Pricey Limburger and Patents Amid Broad Odds
The item notes the cheese trust raising Limburger prices by one cent per pound. It mentions Switzerland as a patentless nation, jokes about Connecticut banning kissing, and hints at broader social trends. A Boston bandit story and Sir Henry Irving’s view on Shakespeare are touched on in a rapid, satirical collage.
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Cheese Trust
Switzerland
Connecticut
Save our birds by curbing the trade for hats
An editorial urges banning the trade in dead song birds to protect wildlife, noting laws in Germany and quelling hatter demand. It cites the Oceanic voyage and diminishing linguistic capital, then highlights Miss Marie Dalveyde freeing wild birds at a London stall, drawing praise from onlookers.
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Marie Dalveyde
London
New York Mall and Express
My Little Sweetheart of Long Ago
Poem recalling a childhood walk to school with a loved one. vivid nature imagery frames memory of a shared journey and innocence. reflections on wisdom gained since those early days, questions of growing wiser and the pull of a past dreamland.
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Dreamland
Cupid in a Cyclone on the Prairie
Viasta watches a distant storm approach as Albrecht and his mother seek shelter with her family in a sod house. A cyclone devastates the farm, killing possessions but sparing lives, reuniting Viasta and Albrecht amid wreckage and fear, with a wedding implied in the aftermath.
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Albre
Vlasta
Albrecht
Viasta
Vinsta
Three Wishes and a Monkey in Alaska Storyboard
A children section recounts three girls at an orphanage imagining wishes led by Maud Bald Alice and James Bea then shifts to a Duncan Alaska tale of Miss Jocko the monkey caring for a foundling kitten until its theft and rescue. It continues with Aunt Hetty telling Phil the Cripple and a Kansas prairie boy Bertram who imagines towns and cyclones teaching resilience and sharing play.
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Duncan
Alaska
Miss Jocko
Terry Cohn
Joko
Jocko
Juneau
Ney
Hetty
Phil
Fred
Jto
Pegleg
Megleg
Mary
Gulf of Mexico
Polar Ocean
Pertram
Bertram
New England
Frank
Toy Village
Plank
Grandmamima
New York Fashions Emphasize Winter Wear From Summer Styles
Harper's Bazaar notes a season of winter ready gowns in light silks and satin trims, with street wear favoring black and brown. Lavish blouses in guipure lace, new appliqued silks, and amethyst velvet Czarina waists appear alongside emeralds in plain settings. Hats rise high and forward, with coordinated coifs to elongate the silhouette as gowns turn elaborate and costly.
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Harper's Bazar
Monsseline de Soie
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