Fashion Notes On Beabon Styles And AiRibbons Demand
A detailed fashion column previews autumn trends with Premet models showcasing gold and silver ribbons and new sweater designs. It notes French influence, wool Jersey fabrics in pale blue and pink, and wrap shawls that evolve into milk-white ensembles, plus forthcoming ostrich plumes, cape belts, and white broadcloth corded cuffs.
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Han Bean
Ampresa Eugenie
Deep pink tunics in nineteenth century fashion rows
Fragments describe two accordeon pleated tunics in deep pink, one longer and worn over satin, the other shorter with pink shading. References to Mrs Mur Les Hey, girl matches at Lord's, and a witty exchange about a player not attending Eton or Harrow trials.
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Tyevain Anhe Hatin Wire Foundation
Toine
Locdun Chronicle
Harrow
Lord's
Eton
Wordy city editor visits cafe on Park Row
A city editor enters Nunta Street cafe, spots about ten known men, and hands the bartender two dollars and asks for change to send him west as soon as possible. The fragmentary report reflects a casual scene from the editor and publisher.
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Nunta Street
Park Row
Efitor
Humanity's Debt to Lower Animals in Disease Fight
The piece argues pets and livestock have aided humanity by reducing disease. It cites the horse enabling antitoxins that saved thousands of children from diphtheria and the cow producing vaccines for immunization, noting a Baltimore case where a child's sight was restored using eye tissue from a donor.
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Taltimera
Primitive County First Stake Placed With Whisky
Fragmented historical note recalls Brown County origins, Brammett as first assessor, a pony accident at age 111, and a lurid reference to a fatal incident. Also included are unrelated quotes on intelligence morality and a Philippine military anecdote with unclear names and dates.
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Brown County
Stomach Trouble Helps From Buck-Draught Cure
A letter from A J Hughes of Pomroyian Ky recounts years of stomach trouble and a sick headache. After trying many treatments he followed Treacford’s Buck-Draught and has improved for three months. The letter praising Black Draught says it aids the stomach and liver with pure vegetable ingredients and gentle action. Get 2 packages for a quarter.
Centenary of Star Spangled Banner Starts Today
Baltimore marks a ten day centennial celebration of the Star Spangled Banner with a Pilgrimage visiting War of 1812 sites and Dr Beanes grave. The program includes speakers like Vice President Marshall and Champ Clark, naval displays around the Constitution and the Constitution, and a sequence of parades, demonstrations, and memorials through September 15.
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Baltimore
Patuxent River
William Beanen
Marlboro
Dr. Beanes
Francis Kay
Sete Tal
Minden
Tha
Thomas Markhall
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
South
Maryland
Otter
William H. Taft
W. J. Ryan
World Peace Movement
Annapolis
John Pank Jones
Josephus Daniels
Navy
George Kewey
Horace Porter
Baird
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted By Kilmer & Co
Dr Kilmer Co promote Swamp Root as a herbal kidney and bladder remedy with testimonies from citizens and druggists. The ad claims nationwide use, sworn statements of recoveries, gentle healing, and urges readers to buy two bottle batches or request a sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Swamp-Root
Xilme
Dr. Kilmer’ & Co
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dothan Eagle
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