Mr Justwed Prepares Patriotic Speech in Hectic Home
In a pre Fourth of July scene the Justwed household frets over Homer Justwed's grand oration. Hulda endures ladder work on flags while Mrs Justwed vents fatigue and pride, fearing her husband’s lofty rhetoric will win bank backing and praise from Mr. Goldbags and others.
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Mr. Ostwed
Mrs. J
Braegom
Mr. J
Homer
Hulda
Blossom
Mr J
Tomer
Blomom
Garret
Mrs. I
Homer-deur
Mrs. Sustwed
Edward Riddld
Padgitt
The Blouse Longevity in Fashion Fortunes
The blouse endures as a fashion staple despite trends that mock its return. It remains a favored item with seasonally light fabrics, resisting extinction as long as style discussions persist and the terror era influences tastes.
Summer parties for children in outdoor dressed games
A suburban summer solution emerges as entertaining shifts from winter amusements to outdoor games. A hostess invites guests to a “children's affair” in which attendees dress as boys and girls with knickers and blazers for boys and frocks for girls.
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Easler
Summery Shower Ideas For A Bride Out Of Doors
A hostess hosts an outdoor wedding shower with a nautical armoire of white cards in gold ink. Guests wrap parers in white with yellow ribbons to resemble a ship voyage and place them aboard a small ship centerpiece. Yellow candles, brass holders, and floral garlands frame the table. The bride to be receives gifts from ribbons that release the packages at dessert.
Home Hints for Kitchen Care and Cleaning
Practical tips on saving labor with kettles and pans, wrapping twine from parcels, drying and storing flatirons, washing kitchen cloths with improved milk, ammonia water for dull plate, hot brew for plant pots, and other household maintenance ideas.
New Knife Feathers and Fashion Couteaux Themed Hats
The Parisian trend features feathered accessories described as couteaux and ostrich plumes in black and white with fashionable color accents. White prime edging on a black tricorne and black on white create striking, pretty contrasts appealing to feminine tastes.
Auburn News Busy Local Items and Moves
Auburn headlines report Fred Kress leaving June 30 for Monro to manage Western Union telegraph office there after three years with Postal. Local notes cover family visits, White Sox fan activity, Judge McConnell’s return visit, and power house excavation progress in DeKalb. A divorce suit by Vern G Wise seeks custody of their child amid a long desertion claim.
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Chicago
Rolily Zulder
Elder Wil
Ner
Auburn
White Sox
Necharband
BL. Chapman
Battle Creek
Misa Martha Severn
Waterloo
Jack
Detroit
Bailie
Grabriel
Lout
William D. McConnell
Fremont
Gaturday
McConnell
Trentment Cleveland
Supreme Court of
North Makota
Uekalb
Atrs
Filchard Shull
Ming
Seattin, Wich
Urles
J. Bo
Vern G. Wise
Concord
Sult
Handie Wise
Wise
Three Burned In Ruins Of Their Home
In Philadelphia on June 29 a fire gutted a home, killing three people and badly burning a fourth who may die. Solomon Stastor, 40, his wife Matile, 37, and their seven-year-old child perished, while a two-year-old infant survived. A man is in hospital. Fire started above a paint store, investigators believe.
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Perona
Solomon Stastor
Matile
Danntor
The Marches and a Family Conversation
Fragmentary dialogue from a domestic scene mentions Mrs Proudleigh Yes and Mrs Nexdoughre. A daughter plays piano. opinions touch on skill and tone as if judging her performance. The text is from a social page with incomplete names and phrases.
The Pay He Wanted Collector Tells Dewan and Dynnem
A fragment cites a payment dispute with a collector and two individuals. It suggests one party, Dewan, would not heed demands, while Dynnem proposes paying to resolve the matter, hinting at ongoing financial contention.
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Dewan
Dynnem
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Mr. Justwed
Stane Hee
Ble
HSN
Teoby Walte
HE Grar
Auburn News
Care Journal-Gazette
North 29Th Streets
Aula
F. Smith
Central
Main
Smith
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