What to Wear at Fashionable Hotel or Simple Mountain Resort
A 1915 wardrobe guide for young women planning four to five weeks at a fashionable hotel or a simple mountain camp. It lists morning outfits in white shirts and light fabrics, several white skirts, two one piece dresses, semiformal luncheon wear, hats for travel and variety, and a complete wardobe with linens, nets, and flourishes. It recommends two outing hats, a picturesque hat for gowns, parasol, evening gowns, and a range of shoes and stockings, plus sweaters and sports coats. It notes color touches, and emphasizes practical, polished attire for city or resort settings.
Unconscious Frowns and Habitual Expressions
An exploration of facial muscles and impressions created by subtle frowns while wishing to seem impressive. Describes how pressing the mouth into a button and deep-set lines between the eyes can form a habitual crone-like expression and queries the discomfort of an angry, knotted appearance.
Headgear and Coats of the Sports Variety
The item describes a smart short sports coat in Mnetard colored cloth with gathered fullness, a vestee front, wire self belt, large diagonal pockets, and a coordinating wrap hat or cap. The headgear ranges from brimless forms to turned back crowns with velvet ribbons, matching the coat with checks or velvet accents.
The Difference In Costumes And Smart Effects
A modiste argues the contrast between black and white outfits, noting utility vs style. She highlights how a white satin skirt with black knife plaited trims creates a striking, architecture like line, visible at the front and back while sides hide under gores.
Princess of Idlewild Forces Peace Through Music
In Idlewild a debt dispute sparks a European style crisis as Princess Nureisia replaces ministers with arts figures. A war threat dissolves when court entertainment sways Tekseblanca’s king, who, after a music filled campaign, marries the princess and ends the conflict. The tale argues princes’ musical governance could avert great wars.
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Nureisia
Nureiesa
Idtewild
Tuly
Interior
Narcissa
Wolfgang IV of
Tessebranca
Interior Department
Demosthenes
Tesseblanca
Tchewiki
A Place For the Boys and Girls Scout Games
A boy scout game description details a field play where one scout acts as umpire. Scouts hide in a clearing while another kicks a rolling ball out, then returns. The last caught scout wins. Variations include holding the clearing and rapid capture. Also Mind Reading With Cards explains a card trick with five double cards and behind the back removals.
Small submarine surprise periscope view explained
The passage describes a tiny submarine that can rise or sink with precise machinery. It notes its ability to surprise an enemy, mentions sinking the Lusitania, and explains the periscope as a rod shaped device of mirrors that lets those inside see above water without being seen.
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American Press Association
Lusitania
Indian Boy Scout Troop Organized at Carlisle
The first troop of Indian Ley scouts organized in America formed at Carlisle Pennsylvania with twenty six Red Skinned boy students from the Carlisle Indian School inducted with badges by acting scout commissioner 8 R Bryson. A parade and campus ceremonies followed as Red Fox James helped plan the entrance of Indians into scout activity and national Indian day plans.
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America
Carlisle
Billings, Mont
Trunk Doll House Craft Plan for a Small Toy Home
This article outlines making a doll house from a trunk or box. It recommends removing the lid, wallpapering outside and inside, cutting wooden pieces to fit as stories, adding pasted magazine scenes for windows, and placing furniture and dolls, scaled to a small size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 Magazine
Riddles and wordplay in a quirky puzzle page
A playful item presents classic brain teasers about miscounts and puns. It features a man with two fishes and a third via a fishy pun, a cobbler and boots riddle about a little owl on every tread, and a closing prompt asking what kind of servants are suited for hotels referencing the inn experienced.
Hymns Through the Ages Stir Denominational Debate
A long ponderous discussion on hymn revivalism contrasts ancient ritual resistance with modern slang laden hymns. The piece cites clergy objections and muses on the tradition, then shifts to Baptist statistics detailing churches, ministers, baptisms, Sunday schools, and church expenditures for recent years.
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Annie Rodney
Marie
Hare
Bernard of Climny
New Jerusalem
United States
War as society not mere killing, Schoonmaker essay
Edwin Davies Schoonmaker argues in Century Magazine that war’s essence is collective national identity, not the bloodshed. He contrasts wartime unity with peacetime individualism, suggesting peace dissolves the social fabric just as a body weakens after death.
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Edwin Davies Schoonmaker
Century Magazine
Rushing Ideas Sparks National Debate
A Baltimore American commentary mocks the rush to action by comparing it to arresting Paul Revere for speeding, framing the argument as a critique of haste versus tradition. The piece debates whether rapid change harms national progress or proves necessary.
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Paul Revere
Baltimore American
Exacting Conditions
A dialogue questions trust between a father and Mr Gotroz about providing life’s necessities. The exchange implies tradesmen’s willingness to rely on Gotroz for essential goods, reflecting market tensions in a St Louis Post Dispatch style quotation.
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Mr. Gotroz
St Louie Post Dispatch
Reciprocity. She Here is my V mece waist
The fragmentary text from a Baltimore American page hints at a snippet involving reciprocity and a V shaped waist but lacks readable context or complete facts to form a proper news item. Further readable material is needed to craft a valid title and summary.
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Baltimore American
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Tessebianca
Mewfid
Lsten
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TRUNK
Bel
Maniuk
Babylonia
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