Talent Democratic Half a Dozen police and postal artists
A London piece highlights Guardian of the Peace and postal workers turning to art. It cites policemen, a postman, a porter and others who, from humble jobs, created paintings showcased by the Royal Academy and at the Dore Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians of the Peace
London
William Watson
Warfedale
John Masefield
J. M. Barrie
Kirriemur
Thomas Carlyle
H. G. Wells
A. O. Williams
Hammerman
Joseph Skipsey
Pesaro
Caruso
Cavalieri
Rome
Paris
Christine Nilsson
Evin Gwyn
Pwllheli
Herr Fieldler
Marie Hall
Mr. Jones
Leeds
Royal Academy
P. C. ‘Rushen
City of London Force
Museum of the Guildhall
Walter Marshall
Pineapple wound proves fatal in New York case
Syracuse reports Mrs. Catherine Tourtellot died from blood poisoning after a pineapple peel scratch on her thumb. Swelling spread to the arm within hours and despite hospital care the infection could not be halted. Poor Town for Lawyer notes Yale county’s lack of cases and a quiet upcoming semi annual term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Catherine Tourtellet
Penn Yan
Yale County
Baby Survives Fall After Window Screen Acts as Parachute
In Passaic New Jersey two year old Harry Purges tumbled from the third story of a building but walked away unharmed, the window screen catching his fall and acting like a parachute in a remarkable accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Passaic
N. J
Harry Purges
Bia Tome
Freshening a Silk Coat Lining at Home
An economical method to clean and reline a silk coat by washing the lining, marking seam edges, and carefully resewing. The guide emphasizes careful basing, gentle washing, pressing with cheesecloth, and restitching to restore the lining without damage to the silk.
Clark Addresses Women’s Democratic League Anniversary
Speaker Champ Clark urges optimism in American politics at the Woman's National Democratic League's first anniversary in Washington. He praises Congressmen and says no vote can be bought, predicting renewed Democratic power if Baltimore promises are kept. Senator Vardaman and Mrs. William Cullop presided. many officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Women’s Democratic League
Washington
Champ Clark
Woman's National Democratic League
Congress
Baltimore
William Cullop
Indiana
Vardaman
Misssissippi
League
Value and Cost of Learning in Religion and Education
The pastor argues colleges undermine faith by promoting secular knowledge and Evolution. He cites wealthier endowments as undermining religion, praises Bible inspiration, and urges Bible study free of creeds. He warns only spiritual growth sustains against life’s storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Russell
Cornell University
Plato
Socrates
TEST YOUR DRESS SAMPLES FOR FABRIC CONTENT
Practical tests to verify if wool, silk, or linen fabrics contain cotton. Boiling wool in caustic soda dissolves wool. strong acid dissolves silk. linen can be tested by boiling in water then chemical treatments to separate cotton. Use a small stick. tests take minutes.
Suffragette Mesh Bag Debuts with Dual Compartments
New suffragette mesh bag showcases a lightweight durable design. Open it to reveal two separate compartments, offering practical organization for everyday use.
Rich Maine Foxes Worth Fifteen Thousand Found Near Hancock
Calvin Graves and his sons Thomas and Arthur captured six black foxes near McFarland's Hill, valued at over $15,000. The mother and her five cubs, about two months old, were bagged in a single day and the pelts are described as in good to excellent condition. The foxes may be marketed in Prince Edward Island where the black fox trade is centered. The catch caused a local ruckus as the family guards the valuable pups at their Hancock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock, Me
Calvin Graves
Hancock
Thomas
Arthur
McFarland’s Hill
Maine
Prince Edward's Island
Diamonds go missing in Baker street delivery blunder
Express Messenger Russell Browning faced a frantic half hour as $3,000 in diamonds vanished from a package destined to a local Baker jeweler from a Chicago firm. He had dropped the sealed bundle into the wagon by mistake and feared the worst when delivering at the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ore
Center Street Express
Russell Browning
Chicago
Browning
Baby Beggars His Father
New Castle worker Fernando Russo says his savings were tossed from a train near Philadelphia by his baby son Jose. Russo and family, returning from New York, lost months of savings. they are stranded in Harrisburg after riding a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Fernando Russo
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Jose Russo
Russo
New York
Jose
Notice of Administration in Fountain County Indiana
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana as Executrix of the Estate of William R Foster late of Fountain County deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Pliebench Fl Abdill Executrix John B Martin Atty S518 Sw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
William R. Foster
Plorench
John B. Martin
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Alderson Estate
Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1913. Harry Alderson as administrator asks final settlement of Henry Alderson estate and will be examined on the Sunday of September 3. Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and heirs must prove heirship. John B. Martin attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alderson
Fountain Circuit Court
Harry Alderson
Henr Alderyson
John B. Martin
Oregon Journal Offers Introductory Semi-Weekly Subscription
The Oregon Journal announces a Western Information Bureau promotion offering a six month Semi-Weekly Journal for 50 cents along with a free 144 page illustrated booklet detailing Oregon resources and opportunities. Address Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Information Bureau
Oregon Journal
Bureau of Western Information
Oregon
Portland
Blue Afternoon Gown Described With Marine Surah
The description notes a marine blue surah used for a pretty afternoon gown. A sash end is adorned with sole brooches, though the fragment ends without finishing details.
Lace collar with velvet girdle and blue straw toque
A lace collar forms the focal point with a darker velvet girdle for contrast. The ensemble includes a piquant Henri II style toque crafted from soft dark blue straw and trimmed with ostrich feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medici
Henri II
Fashion trains described in silk brocade and velvet gowns
Trains are narrow and appear as straight widths of silk brocade or velvet. Some pointed trains are knotted at the floor, with the end spreading into a fan bordered by fur.
New Summer Skirt Styles Favor Narrow Hemmed Silhouettes
The Dry Goods Economist notes white skirts dominate, with black or colored hairline stripes and natural linens in demand. Narrow widths persist though draped fabrics rise, plaits kept flat, tunic styles gain some traction, and silk skirts in moire crepe de chine and matelasse attract attention. Walking length remains standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moire
Poplin
Charmeuse
Crepe de Chine
Matelasse
Caps and Aprons for the Bride To Be in Pale Pink and Blue
The description highlights pinafores with large hip pockets and side seam tied sashes, no sleeves, rounded deeply bound neck and sleeves in plain chambray. A matching cap features a puffed crown, coquettish bow, and frill embroidery in new patterns.
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Talent Democratic
Pastor Russell
College City
FOXES
Cen
Sus
Man
Lewsader & Clem
C.N. Harter
Public Square
Covington
Teeb. Heine
Fulton Township
Cates
Ind
JOS. Starkey
Troy Township
K. of P
Charles Dicken
Troytownship
Setligfewing
Maebh
Sksem Bly
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