Hosiery and Menswear Styles For Boys 4 to 18 Years
Garments described include all wool serge cheviots and cassimeres with smart striped effects and gray brown mixtures in knickerbocker and Norfolk styles. Sizes range from 4 to 18 years with stitched flexible sole and medium heel.
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Sui Norfolk
Stunning Fall and Winter Coats for Women and Children
Fall and winter coats for women misses and children crafted in Serge Cheviot Chinchilla and Plaid Melton. Featuring straight backs neatly stitched collars man nish sleeves and cotton filled Comfortables. Prices range from 50 cents to 25 dollars with down and wool filled options from 3 to 10 dollars.
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Melton
Ladies’ Union
Collar and cuff sets and pleatings offered in multiple colors
The listing promotes Robespiere collars in black blue and green, new Collar and Cuff Sets for coats in white and ecru, Cluny Collar and Cuff Sets at 1.50, and Pleatings including Pleated Net in white and ecru at 0.25.
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Robespiere
Ballon flight tale folds into county romance
At a county fair Lettice Hallett watches Professor Aerolo ascend in a balloon, fears for his fate, and vows not to witness another flight until Owen Baldwin, former circus hustler, returns in disguise as the brave parachutist. He reveals he is Owen Baldwin, now a landscape gardener, and explains he left the circus to win Lettice’s approval and heart.
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Lettice Dallett
Alice
Mrs. Lees
Ellen Wenty
Lettlee Hallett
Mrs. Beems
Tom
Ellen Wendy
Ellen
Lettice Hallett
Uncle Bill
Bill
Lawsy
Owen Baldwin
Mrs Beems
Owen
Palmer Laie
United States
Lettice
white house
Jerole
Lettice Hazlett
Abs. Adams
Aerolo
Lettice T Hallett
Hallett’s hill
Professor Aerolo
Acrolo
O. William Baldwin
Professor Aeroto
Tie
Lettlee
Lettihe
Fetthea
Tallett
Deacon Tallett
deacon
Correcting Him Dialogue Cites Spouse Influence
A Boston Transcript line recounts a heated exchange about personal character. Gibbs argues Jones won’t say anything unkind about his wife while Dibbs suggests she shaped him, reflecting social tensions and marital dynamics in the era.
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Gibbs
Jones
Dibbs
Tie
Boston Transcript
Fisher’s Refusal Echoes In Marriage Question
A quoted exchange from the Houston Post uses a playful analogy about paying a fish before landing it to compare repeated refusals before accepting a proposal. The remark ties two social ideas with a humorous edge.
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John
Houston Post
Silent Exchange Reveals Age Itself in Questioning
In a brief dialogue from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a speaker notes the other never disclosed age while the other insists no age was shared. The exchange centers on perceptions of age and gender, highlighting tensions in personal disclosure.
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grant
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Look Not at Thieves Eating Fleab Punishment Proverb
A Chinese proverb notes the value of observing consequences rather than offences. It emphasizes punishment and justice over sympathy for wrongdoers.
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