Spring Fashion Notes Highlight Hats and Khaki Trends
The piece surveys women’s wear with a focus on new boutonnieres and hats crafted from aerophane lace and beads, two color straw outfits, and high hats. It notes the war influenced khaki tones in coats, dresses, and children’s clothes, including Parisian styles for both genders and bold accessories like crystal bead trim and veiled hats.
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Travelers to attend Cedar Falls hotel opening
Cedar Falls Indiana hosts a large blowout tomorrow inviting the American commercial travelers organization members to the new hotel built for traveling men. Hundreds already arrived, promising one of Cedar Falls' biggest gatherings.
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Cedar Falls
Commercial Travelers’ Organization In America
Modest churchgoer seeks front row for theatre show
A man known for his extreme modesty sits in the rear pew at church yet desires front row seating to smell talcum powder as Mariselle Jellywobble dances on stage.
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Mariselle Jellywobble
Bremen
Bailey
West Front
Arthur Conan Doyle
Domestic science menu and war era notices
A mixed page feature offers recipes for salmon au gratin, tomato stuffed eggs, omelets, and cheese souffle with detailed steps. It includes a culinary vignette from World War I era kitchens, plus market reports on wages for copper and steel industries, a note on local labor unions, and a light moral about appearances. The piece ends with an advertisement and a taxicab call line.
German hospital tea party in Mlawa described by James O'Donnell Bennett
A Chicago Tribune inspired account depicts a Mlawa tea gathering hosted by Captain Georg Michaelis with a field laboratory probing typhus and cholera, including inoculation aims, microscopes, and depictions of officers, an art critic, and two gracious nurse assistants.
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Poland
Chicago Tribune
James O’donnell Bennett
Mlawa
Georg Michaelis
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Berlin
Leutenants
Mina
Rail Way Mail Association picks E J Ryan president
E J Ryan of Roslindale Mass has been elected president of the Rail Way Mail Association.
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E. J. Ryan
Roslindale, Mass
Railway Mail Association
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