Slavery Rumors Emerge From Philippine Islands Inquiry
A Philadelphia Record excerpt summarizes Dean Worcester and W H Phipps reports on slavery in the Philippines. Negrito and Ifugao children are bought for as little as $1.50 in rice value, with chiefs selling orphans to traders. Officials describe ongoing slave trading across provinces, despite bills to abolish slavery being tabled by the assembly.
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Dean C. Worcester
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Philippines
Worcester
War Department
W. H. Phipps
John Elfreth Watkins
Philadelphia
China
Uncle Sam
St. Louis Exposition
Manila
San Fernando
Pam- Panga
Joaquin Aldecoa
Pangasinan
Macario Ayson
Angeles
Porao
Éroati -Noggito
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Atoteenburg
Kyle Rucker
Fourteenth Cavalry
Ambrocio David
Negrito
Walter F. Hale
Kalinga
Aagusan
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Phipps
Cebu
Philippine Cormamission
Philippine Assembly
Washington
Senor Manuel Quezon
Secretary of the Interior
Executive Department
Pampanga
Cagayan
Isabela
Romblon
Tarlac
Bataan
Zambales
Philippine Islands
Palawan
Sandoyal
Ulat
Congress
Borah
Idaho
United States
Filling Up The Magazine Pages On Wheat And Plans
A humorous exchange weighs magazine content as two men joke about filling forty pages on last month’s wheat and forty on next month’s harvest. One laments high costs keeping his wife home while the other jokes about TV and summer plans.
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Velvet Ribbons Create Elegant Violet and Rose Boutonnieres
A sewing guide by Julia Bottomley outlines making velvet ribbon violets and roses for wear as corsages and accessories. It describes materials, yardage, and steps to form petals, centers, stems, and leaves, with tips for elegant arrangements and realistic blooms.
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Julia Bottomley
Traveler's Kimono and Travel Comfort in Sleeper Cars
A traveler notes hesitancy in appearing in a kimono before strangers, especially in a sleeping car, but finds subdued colors reduce attention. A professional woman travels widely yet feels that a dark blue silk kimono with smocked panels and straight cuff sleeves offers comparable discretion to full gown, unlike bright outfits.
New Mouthheld Mirror Lets Women View Back Hair
A novel mirror lets a woman hold the device in her mouth to reflect the back of her head while looking into a main bureau mirror. The broad curved bar extends from the face for side viewing, with a padded bite at the bottom to hold it, and thick envelopes fit over the bite for storage.
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New Hosiery Trends In Winter Fashion
Leading the winter fashions in hosiery are flesh-hued silk stockings that resemble theatrical fleshings and surprise observers when worn with low-cut slippers and Greek sandal strappings. The look can be paired with evening gowns in matching silk, embroidered with gold or silver pearls.
Midwinter millinery features fur trims and soft crown styles
The article outlines midwinter hat fashions emphasizing warmth and comfort with black velvet fur, plushes, velours, and beaver fabrics. It highlights soft crowns, turbans, and small caps, with fur as trimming on bands, borders, and novel quills, plus two pictured hats showing white fur and gray black combinations.
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