Artistic Taste and National Temperaments in Fashion
The piece argues that artistic taste stems from temperament with French, Irish, and German temperaments shaping design sensibilities. It notes French dainty designs due to mirthful tempers, German limits, and Irish as nearly as artistic as the French. It credits Parisian models and the shift in American fashion leadership, praising American women as best dressed and influential in society.
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Paris
London
America
Colonies
Millinery Trade Review
France
Mine Timbers Add Eight Cents to Anthracite Cost
The cost of each ton of anthracite rises eight cents due to mine timbers. The Vegetarian Magazine estimates 150000 acres of forest yearly supply timbers for cross ties tram roads and props. A gangway set uses two nine to ten foot legs with a six to seven foot collar, placed every five feet. one gangway may have 1000 sets. Average timber life is about two years. 45 percent decay, the rest wear or breakage. Treatment with oils or salts can extend service. Savings offered by St Joseph Valley Bank. B Zigler moves his law office to 111 W Lexington Ave. Cant is retraischud. Order Gold Medal Flour. go to the Delicatessen Store The Daily Review 10 cents a week.
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Vegetarian Magazine
Many Churches Advertise Sunday Services
A long list of church schedules is printed with times for Sunday school services, sermons, and special events across St. Paul parishes and affiliated groups including St John s German Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Grace Lutheran African Methodist Episcopal and more. Notable items include Trinity M E Children's Day at Trinity M E church and Corpus Christi procession plans at St Vincent s Catholic Church.
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St. John’s
German Evangelical Lutheran
Prairie
Maden
Trinity Lutheran
Tenth
Mason Streets
F. A. Bonander
Grace Lutheran
Ninth
Marion Streets
C. BE. Rice
Christian Endeavor
B. Roberts
A. M. BH
Truth Hall
Free Methodist
Princeton Street
Bertha Rinebolt
Trinity German Lutheran
State Street
H. Prange
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Hall
West
Lexington Avenue
Salvation Army
R. M. Sand
Salvation
Salem Evangelical
D. D. Spangler
St. John's Episcopal
Third Street
C. S. Champlin
First Christian
Fifth and
S. G. Buckner
C. E
Castle United Brethren
Middlebury Street
Parker
First
Dunker Brethren
South Sixth Street
E. L. Heestand
Christian Workers
Methodist Protestant
Division Street
M. E. Bachman
First Evangelical
Hickory Street
J. H. Breish
J. O. Mosier
St. Vincent's Catholic
South Main and
Prairie Streets
F. J. Jansen
Grace A. B
Middlebury
Cemetery Streets
James
Center Streets
Tabernacle
J. P. Moore
Bartlett
Brethren Church
Goshen Avenue
J. A. Garber
First Baptist
Horace N. Spear
St. Paul’s Methodist
Liberty
Ellis Streets
W. H. Brightmire
Epworth
St. Paul's Church
Trinity M. E
Ted
Jerry Cusack
Junior League Chorus
Children’s Educational
County Fair Invitation From Congregational Mayflower Chorus
A county fair promises two wholesome days with prizes for the tallest and homeliest man and the most beautiful woman to win a Spirella Merry Widow. Festivities run June 23 and 24 at Kuhlman Bickel Ibuff in Elkhart Indiana.
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Kuhlman-Bickel Ibuff
Prospect and
Bower Streets
Elkhart
Indiana
Father William's Indian Tea Promises Health For Women
Good news to women extols Father William's Indian Tea as a natural remedy for pale weak nervous delicate conditions. The tonic is said to quiet nerves add flesh brighten eyes improve complexion and restore strength. Tea or tablets cost 20 cents and are sold by BH. D. Miller 801 South Main and F. H. Bentz & Co.
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Father William
BH. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz &.Co
Birkenhead Tragedy Heroism At Cape of Good Hope
A detailed account and tribute to the Birkenhead's 1852 wreck off the Cape of Good Hope. It notes how all women and children were saved, the disciplined response of officers and soldiers, the bravery of the drummer, and the high contrast with the captain’s orders. The piece recalls the German king’s praise and Queen Victoria’s memorial at Chelsea Hospital.
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Cape of Good Hope
Chelsea
Queen Victoria
Birkenhead
Ireland
Cape
Simon's Town
Danger Point
Seton
Seventy-fourth Highlanders
Wright
Highlanders
Prussia
Germany
London Globe
A Famous Architect's Trick Reveals a Hidden Roof Gap
The Windsor town hall tale recounts Sir Christopher Wren placating a wary councilman by adding pillars that did not touch the roof. Years later tests showed the supports were two inches short, unseen by onlookers, proving Wren’s cunning defense of his design and skill.
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Christopher Wren
Town Hall of
Windsor
Christopher
Wren
Vocal Competition Promises Simple Excellence
A Washington Star note praises a performer’s simple excellence and zest. The piece hints at lively crowd energy at a baseball game as he strives to holler louder than others.
Hair Restorer Claims Rapid Grey Hair Reversal
Advert mentions guaranteed Hair Restorer stopping hair loss and greying after one bottle with claims of new growth. Carrie Williams of Rochester reports relief after first use. Parisian Sage marketed by Houseworth Bros promises to stop falling hair, cure dandruff and scalp diseases, 50 cents a bottle. Other ads note moving law offices and low weekly prices.
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Carrie Williams
Clinton Avenue South
Rochester
N.Y
Houseworth Bros
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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