Embroidered Gifts For Leisure Summer Craft Ideas
The piece suggests making baby pillows, tie cases, embroidered hats, and belts at home during the summer. It notes these crafts are easy, practical, and suitable for autumn gift giving, bazaars, church sales, and enhancing outfits with simple embroidery.
Newport Beauty Show Outshines All Before
The Newport beauty display of 1906 dazzles, with Mrs Robert Goelet among many world famous beauties. The resort draws prominent women from New York Boston Philadelphia and San Francisco, all vying for attention at balls dinners and receptions.
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Robert Goelet
Newport
Rhode Isand
Paris
Edward Moore Robinson
Gladys Deacon
Joseph Widener
Natha Reeves
Glen Collins
Robert Ogden Goelet
United States
Rhode Island
Amateur Cultivator of Flowers Offers July Gardening Tips
The piece advises seed-saving limits to preserve plant vitality and longer bloom. It urges thorough evening watering for potted and raised-bed plants, mulching to conserve moisture, and frequent mowing for lawns to reduce raking. It promotes August seedling starts and fall slips near old plants for extended blooms.
Care of Finger Nails A Simple Home Treatment
Nothing responds more readily to treatment than the finger nails. Daily care can keep nails neat and shaped. Soak in warm olive oil nightly for a month to harden brittle nails, then keep short to prevent splitting. Two months yields a new nail base, and nightly vaseline plus cold cream keeps edges smooth and pale.
Prison Sentence for Blind Pig Operator in Minot Case
Leonard K. Burton, a concealed defendant running a blind pig at Flaxton near Bowbells, was sentenced in district court by Judge Goss to seven and a half years in the penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of attempting to murder deputy sheriff R. W. Towne and others during an evening shooting from inside the illegal operation. Burton refused to reveal his identity, claiming East family ties, and suffered injuries during the gunfire while investigators nearly came under fire.
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Minot
Goss
Leonard K. Burton
Burton
Flaxton
Bowbells
R. W. Towne
Russian Aland Island actions spark treaty questions
The piece weighs whether Russia on Aland violates the 1856 Paris treaty by fortifying or establishing military facilities on the Baltic island. It notes 800 troops, simple housing, torpedo craft guarding waters, and a wireless station whose status is debated, with England urged to monitor the incident.
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Aland Island
Russia
Aland
Baltic
Sweden
Finland
Paris
Ior
House of Commons
Beery
England
Norway
Olaf's Sunbeam Island Gift To Norway's Prince Olaf
Ada Musgrove presents Sunbeam Island to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway. The island named Fortin Bras sits in Godoe sound near Bergen and covers about 20 000 square yards. John Musgrove bought the wilderness site fifteen years ago, added turf mold and grew a wood, built a house and waterworks, and laid out a formal garden with ponds and greens.
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Sunbeam
Solstraald
Ada Musgrove
Olaf
Norway
Sunbeam Island
Fortin Bras
Godoe Sound
Bergen
John Musgrove
Musgrove
Fairy Island
International anti alcohol congress slated for Stockholm in 1907
The eleventh international anti alcohol congress will meet in Stockholm from July 28 to August 3, 1907. Bishop von Scheele Curt Wallis and Edward Wawrinsky head a committee in charge of arrangements. The government appropriated 15,000 crowns for delegate entertainment.
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Stockholm
Bishop von Scheele
Curt Wallis
Edward Wawrinsky
Supreme Lodge of the Order of Good Templars
The King's Donkey Signal Misread at Lighthouse
King Edward sent a donkey to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway by the steamer Montebello. At Christiania fjord the signals ass and all right were misread due to a telephone call, leading to a dispute. The official says the signal man delayed reporting while on the line, then ignored the second flag as a snub.
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Edward
Olaf
Norway
Montebello
Christiania Fjord
Christiania
London Mall
Terrific Heat in Stockholm Drives Royal Family Abroad
Stockholm endures record heat as royal family members spread across Sweden. King Oscar sails and attends events at Marstrand Madeira while crown prince and other royals vacation near Gothenburg. Princess Margaret travels to England with her newborn son. Prince Gustave Adolph expected to join.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Saro
Gothenburg
Prince Charles
Ingeborg
Margaret
England
Duchess of
From Domestic to Star Bride Likely for British Officer
Boston's laundry girl Camille Otterson Clifford returns from stage success in Great Britain and is expected to marry Lieutenant the Honorable Lyndhurst Bruce, eldest son of Lord Aberdare. Bruce's father presides over the University of Wales and coal mine holdings in South Wales.
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Boston
Camille Otterson Clifford
Great Britain
Lyndhurst Bruce
Lord Aberdare
Bruce
University of Wales
South Wales
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