Modern Pantry Attached Cottage Promises Easy Living
William A Radford explains an outside pantry bungalow with a 25 by 82 foot plan, four foot pantry extension, stairway around a chimney, concrete walls with dead-air spaces, loggia piers, fly screen openings, and a 2500 dollar estimated cost. The design includes a fruit room, dumbwaiter, three bedrooms, a bathroom with hot and cold water, and ample light across four windows.
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William A. Radford
California
Chicago
How Parnell Left the World
The piece notes Parnell as a leading statesman who shunned publicity by cutting himself off from the outside world. It cites an instance with Mrs. O'Shea and suggests a habit of ignoring letters, telephones, and telegrams to focus on work, as endorsed by a London Chronicle remark.
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Parnel
London Chronicle
The Discussion on Noah’s Ark Lighting and Pitch
A brief exchange debates whether Noah used ark lights or pitch to light the vessel. It questions if pitch could create darkness or illumination inside and outside the ark.
Evansville Man Named President At Indiana Photographers Meet
Evanoville News: Evansville business leader R Morris Williams elected president of the Indiana Association of Photographers at Winona Lake convention. Officers include R E Smith Attica and J A Hackett Fairmount. The event showcases a record exhibit with national and local photographers and a women’s auxiliary led by Mrs J E Collopy Warsaw. Green state trees attacked prompt entomologist aid. plans to combat boring beetles and tussock moths outlined. Indiana finances show a $1,000,000 treasury, rising taxes and county settlements with notable increases, plus patent grants to Hoosier inventors and upcoming Indiana Shorthand Reporters Association meeting in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Winona Lake
Indiana Association of Photographers
Daguerre Memorial
Indiana Association
Frank Scott Clark
Detroit
Mich
R. Morris Williams
Evansville
R. HE. Smith
Attica
A. Hackett
Fairmount
A. Shubart
Princeton
Otto Sellers
Munele
J. E. Collopy
Warsaw
N. Rice
North Manchester
R. E. Smith
H. D. Hennett
Logansport
John D. Shea
Shea
Mr. Shea
Wot
O'Brien
Shite Chester
O'B Brien
Finance Board
Purdue University
General Assembly
Purdue
Indiana Court Reportera
Indiana Shorthand Reporter's Association
Kidiane Apolin
Charles KE. Weller
St. Louis
J. F. Holaday
Richmond
Midsummer Hats Show Three Notable Millinery Styles
Three striking hat types illuminate midsummer fashion: a practical street hat with slashed brim and satin trim, a vivid leghorn dress hat trimmed with roses in blue and pink, and a versatile trimmed hat featuring a box plaited ribbon rache. Each combines stylish detail with wearable elegance for dress or street wear.
Chiffon Scarves with Marabou Borders Move in Style
The article describes simple two-piece chiffon scarves and wraps cut to bias, joined with silk hems, and finished with marabou or swan’s down borders. It notes plain and embellished versions suit evening wear year round, with light hand sewing and decorative stitches like feather and cross-stitch to elevate the look.
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Prairie Avenue
Bep RM. YO
Nook
Beo
Parnell
Evanoville
J. Baker
J. M
D .H. Ross
Lafayette
Ind
Marion County
Arthur J. Adams
W. S. Ferris
Elkhart
A. L. Leith
Deuall C. Barnhill
Norman Bleu Jer
Clyde C. Deeds
Terre Haute
Jasper ©. Gyger
BR. Thornton
Bedford
Leo S Nufztter
Goshen
Oliver RB. Rundfur
James J. Wood
Ft. Wayne
General Electric Company
Charles Younger
A. P. Walker
Rushville
C. J. Smith
M. K. Newhouse
Dams
Allen
Bartholomew
Benton
Hack Fori
Boone BS
Brown
Carroll Ts We
Cas
Clark
Delawarr
Trubals
Fountain
Franklin
Walton
Gibson
Quirmant
Greene
Hamilton
Huntingto Jackson
Jasper
James
Jefferson
Jennings Wace
Johnson
E HO
THO
Knox
Rusciusky
Lagrange
Shporty Fae LA
Lawrence Vee
Maalfson NY
Merion
Marshall Martin
Miinii
Monroe
Momteromier
Newton
Noble
Joseph
Berlit
Noah
Worren
Warrytele
Washington
Wits
Whitley
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