Fashion notes on street skirts and winter footwear
The article surveys women’s fashion, praising above the ankle street skirts, leather pumps with Spanish heels, and buttoned boots with patent vamp. It notes winter wear shifts to house wear, leather and morocco options, and coordinated gowns. It also highlights plant decor trends and indoor arrangements in fashionable homes. It mentions sage, geraniums, begonias, gilt baskets, and decorative plant displays in White House and war offices. It adds trimming details like embroidery bands on long sleeves and cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyle
Admiral
Mrs. Dewey
A New Wrinkle in Floral Decorations
When four visitors enter Senator Foraker's Washington drawing room, large baskets of scarlet blooms attract attention and raise questions about the exhibit. The scene hints at upcoming social events and associated etiquette in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Foraker
Washington
Real estate transfers include two Amherst deeds
A. Baker transfers Lot 4 in the Baker and Baus addition to Amherst for 1,009 dollars to Jacob H. Dute. Frances Beebe transfers a Beebe's first subdivision parcel of township lot 2v east of Black River to Claude Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baker
Jacob H. Dute
Baker and Baus
Amherst
Frances Beebe
Claude Beebe
Beebe
Black River
Elyria Township
City of
Elsria
Frank Beebe
Harvey Lewis
Elyria
Edward L Peters
Frederick Gray
August Bank
Highland Addition
E OR. Buchanan
E T. Andress
Carlisle Township
Lorain Realty Co
Philip Clota
Lorain Stone Company
Tackiver Township
G. Frisbie
Charles Ernst
Bloch 1
City View
Lorain
George H. Alling
Harriet B. Talis
Penfield
Perkinsubdivision
Oberlin
John A Hoehnen
Nellis Beckil
Brainache cure ad touts Life Plant in relief claim
An illustration based health advertisement claims uric acid causes headaches and artery strain. It promotes LIFE PLANT as a remedy to dissolve excess uric acid, says it strengthens the heart, and includes testimonials from Theodore Lanning of Ohio and J Mizer M D offering free advice and a health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lanning
Mison
Ohio
Aga Resort
Ty Life Plant
Life Plant
J. Mizer
M. D
Lie Plant’ Co
Cantor
I Life Plart CO
Canton
Sleeves and fashion details in mid winter attire
The article describes sleeve styles for mid winter fashion including short and long sleeves, heavy materials, sheer fabrics, and demi sleeves. It highlights shoulder pieces like No 1 illustration, an evening gown model with frilled sleeves topped by velvet and lace, and notes other decorative elements. It also includes a local property and transfer list with several land and subdivision transactions in Elyria township and Lorain areas showing varied figures and buyers.
Outlook for Service Pension Bill Edges Toward Passage
Washington Jan 22 The service pension bill passed the Senate without opposition and is expected to become law this session. House action is anticipated to be favorable and likely decisively in its favor. The measure will slightly raise government pension expenditures as Civil War survivors dwindle. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are advertised in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House Committee
House
Woman Divorced Over Hypnosis Claim and Cruelty
Mrs. Nellie Houghtaling of Shreve now Nellie Frank after divorcing James Houghtaling of Mansfield. She said he hypnotized her and coerced a marriage ceremony. Judge Eason of Wooster granted the divorce and restored her maiden name on grounds of cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Houghtaling
Shreve
Nellie Frank
Nellie
Jas. Houghtaling
Mansfield
Houghtaling
People's Lobby Attacks Trial by Jury in Fraud Order Bill
The People's Lobby condemns the Crumpacker bill that would let courts review post office fraud orders and extend jury trials to accused mail frauds. Critics argue it protects due process, while supporters say it threatens government efficiency and undermines authority of post office officials. The bill moves through committees as Crumpacker and many House members have backed ensuring jury trials for alleged fraudulent conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jin
Congress
People's Lobby
Tme
Postoffice Department
Las
Post Office
Anyme
Crumpacker
House of Representatives
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Cattle Disease Rise Tied to Hog Contact Says Expert
Dr E C Schroeder of the U S experimental station warns tuberculosis is rising in cattle and hogs in the United States. He cites mingling of hogs with cattle as spreading the disease and urges universal tuberculosis testing and removal of infected animals to save breeders despite upfront costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C Schroeder
United States
E .C. Schroeder
United States Experimental Station
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Ohio State University
American Breeders’ Association
Ohio Farmers’ Institute
Lingual mystery girl joins professor in language feat
The tale follows Elma Redford, found in woods reciting Horace and languages in Greek Hebrew Saris Sarit and San Sarit after a lone canoe journey. A Lingual Mystery v Original Tracy Swain, youngest Greek professor, rescues her and discovers her remarkable memory. The girl later recovers, attends college, and becomes Mrs. Swain, lecturing in his classes.
