Promises of Forty Eight Percent A Year under Multiphone Scheme
A critical notice condemns a New York offer promising four percent monthly dividends as a fraud with exaggerated earnings. It cites the Multiphone Operator Company at 21 Park Row and contrasts claims of secure profits with misleading stock practices, urging public caution.
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New York City
Park Row
New York
Une
Enor
Mons
Newse
Impany
Ami
Fads and Fancies. Tailored waists of silk and wool
A fashion column describes silk and wool waists with embroidery and trim for day wear. It notes styles in plaid silks and plain colors, detailing plaits tucks and decorative pockets, plus patterns No 1746 and No 2028 with sizes and prices. A prose fiction fragment follows unrelated social scenes and dialogue between Miss Strong, Stafford, and Braithwaite.
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Finn
Laws
Stafford
Hess
Ull
Miss Strong
Claybridge
Meredith
Miss. Strong
Richard Veseret
Helen Leveret
Braithwaite
Mr. Brathwaithe
Stafford Visits Raise Tension In Bishop Parlor
A domestic scene unfolds as Katherine and Miss Strong spar over Harold Stafford's visits to the bishop in his study. The bishop insists proper tact is needed while Miss Strong recalls past opportunities. Stafford's approach and the bishop's disapproval set the stage for a strained family dynamic.
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Meredith
Stafford
Miss Strong
Rene’ Staford
Braithwaite
Stutyrd
Belford & James
West
Kittie
ar“Pett
James Wise
James
Katherine
Kitty
Harold Stafford
VsilTeare
Staffard
Hess
Torrie
Staffisrdd
Home Economies: preserving shoes and skin care tips for winter
Minna Settarr Crawtorn advises mothers on cost effective homemaking in winter. She promotes varnishing shoe soles weekly with copal varnish and linseed oil to extend wear and water resistance. She explains waterproofing dubbing with paraffin and turpentine, proper shoe care, and vaseline for frost protection and hand care alongside careful stain removal for washable fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Settarr Crawtorn
Cleaning Recipes for Delicate Fabrics and Stains From Turpentine Mixture
An article offers household remedies using turpentine and alcohol to remove grease and soil from delicate silks, velvets, and woolens. It advises careful application to avoid background odor, suggests sundry stain treatments including chalk and plaster powder, and ends with a humorous Irish anecdote about New York buildings.
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Castile
Dublin
New York
Pat
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