Parasols Carved and Enamel Portraits For Pet Bird Imagery
A quirky century article notes women fashioning parasols into artful pets by carving handles in wood and sealing them with enamel. Portraits of dogs and birds adorn these decorative parasols as novelty pieces.
Edgeworth Club Offer Appeals to Pipe Smokers
An advertisement extols Edgeworth Club membership with no initiation fees or dues. It promises camaraderie for pipe smokers and invites readers to request sample Tobaccos Ready-Rubbed and Plug and to send name and address for a sample by parcel post.
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Allies Plan Conference to bar Russia from talks
In a sweeping steam of dispatches British leaders near a proposed conference to guarantee neutrality in the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Kemal Pasha presses claims on Constantinople and eastern Thrace as Turkish forces clash at Chanak. Britain bands with allies to deter Turkish invasion while Japan and Italy steer cautious stances. Public protest in Britain and India grows over potential new war, with Domini ons hesitant to deploy troops.
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Pithy News Notes From All Idaho Parts
A batch of short items from Idaho towns notes fair attendance in Blackfoot, college enrollment rises, and lodge events. Poratello awaits state firemen meeting. Miss Margaret Yeomans gains California ethics committee headship. Malad forecasts 8 000 cattle and 500 horses for winter feed. Empire irrigation district approved. McDonald, Call, Creer, Banks, Bits named directors. Subway project near McCaumon eyed. railroad to begin within 30 days to reduce danger. Boise delegation to grand lodge travels to Detroit. Idaho officials plan return for local meeting in Pocatello. Pocatello reports arrest of murder suspect George Chakines in Phoenix. prisoner to be returned. Twin Falls man Henry Wilke’s death leaves estate of about 2000. Malheur mine strike noted. ore found at Unita Metals. Portland inspectors headed north for checks. Liver Spar mine near Muldoon shows progress. Fallis tax levy raises $240,000. levy cut from 1.15 to 1.00 per hundred valuation, reducing revenue about 55,700.
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Sitka Branch Plans Marker Rave at National Cemetery
The Sitka Alaska American Legion branch plans to place markers at the National Cemetery honoring US soldiers. The project marks the first in Alaska to institute and carry on classes for Americanian culture. A newly invented jack aims to be permanently installed near each wheel of an automobile and operated by the driver.
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Mothers and Daughters of Greenville Endorse Vegetable Compound
A Greenville Delaware reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her eldest daughter with ongoing internal troubles and sickness. The advertisement highlights decades of testimonial letters from mothers and daughters praising the remedy and urges others to try it based on trusted personal experiences.
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Legion Post In Korea Receives Charter Application
An American Legion charter for a post in Korea is being reconsidered by the national department. One person is eligible for membership in Korea, with all names on the application. Mr Swinehart, treasurer of the Southern Presbyterian mission, is organizing the post and urges rapid action to establish the post as a going concern.
Rumor or Decanter? Lafayette Relic Questioned
A fragment notes a rumor about a decanter once owned by General Lafayette and asks if the claim contains truth, with a brief aside about judgment or curiosity.
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