New Year Resolution Restores Hope In a Fading Marriage
Arthur Williams, worn by routine, recalls past devotion to Evelyn and realizes his marriage has drifted. Clark Winston’s talk motivates a New Year pledge to renew their bond, reversing neglect with renewed love. Williams keeps the resolution and finds lasting happiness with his wife.
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Arthur Williams
Clark Winston
Desrre
Evelyn
Arthur Wiliams
New Year Hopeful Child Heralded by Time
The piece greets the New Year as Time presents a hopeful baby named Young Hopeful. It embraces new investments and idlely notes that even if the future brings disappointment, hope persists like a sailor’s faith sustaining castaways on a vast island. Christopher G. Hazard reflects on the pleasure of hope and gratitude.
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Time
Christopher G. Hazard
Western Newspaper Union
New Year Skating By Mary Graham Bonner
On a crisp bright New Year day a family outing centers on a skating party. Children, parents, and neighbors enjoy smooth ice, laughter, and games before returning to a warm supper and storytelling by a big fire. The scene celebrates happiness and fresh beginnings.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Girdle Styles for One Piece Frocks and Accessories
A Kansas City Star fashion writer surveys the revived medieval girdle in modern one piece frocks. The piece notes low waistlines, wide or narrow sashes, ribbons, and decorative belts. describes suede hats, cloche trims, Jacob's ladder ribbons, and a compact blue enamel bag with marcasite, plus gloves and fur trims as stylish accents.
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Kansas City
Indoor Garments Take Center Stage in Paris and New York
A New York Tribune fashion writer notes indoor garments for women rise in luxury with robes and negligees resembling evening mantles. Paris designer M. Becker showcases ten gowns in prepared embroidered prints, including kimono style forms in printed velvets, crepe de chine, satin, and plush velvets.
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New York Tribune
Paris
M. Becker
Lamp of Painted Wood for a Girl's Room
A lamp of painted wood suits a young girl's room with a wicker shade matching the wood and lined with figured cretonne for decorative appeal.
Uncle Eben Urges Busy Respect This New Year
In a brisk warning Uncle Eben says the man who is too busy shoveling snow to greet neighbors is worth more than one who prances and wishes everyone a Happy New Year. The piece stresses practical help over empty cheer.
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Uncle Eben
Small Hat Styles Edge Into Fall and Winter Fashion
The article notes the persistence of small, close fitting cloche hats in fall fashion with varied trims. It highlights color habits dark tones for street wear, matching hats with slippers, and silhouettes such as silk and ta ffat hats with bows, cords and bold pins as key features.
Curtain Materials for Home Renewal Featured in Ad Selections
Readers are advised to buy curtain fabrics such as marquisette filet net and dotted Swiss for renewing hangings. Blue or green and white dress ginghams suit kitchen windows, while unbleached muslin with colored borders creates attractive borders for bed room, bath or kitchen windows.
French Door Drapery Offcloth Mats Offer Charm and Ease
Offcloth mats brighten breakfast tables with simple wipe cleaning after meals. They are durable and inexpensive, providing practical decor that lasts a long time.
Plains tragedy of a wolfer slain by Kiowas in 1861
A buffalo blade inscription tells how John S Kell of Grand MO and two companions were slain by Kiowa warriors after a wolfer poisoned bison bait. Satanta relates the tale of treachery, a last stand between a wounded hunter and six attackers, and the deaths that followed.
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Injans
John S. Kell
Gran
Satanta
Wolfer
Aoay
John S. Kel
Grand
The Fight at the Wagon-Box Corral
A historical clash near Sheridan Wyoming on August 2 1867 saw 32 white defenders with breech loading rifles hold off about 3000 Sioux led by Red Cloud at a wagon box corral. Powell’s force suffered three killed and five wounded while the Sioux suffered heavy losses in what locals call the Bad Medicine Fight.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Red Cloud
W. J. Fetterman
Fort Phil Kearney
Piney Island
James W. Powell
Powell
Corral
Red. Cloud
Indian Sea
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