Double of the Governor Plays Two Faces in Power Strife
In a sleepy capital, Governor Haines confronts his secret double as Searles, state boss, pressures for a railroad bill. The double, once feared, surprises all by vetoing the bill, then vows ongoing political war with the governor. Meanwhile the secretary remains oblivious to the hidden rivalry shaping the state’s fate.
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Alton Edwards
Haines
Lile
Boartos
Benrles
Halpenwooke
Billiow
Beass
Evi
Bearlen
Searles
Ming
Bearlon
Bearnat
Hanes
Bod
Tim Governor Haines
Rining
WG. Chapmand
Hunger Strike Death Mirrors Grim French Record
A French prisoner named Granie, jailed for murder, carried out a prolonged hunger strike to avoid the guillotine. He refused food for sixty three days despite temptations and forcible feeding attempts, dying at the end of the ordeal.
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Granie
Granio
Highland Falls Rector Dr. Thomas Dismisses Equal Opportunity
The late Dr. W. R. Thomas, rector at Highland Falls, joked during a socialist discussion about equal opportunity. A local heckler cited equality, and Thomas replied, We should not all be equal to them, highlighting his wit in defending differing social views.
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Heckler
W. R. Thomas
Pierpont Morgan
Highland Talla
Hiighland Falls
Dr. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Bilking and Birthright in Post Office Talk
Fragmentary remarks discuss a political figure switching party lines and seeking a post office appointment. References to family history and a satirical jab about selling birthright for postage appear in the overheard speech. The quotes indicate a heated exchange on partisan loyalty and government positions.
Simplicity in Graduation Frocks Trendy for Youthful Wearers
The article weighs the charm of simple graduation frocks over lavish designs, noting that youth’s indefinable appeal matters more than heavy trimmings. It surveys practical materials like cotton marquisette, voile, linen lawns, lace, net, and chiffon, praising durable, easy care fabrics that launder well and endure wear.
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Gocourt
Firessen
Late ideas in millinery showcase maline and lace hats
The dry goods expert notes a revival of maline in hats with drapes over hemp, large wired bows, and new brim extensions. Chantilly lace hats with wire foundations appear tailored and smooth. Quills remain popular, used alone or with flowers ribbons and feathers in smart cat models and striking color contrasts.
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Chantilly
Dainty Nightdress Case Displayed In Pale Pink Art
A decorative nightdress case features pale pink satin with white silk lining and matching silk cord, edged in ribbon. Green foliage on a pink background complements the color scheme, with front opening and folded flap secured by ribbons. The design suggests white floral embroidery and transfers for matching bed linens.
Like the Separate Collar Fashion Update
An article describes a revival of separate collars worn with coats. Modern collars vary from square to rounded shapes and often feature long ruffles or plaiting. The trend suits open necklines and blouses, offering a practical yet stylish solution to wearing coats.
Veranda Comforts For Summer Outdoor Living
A guide to furnishing a summer veranda emphasizes outdoor living pleasures. It recommends wicker chairs sturdy fabrics, a welcoming table, a sofa, and rugs that withstand damp. Dress cushions with washable fabrics, add a box seat for storage, and consider a hammock bed. Ensure lighting for evening use and plant vines for beauty.
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Una Elf
How to Remove Finger Marks From Painted Surfaces
A cleaning method described for removing finger marks and dirt from paint. Wipe the mark with a damp cloth dipped in paraffin, then polish with a clean duster. It is claimed to be better than frequent soap washing and not harmful to the paint.
Washing Flannel Shrinkage Tips From Warm Water Method
The guide explains washing flannel in warm water then cold preserves softness and prevents shrinking. It recommends washing in warm water with soap and rinsing in warm water to keep flannel from shrinking and maintain its poftences.
Patent Leather Care Tip from Daily Wear Column
A short note advises polishing patent leather shoes with a touch of olive oil and a soft cloth to prevent cracking and keep them looking new. The tip emphasizes regular maintenance to maintain shine and condition.
Gated Bones Window Boxes For Back Windows
Instructions to build window boxes for back windows and sow thyme parsley radish lettuce carrot and cucumber seeds with multiple dozen onions prepared for planting to enhance garden yield and aesthetics.
How to Remove Paint From Clothes Using Rubbing and Drying
The guidance describes removing paint by rubbing equal parts of fine powder and ammon rubbing with the nap direction, then banging the garment on a line to dry. When dry, brush with the nap direction. It warns to keep bensine away from Bre during use.
Berry Dish Rumor Strikes Local Court Clash
A fragmentary note mentions a pinch of soda added to a berry before the upper crusts intervened to prevent nn'il Roop 14 from running over. The account is unclear but suggests a social or legal dispute among local residents and a protective action to stop harm.
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Damingen
Maine
Eupreme
Jess
Bilking
Bilkins
Fesa
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