Daintiness in Women's Apparel Shown in Summer Veils and Nets
A fashion piece from Woman's Realm highlights dainty outfits using cotton, silk, and lace with sheer fabrics and net gowns. It describes coats of net with deep flounces, accordion plaited chiffons, boudoir garments, and veils with hemstitching, plus Paris influences and the season's color notes in purples, taupe grays, and whites.
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Paris
Tideumber
Sual
Sick Indiana soldiers sent to Texas hospital from Llano Grande
Eight sick men including Lieut. Col. John J. Toffey Jr of the First Indiana were moved by train to San Antonio hospital after gathering in the Llano Grande area. Doctors described the illness as para-typhoid with no fatalities and no basis for yellow fever or genuine typhoid.
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Liano Grande
John J. Toffey, Jr
First
Indiana
Mercedes
United States Hospital
Tact
Grande Valley
Hospital of San Antonio
Ruth
Missten
Llane Grande
Jolia. Lotey, Jr
Kirst Butiana
Mission
Toffeys
Pol Ko Canty
Mssion
Baek
Walker
Brownaville
Lewis
Meevent
Bee Chaddick
Stokes
Art Summers
White
Jian Suse
BU Mebbwaln
A. ¥. Baker
Shertt
Vidaleo Pounty
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
Hona Ee
W. L
Soldier's Diary Reports Staff Departures and Replacements
Capt N W B Cary of Crawfordville has been ordered back to his regiment after Maj Frank W Foxworthy’s resignation as chief surgeon. Capt Baker and Lt Kapones have resigned. Several men sent home under the dependent relative act. Twenty eight carloads of horses arrived for Llano Grande and other camps. Artillery batteries are now fully equipped after night cave patrols.
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N. W B. Cary
Crawfordaville
Llano Grande
Frank W. Foxworthy
Cary
Baker
Company Hi
First Indiana
Knox
Kapones
Flest Indiana
Wingmec
Sorgi
William C. Hoeltke
Signal Corps
Nianapolia
Don L. Downing
Thonma W. Hendrick
Flrat Todlana
Edward L. Dodd
Liana Grande
Mr. Sayre
National Y. M.C. A
Boldiers
Tacitumn Y. M. OG. A
Indiana Soldiers Find Bones While Fishing At Lake
Barber Good Talk turns into a rough fishing trip with Edi Alstop and companions. They uncover bones near the surface, likely buried remains, sparking speculation among onlookers about who they might be. Meanwhile a lake drain is planned and resignations ripple through First Indiana units.
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Edi Alstop
Hese
Indiana
Uehind
Merk Alexander
Clio Wray
BE. M. Peckinpaughb
Villa
Alltop
Prats
Company Mo First Indiana
Nowenade
The Babies and Odds and Ends of Faithful Advertising
A fragment collection from Lincoln Springfeld with streetwise quips about war babies and soldiers, followed by ad snippets for Castoria and Dr Peery’s worm remedy. A child’s remark on policemen contrasts with a Chicago kiddie’s geography joke about the Miz.
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Chicago
Heaven
Fitted for the Game by a Quip and a Catch
The remarks praise a pitcher with a high voice yet a noted catch in technique. Readers hear playful critique about presentation versus performance and the skill behind the art. The piece blends humor with admiration for vocal delivery and athletic prowess.
Turpentine Production Surges Worldwide Exceeds Billions
A curious quote on qute-hypnoticm hints at misdirection as the world’s turpentine output tops 25,000,008 gallons annually. The United States remains the leading producer in this chemical industry snapshot.
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United States
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