Bryant
Milady
Hood
Sweet Home
Dave
Tam
A. P. Hanson
Bishop McGovern
Rome
T. J. Gardner
Mayoworth
Frances Davis
Genevra Brock
Estella Trout
Horace Jenkins
Dallas Gardner
the Hoat
A. A. Baerresen
Mrs. Gantril
Douglas
New York
Dresden
Nell Rose
Guanantea
Boston Ladies
Carey
Oss
Milady’s
Bala de Boulogne
Montmartre
St. Michelle
Paris
Horses and
The
Flora Zabeli
Caphol
Avene
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