Michigan Daily unique in appearing seven days
The Michigan Daily, University of Michigan’s paper, publishes seven days a week making it stand out among college papers. Unlike Cornell Daily Gun in Ithaca, it remains a campus daily rather than a city morning paper and carries Telegraph world news only on internal pages.
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Michigan Daily
Pewapaper
University of Michigan
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Ithaca
Cornell Daily Gun
Telegraph News of the World 9
Patents Listed by Northwestern Inventors Last Week
Johnson Lothrop reports patents from Minnesota and surrounding states including lantern holder by Sigwart Kvyam of Minneapolis evener for vehicles by Allan L McGregor of Duluth harvester by George P Wacek of Olivia fire escape by Paul C Burhans of Phoenix wall block by George Dumas of Walhalla and a whip socket by Wallace L Dow Sioux Falls and Mankato entries noted with patent lawyers Ward B Chittenden and 911 Pioneer Press building in Saint Paul Minnesota.
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Northwestern
Johnson & Lothrop
Pioneer Press
Paul
Minn
Ward B
Chittenden
Mankato
Sigwart Kvyam
Minneapelle
Allan L
McGregor
Duluth
George P. Wacek
Olivia
Harvester
Paul C. Burhans
Phoenix
N. D
Wallace L. Dow
Sioux Falls
George Dumas
Walhallx
Jobneop & Lothrop
St. Paul
Lactern Holler
Sigvart Kvam
Mionesparts
Mion
Allan L. McGregor
Evener
Burhans
Odd Street Care in East Africa Street Railways
Street railways using manual powered cars operate in Mom basa East Africa. Narrow gauge tracks run through streets with four wheel cars for hire or private use of officials and wealthy residents. Cars propelled by two natives, spur tracks lead into private grounds for door delivery.
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Mombasa
East Africa
Prosaic. Incense from an unseen censer? mur Gasoline from a bustwagon
Fragmentary lines describe contrasting scents and a mobile wagon. The wording evokes a cryptic contrast between incense and gasoline, with an implied urban or industrial setting. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
Eczema Covered Baby Healed by Cuticura Remedies
A Piermont New Hampshire mother recalls her son’s eczema beginning at four months and spreading. after trying many patent medicines, she used Cuticura. Within two months the child improved and, after several months, was entirely well. Claim dated Oct 24, 1905.
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R. L. Nisley
Piermont
N. H
Between Heaven and Earth in Caricature and Remnants
Dialogue from a historical piece reveals character exchanges about coveting heaven and a playful critique of a patent remedy, with a line about Castoria and its long-running signature. It notes a child and mother exchange about a spanking described as bad rather than good, highlighting period speech and domestic themes.
Fashion Edict Dictates Clingy Skirts and Long Gowns
A fashion column discusses a trend toward clingy drop skirts with minimal hip fullness and floor length gowns, featuring thin petticoats and satin linings. It describes the favored princess and mousquetaire styles, the gain of long line silhouettes, and guidance on selecting cuts that flatter various figures, including advice on sleeves and accessories.
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Elass
Ines
Bretelles
Eton
New York
Moreen Portieres and Heavy Curtains Fashion Notes
Moreen fabrics gain popularity for portieres and heavy curtains with moire effects and soft folds. Suggestions cover lining and interlining with canton flannel or soft old material, color choices in creams ivories greens and blues, and use in drawing rooms libraries and bedrooms with chintz accents. Uncle Eben quips that advice is often the most needed commodity.
Combinations in Fashion Use Broad Hem Details
The season favors combining materials with broad hems on skirts and evening wraps. Designers echo Japanese influence by contrasting textures and colors at hems, often three to four inches deep, using broadcloth, lace or silk.
Dainty Jacket of Muslin on Display
A white muslin jacket spotted with green is shown with lace trimming and insertion. It features a gathered yoke, deep collar, lace edge, and open sleeves with matching trim, requiring four and a half yards of fabric plus inserts and appliques. Mark of High Breeding urges punctilious manners and polite conduct.
Girls' Gown Describes Nun-Like Simplicity and Brown Tones
The article outlines a young girl’s ivory white silk lawn gown with very full gauged skirts reminiscent of 30 years ago. It notes a simple babe corsage, liberty sash, and hem length, and lists fashion colors including browns, creams, mauves, plums, greens, and blues with browns rising in popularity.
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Akirta
Proper Uses of Perfume for Delicate Floral Scents
A guide to subtle fragrance for women detailing through powders and sachets how to scent clothing, linens, and rooms. It describes cedarwood lavender vanilla balsam orris root and spices to create long lasting gentle perfume for sheets drawers chests and dressing tables. It notes lavender and orris root impart violets and suggests using sachets pads or fragrant jellied mixes.
