On sale at all pass St. Paul
Fragmentary notice lists sale times 4.10 p m and 10 40 and location St Paul with unclear surrounding details. May reflect a public sale or timing window from a newspaper snippet. No additional context available.
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Newspaper
Galena Tribune
Location
Galena, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
9
Galena Time Table 1904 for Illinois Central Railroad
The Nov 27 1904 Galena schedule shows west and north routes to St Paul Omaha Sioux City and Dubuque with trains from Chicago to Galena at 6 00 p m and 10 08 p m and eastbound connections to Chicago St Louis and Dixon Mendota La Salle and other points. Freight and passenger trains operate daily with Sunday exceptions and through connections to western and southwestern destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St Louis
Galena
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
St Paul
Dubuque
Siema
Paul Limited
Mitive
Omaha Limited
Tives
Mail
Sioux City
Poe Ubuque
A. Dubuque
Cicago
Peta
St. Paul-Chicago
Chicago Limited
South Express
St. Louis D'Ly
St. Louis
Cairo
jFreight
St. Louia
Loomington
Weat
Eyelet Embroidery Tops Summer Fashion For 1905
Eyelet embroidery or broderie Anglaise leads this season with dresses coats hats and accessories showing its decorative touch. Stamped patterns meet skilled crafters, while hand embroidered pieces flourish in wardrobes for all ages. Lingerie and lingerie belts gain favor as eyelet work sustains high fashion ahead of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderie Anglaise
Beauty in Drawn-Work Inspires New Blouse Styles
A fashion note describes drawn work and heavy linen blending with handkerchief linen in a unique blouse, plus a winter table cover chosen for its pattern. It highlights a silk waist model with taffeta drape, fagoting trims, and lace, and extols Crepes de Chine in varied finishes ideal for blouses and outfits with printed Dresden designs and delicate floral grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Surplice Fashion Details and Embroidery Techniques
The article surveys dress finishing ideas focusing on floral prints and crepe pointille. It notes the beauty of printed Dresden china patterns on crepe ground, and offers home methods for care and small craft tips including embroidery appliques for surplice fronts and skirt flounces. It also includes a two-quart rhubarb sherbet recipe and shoe polishing tips.
Silk and lace fashion notes for a refined season
Newnet yells border un dulated lace woven in one with the center. Bronze slippers and stockings gain notice after a long period of oblivion. Black velvet cuffs and collars distinguish some smart white linen coats. Beautiful porcelain buckles with French miniature paintings appear. Any fabric suits coats this season.
Pink Silk Muslin Frock for June Bridesmaids
A fashion note describes a pink silk muslin dress crafted in plaited style with knee depth pleats and flaring skirt. It pairs with a pink straw hat, left-turned brim, and shaded pink coque plume, designed for warm weather and youthful tastes.
Inside curtains for blue rooms with oriental fabrics
Fix Windows Artistically discusses using Japanese or Indian cotton inside curtains that wash without fading, as Java prints wear well. It suggests valances across the top, cheese cloth as a country option, and white cotton fringe edging for a neat, lustered look near the glass.
The Tricorne Hat Advances In Miliner Craft
Turbas of tan straw trimmed with brown velvet bows and ribbon cache velgne. The Tricorne Hat is in the hands of the present day miliner a thing of beauty. Countless developments abound and its graceful charm never tires. The round crown and wired brim bend and pinch to suit the wearer without losing its defining lines.
Raisin Pie From Simple Farmhouse Method
Soak two cups seeded raisins in cold water for an hour then boil. Add orange rind juice sugar salt flour and butter then boil until thick. Pour into two crusts bake until done. Add vinegar and butter pieces before closing top crust and serving.
Joe Jefferson Delights Shut-In Student With Theatre Visit
At Drexel Institute a group recalls how actor Joe Jefferson arranged a private meeting for a roll er chair bound art student. He learned she had never seen him perform or a theater and arranged for her to attend that evening’s show. Rip made the meeting backstage and the girl watched the performance from a side seat, a moment of charm noted by President McAlister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Drexel Institute
Joe Jefferson
Philadelphia Record
McAlister
Rip
Nation of Chauffeurs in France to Teach Auto Skills
The Philadelphia Record reports plans to expose every French boy to automotive operation and construction through public school courses and technical schools. Paris leads in auto mobiling with strong city support and hospitals to use self propelled ambulances. A rapid car will be tied to the municipal laboratory to handle bombs found on streets for analysis and disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Philadelphia Record
Paris
Harrowing tale and tobacco through the ages echo in a curious vignette
A brief, playful note on Catharine's resilient cheer in hardship as she experiments with a hammer and tack, then shifts to 17th century tobacco use and fashion. It cites Puritan Master Prynne, a French traveler, and Queen Anne's era snuffboxes, illustrating society's evolving attitudes to tobacco and women.
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Prynne
M. Torevin de Rochefort
England
Bolingbroke
Queen Anne
Grace of Marlborough
Call of the Wild and Bayou Call in Dixie Verse
A rustic verse from the Ticuston Post captures a laborer’s wish for rest and outdoor adventure. The speaker longs for hiking, fishing, and drifting through wide bayous while hearing birds and bees call from meadow and tree. The piece evokes rural laborers and nature’s pull.
Lifesavers and Saints Witness Baptism Misadventure
A Newark church and its volunteers at Newark Bay staged a baptism for Mrs. Charles Jackson of Boston. Lifesavers tried to help but chaos ensued as Elder Anderson and the woman drifted. The life savers finally rescued her while the elder faced hazardous moments and the crowd criticized the rescue.
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Church of God, Saints of Christ
Barclay Street
Newark
Anderson
New York Globe
Greenville
Charles Jackson
Boston
Newark Bay
Stephen Henry
Ife
Henry
Johnny Gibson
War on Bitter Creek Bears Ends With Coup de Grace
Tim Kinney of Rock Springs Wyoming recalls battling a giant Bitter Creek bear in 1893 without firearms. With his foreman, Kinney lassoed the beast, felled it with a rock, then beat it into unconsciousness and finished with a hunting-knife coup de grace after a tense pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kinney
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Bitter Creek
Mr. Bear
Silver Top
Washington Post
Emma Eliza Pratt Learns Wealth Blooded By City Death
In a rural village Emma Eliza Pratt, aged spinster, inherits a fortune after a cousin’s death in the city. A lawyer visits for tea and teases possibilities from grand schemes to modest desires, but she reveals her hunger for yellow glass bead sidecombs, even at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Eliza Pratt
Emma Eliza
New York Press
Fooling the Game Wardens in New Hampshire Deer Season
An elderly New Englander, Eli Green of Shelburne NH, is duped by disguised game wardens who pose as the Appalachian Club seeking deer meat out of season. Green parts with $4.50 for the supposed “deer meat” and ten bags of grain after his wife questions the pickup, revealing the prank.
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Eli Green
Shelburne
N. H
Appalachian Club
White Mountains
Green
Eli
The Psalm of Death by Tudor in St Louis Globe-Democrat
A poem recounts a sleepless ritual starved of rest as the aged poet pleads to sing one song before death. An eerie, arcing cry breaks the air, the world shudders, and the soul’s death knell lingers beyond the final line. The piece appears credited to Tudor via St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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L Tudor
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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