The Russian blouse tunic and summer fashion trends
New York fashion column notes the rise of the Russian blouse tunic with its cossack look. It details fabric choices from cotton, linen, and corduroy pique, with emphasis on bold back trimming, similar to decollectage, and mentions duvetyn, white skirts, and varied head coverings. It warns about comfort in summer wear and outlines footwear shifts from black satin to patent kid evening slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Duveryn
Household Baking Notes From A Historic Domestic Guide
Domestic SIS outlines recipes using milk cornmeal yeast and fat for quick breads and rusks. Instructions cover mixing proportions for batter dough and yeast raised breads, including sugar spices and oven temps, with notes on resting rising and baking times.
Labrum’s Sausages Stir Up a Village Feud
Mr Labrum new owner of Alston Hall clashes with local shopkeeper Joseph Finch over a red Cyclists Rest sign and a plan to buy the shop. After months of pressure and a blistering confrontation, Labrum offers four hundred pounds but Finch refuses. The stalemate ends with Labrum paying two hundred, selling stock, and Finch keeping his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Labrum
Alston Hall
Mr. Lebrum
Southwark
Labrum
Joseph Finch
Dy Road
Joe Finch
Mr. Finch
Ilvin
Hanover
Finch
Continue search for Stilliman in Mexico
John R. Stilliman U S Vice Consul at Saltillo remains missing after being taken prisoner by the Federal garrison at Saltillo. Reports say he was released and given safe conduct to Mexico City, but he has not yet reached the Mexican capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stilliman
U. S
Saltillo
Mexico
Stilliman
Mexico City
Harris & Ewing
International News Service
Leaders address at AISI annual meeting in New York
The American Iron and Steel Institute holds its annual meeting in New York. Presenters include H. A. Brassert of Illinois Steel Co and Wm St. Blanvelt of Semet Solvay Syracuse, T. J. Bray of Republic Iron and Steel Co, and Francis Hodginson of Westinghouse Machine Co Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
H. A. Brassert
Illinois Steel Co
Wm. St. Blanvelt
Semet-Solvay Co
Syracuse
T. J. Bray
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Youngstown
Francis Hodginson
Westinghouse Machine Co
Pittsburg
Mississippi Fire Underwriters Meet in Jackson
In Jackson on May 22 the Mississippi Association of Fire Underwriters conducts a business meeting with several prominent out of state insurance men present. An address by Edward Berger on Insurance Bills filed for legislation and what they may mean is scheduled, drawing notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Association of Fire Underwriters
Edward Berger
New England Intercollegiate Meet At Harvard Stadium
Cambridge May 22 Intercollegiate championships are set at Harvard Stadium today and tomorrow. The New England association uses an old points system with 11 points per event and placements from first to fourth. Next week the National association plans a 15 point system with five to first place five four three two and one for fifth. Colleges may change systems next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
New England Intercollegiate Association
Harvard
National Association
Removal Notice by Wm E McHugh Attorney-at-Law
Removal from 55 and 5 Third National Bank Building to No 1 Washington Street set for June 1 1914 by attorney William E McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. McHugh
Attorney-a Law
Third National Bank
T No. 1
Washington Street
Sunday Matinee at the Liberty Theatre Ady M22
A brief notice shows a 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon event at the Liberty Theatre, identified with Ady M22 and no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Ady
Public Auction for Housewares and Hardware Goods
A. Ross Mulien and C. Willison announce a public auction of stock from a tin store at 46 Valley Street. Items include docking ranges eating stoves clothes wringers flat irons tin and galvanized buckets milk cans and more. Auction starts Tuesday May 26 at 6 o clock and proceeds without reserve to benefit the housewife. The store room must be vacated at once. A memorial sermon by Pastor Jolly from New York will follow at Liberty Theatre Sunday 3 PM.
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Pastor Jolly
New York
Will Clever
Liberty Theatre
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Cumberland, Mid
Maude
Louis XV
Mr. Lafrum
Simpson
Silliman
Iron and Steel Institute
Cumberland
Ey Street
A. Ross Muliaen
C. Willison, Auctioneer
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