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Chiffonieré
Useful Little Work Box Sketch and Dress Fashions
A regional snippet describes a DIY box with a cushioned lid turned into a pin cushion and a partitioned interior for reels and sewing tools. It also surveys midcentury women’s business attire, favoring a one piece or jumper waist dress with a black marchioness wrap and a decorative hat, gloves, and modest accessories. An antique waist bag with emeralds and Irish crochet details is noted as a renovated accessory.
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Erin
Expensive Bridge Coats Show Extravagant Craft
A period piece notes the high cost of bridge coats due to labor and fine net and braid. It describes an ecru filet net coatee with a gold-thread border on coat and sleeves, ivory soutache braiding, and gold touches. A black variant uses black filet net with applique borders and colored embroidery.
A Yellow Wedding Color Guidance
In using yellow flowers and selecting yellow frocks for attendants one should choose the deepest richest shades to prevent yellow from fading to cream or white. Great care is needed in color selection for gowns and accessories to preserve vibrancy.
Useful and stylish Panama shirtwaist costume overview
The article extols a black Panama shirtwaist costume for schoolgirl and worker roles, noting a half-line waist, cuff and collar finishing, a circular skirt for thin figures, and silk or braid trim. It praises durability, dust shedding, rain resilience, and easy pressing with minor changes to alter appearance.
Homemade Neckwear Designs Featured in Crochet Patterns
Three pretty homemade neckwear designs are highlighted. The top piece features coronation braid embroidery, the center design shows large black dots and rings, and the bottom collar is crocheted in a clover leaf pattern.
Winter Costumes in Brown and Black Tailored Suits
A fashion note describes a smart black broadcloth outfit with a Winbit back and plain skirt, a fitted jacket, green suede collar, and black bow. plus a brown cloth suit with a slightly trainable skirt, deep flounced embroidery, three quarter coat, pale fawn vest, and brown velvet collar.
Bridal Pageant and Floral Care in Weddings
Fragmentary text discusses how flowers and artificial light influence a bridal pageant, noting that care and effects often diverge from the bride's plans.
Chameleon Tinted Ribbons Rule Fashion Adornments
Regal ribbons with velvet floral embossing create rich effects unseen before. Gold and silver ribbons evoke fairy enchantment with chameleon tints in gold shades. Available in broad sash widths and trimming belt grades. Gold and silver tissues by the yard suit skirt and bodice linings, continuing in vogue.
Little French Blouses in Soft Color Tailored Styles
French blouses showcased feature soft colors and smart tailor made lines. Hand embroidery decorates waists but remains restrained, not lavish, highlighting refined detailing and practical wearability.
Quality and Truth Promotion and Various Local Notices
The text promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a laxative with physician approval and no after effects, claims about a California syrup, and lists multiple unrelated advertisements about medical remedies, ice shop relocation notices, nerve restorer promotions, a statement from Dr. A. G. Rindlaub, an ointment claim, a political job remark, a butter shipment offer, and a conscience note.
Patents issued reported by Jobneop & Lothrop in St Paul
A list of patents issued is reported by Jobneop and Lothrop, patent lawyers, in the Pioneer Press building at 911 in St Paul Minnesota. Names include B Chittenden of Mankato. Sigvart Kvam. Allan L McGregor of Duluth. Burhans Dow. George Dames of Valhalla North Dakota. and others linked to harvester parts, a wheeled glove, and a building block. The notice ends with a moral about the value of one’s religion to others and what it costs the individual.
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Minneapoli
American Stove Repair Works
St. Paul
Transcript of a student’s notice on college change
A student from Jamestown, North Dakota explains switching from a Fargo business college after two weeks to Aaker's Business College, noting tuition loss but satisfaction with the new school. The letter requests future inquiries to Fargo or Grand Forks for telegraphy, shorthand, or bookkeeping courses. It mentions general advice on true piety and a separate line about Foster Robe Tanning Co prices in Minneapolis.
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Fargo
Aaker
Businest
Tony Buckmeter
Jamestown
N. D
Grand Forks
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Panama
California Fig Syrup Co
Columbus Avenue
Ice Man
Wistie
St. Vitus
H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Crescent Creamery Co
Paul Minn
Dodds
Beara
Santion
Mah Thompson
Oldcat Tanners
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Foster Robe @ Tanning Co
Minneapolis
Virginia
McLaughlin
Marrinville, Ve
Chas
Piland
Werth Dubolas
Ealers
Bookiet
Chesebrough Mfg
An Douglas
Milber
W.L. Douglas
Donging
Woodward
Grain Commission
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