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Tracy Swain
America
Hoatsman
Horace
Fyonog
Rencentre
Swain
San Sarit
Lecal
Elma Redford
Professor Swain
Hushaod
Mary P. Winslow
Good Roads Drive U S Auto Boom and Rail Link
The New York Herald notes that bicycle and automobile growth over the last decade spurs massive road building and improvement across the United States. Government surveys show total miles rising with states like Maine and Oregon recording thousands of miles while debates over funding and methods push for hard macadam, oil spray, and durable stone bases to reduce repairs and support commerce and travel nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Herald
Eure
Hehetha
Act
Arkansas
Towa
Maine
Dane
Xia Namp
Fey
North Carol
Oregon
Washington
New York
Connecticut
Easton
Roads for Carnegie funds to build highways in new state
A Muskogee correspondent reports a plan to divert Andrew Carnegie funds from libraries to constructing public roads in the new state. The proposal envisions a graded macadam road ten miles long linking Muskogean areas to Indian University Hyde Park Port Gunson and a national cemetery, with an estimated cost of 100000 dollars including river crossings. The plan claims widespread social benefit and notes Carnegie’s potential involvement remains uncertain. Also cited is a Toronto Automobile Club effort to prize road improvements with notes and multiple prize levels.
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Tadian
Carnegie
Muskogee
I.T
Andrew Carnegie
Kaneas City
Arkansas River
Toron
Canada
Toronto ‘Tomobile
Municipal
W. Canyhell
Province of
Marin
Ok County Council
Toronto Automobile Cb
More Evidence in the Iner Case This Week
Chicago reports added evidence police say will convict Hermann Billek, the ex-feiter and hypnotist accused in six Vizal family deaths. Coroner Hoffman notified Inspector Shippy as the inquest is postponed to January 1 due to illness of Professor Walter S. Haines who analyzes organs from Billek victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hermann Billek
Mennberg
Viza
Hoffman
Shippy
Walter S. Haines
Rusk Medical College
Iran
Billek
Court Speaker Urges Humble Judging Style
A supreme court judge adjusts his glasses and warns against arrogance in court. He says judge not and hints at media scrutiny, stressing restraint and dignity in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief After Free Sample Offer
A Missouri era advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure relieves piles when used as directed and offers a free sample by mail. It cites testimonials from users like Mrs Chae of Tennessee and invites readers to request a sealed sample from Pyramid Drug Co. at 77 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae Tullahoma
Tenn
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall
Mich L. Coleman
New York College of Finance Offers Correspondence Courses
An advertisement promotes Ance by correspondence at one dollar per week for short and full three month courses. It promises positions secured for competent graduates and urges lending one dollar for membership and first week’s lessons. The executive offices are in Suite 1205, 798 Wall Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y College of Finance
Walt St
New York City
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Ad Warns Against Imitations
When cold winds dry the skin a box of salve relieves discomfort. Buy Sare tooks for the name on the box to verify authenticity and obtain the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
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Peoples Lobby
B‘ll
Pri
C. H. Davis
Kingston
Addreag
R. Paxton Co
Boston
Mass
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