Subscriptions and World News Snippets From Freeland Tribune
The Freeland Tribune lists subscription rates: 124 cents monthly or 14 a year, with mail option at 1.60 annually and pro rata terms. It notes post office classification, renewal deadlines, and delivery complaints. The issue also carries a series of brief global items on crime, Belgian hair origins, Russian press limits, Japan’s female clerks, North Pole discourse, eye care, and UK railroading costs.
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The Pie Habit
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph verse notes readers chase seasonal pies. The poem mocks men chasing cherry in spring, berry in summer, and hot mincemeat in winter, claiming they never tire of pie despite changing flavors.
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Pittsburg
Miss Allyn's Matchmaking Sets Daisy and Roy Apart
Daisy Dacre and Roy Fabian fall in love after a moonlit cemetery hour and lawn party schemes. Miss Allyn pushes the couple together while the Adrians plot against Daisy's anticipated marriage to the celebrated Boston artist Roy Fabian.
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Ethel
Edith Adrian G
Mrs. Campbell
Daisy Dacre
Danny
Rosabel
Edith
Momma
Daisy
Sulla Mayberry
Julian Mayberry
Roy
Miss Allyn
Summer
Adrians
Mrs. Adrian
Elre Roy
Love's Paradise
Snow Statues and Steam Car Racing Gain Noted Interest
A Paris sculptor creates snow statues coated on copper frames using liquefied carbonic acid to freeze moisture from the air, yielding delicate frosted art pieces amid rising demand and high prices. In business ethics, a St. Louis observer notes most firms earn only small margins and that cooperation boosts success. In Chicago, an automobile patrol plan would ride a trackside elevated route to follow racehorses, promising closer oversight and truer racing outcomes.
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Paris
St. Louis
International Journal of Ethics
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Revival of bishop and pagoda sleeves shapes evening gowns
Fashion notes revive two sleeve styles bishop and pagoda with a fitted wrist and a fuller overgarment. Jackets adopt large short pagoda sleeves to fit over dress bodices. Jeweled lace sleeves appear on evening gowns while velvet bows and rosettes accessorize gowns.
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Paris
Who Owns the Eyes Game and Stage Etiquette
A fragment describes a party game where players clap to indicate a correct answer about ownership of the eyes. The successful performer is rewarded by clapping, then steps to the back of the line while the next participant enters, after which positions are shuffled and the activity repeats.
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North Pole
Helen of
Troy
Helen of Troy
Helen
Philadelphia Inquirer
Number Two
Notable Women Open To Labor Boards In France
The report notes women being made eligible to serve on newly formed labor councils in France. It also highlights various women of prominence and achievement, from artists and designers to socialites and educators, with brief mentions of their work or status across different countries and eras.
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China
Wionen
Ander
Countess of Warwick
London
Louise ‘Traux
Ethan Allen
New York
Randolph Churchill
Weekly Chronicle
Fanny Bullock Worlagnan
Bullock
Massachusetts
Paris
Mile
Bertin
Louis XVI
John Freyer
San Francisco
Freyer
University of California
Hearst
Berkeley
England
Constance Mackenzie
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