May 6 in History and notable events
Key historical anniversaries span 1708 to 1904 with figures like Father Xavier de Lavalle Montmorenci, Andre Massena, Bret Harte, General Oku, and Rev Dr John Watson. Astronomical notes mention sunset at 6:57, sunrise 4:47, moonset around 12:37 a.m. and 5:34 a.m. with the moon near Jupiter.
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Xavier de Lavalle Montmorenci
Canada
Andre Massena
Napoleon
von Tumboeldt
Bret Harte
Oku
Liaotung Peninsula
Port Arthur
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Mount Pleasant
War Declared Enlist in This Popular Movement
Leads with druggists announcing a campaign against stomach troubles using Mi-o-na Tablets. Promises money-back guarantee for unsatisfied buyers and claims of strength and digestion aid. Includes testimonials from Omega Ohio store owner BE Humphrey and notes on Dr King's New Discovery with dealer guarantees and trial bottles.
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Houseworth Brus
BE. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
Houseworth Bros
Turning of the Worm and Humorous Snippets
A vignette from Bohemian Magazine shows Mrs. Lambert and Mr. Lambert in a dream sequence about budget woes and overwork ending with a wake up punch line. The piece includes jokes about Washington politics and dinner table mischief from various papers.
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Lambert
Bohemian Magazine
Long Sleeves Return in Paris Wedding Gown Fashion
In Paris rose colored lingerie pairs with rose gowns while delicate white lawn embroidery complements Persian blue broad cloth for brides. Tight skirts shrink bulk. long sleeves reappear on gowns and bridesmaids, with a simple dressing sack from light fabrics and a neck ribbon bow.
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Paris
Fashion Wrinkles Charming Cotton Materials For Womens Wear
Textile notes describe coat shirt waist silhouettes in cotton and border striped weaves, with double breasted vest effects and shawl collars. White linen gowns gain color through deep hems and trims. surahs feature tunic cuts and bold borders. gingham frocks pair with white collars. trims include braid and Hamburg embroidery.
Model of the moment and new hat shades in fashion
The piece highlights hats as veritable skyscrapers with heavy trimming and a club pompon described as immense. It introduces paon blue as the latest shade, relates it to copenhagen, and notes Serge and homespun cloth becoming correct for smart wear. It discusses a tailored belt, a jumper model for short figures, and versatile dress compositions suitable for lawn, organdie, or batiste.
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Copenhagen
Snapshots of fashion in dark shirt waists and belts
Dark wash waists feature black galateas gingham and cotton cheviots in severe tailored styles with yoke fronts and bishop sleeves. White scrim belts embroidered with padded roses appear novel, while belting uses primrose daisies and geltmenots. Linon de soie adds evening touch and Sulphur yellow trimmed with black suits garden parties and schoolgirl outfits. Judic Chollet.
Placid Knitter Faces Rules On Steel Needles At Speed
A New York to Washington journey features a passenger who knits in the parlor car despite warnings. Conductors recount dangers from sharp knitting needles in accidents, including a fatality and an eye injury, prompting continued risk warnings as the passenger insists on finishing for a birthday.
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Washington
New York
Lim
John
New York Times
Bowles moves livery to East Lexington avenue
D R Bowles relocates his livery business from Second street to the Bucklen livery at 115 East Lexington avenue. Continued patronage is solicited with a guarantee of satisfaction.
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D. R. Bowles
Second Street
Bucklen
East
Lexington Avenue
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Harold A. Keith
Elkhart County
Fred J. Vallance
Congress
Washington Herald
Ruby
Charlie
Fred Jossai
Beryl
Kansas City
the Daily Review
Neds
Polly
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Crystal Theatre
Elkhart County Abstract Co
Monger Bidg
Earl G. Rice
Secy
Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co
aTon
USA
Toapero
JC Vurtow
William Armstrong
Cleveland Ave
Fiat
East Jackstreet
Johnson Street
Grosh Bros
Main St
D. M. Ferry
Bell
Review Office
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