Ina Mulling in Bohemia A Bohemian Life in Paris and New York
Ina Mulling, a painter, seeks independence from her husband Tom Mulling and bohemian circles. After divorce and alimony, she travels between Paris and Greenwich Village with Greta, confronting the widening gap between art and domestic life as she drifts through bohemian circles and shifting friendships.
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Martina Thak Mutling
Yom Mutling
Togly
Mrs Beginnings
Ina
Tom
Mulling
Tom Mulling
Ian
Parla
Greenwich Village
New York
Inh
Greta
Vom Mulling
Ing
Grant Mary Una
Seine
Bohemia
Inn
Paris
Indiana
Sussex
Brittany
Rohemia
Latin
Tom Miallloses
Pauline
Tom Mullinses
Pauline Mullins
Tam
Satin by Day and Satin by Night This Season
Cherie Nicholas notes satin dominates fall fashion from sports suits to evening gowns. Satin praised for practicality and chic look in whites pastels browns and black crepe satin appears in tailleur frocks pajamas and caped sleeve variations. Emphasis on satin details bows draped collars and empire silhouettes signal broader use across day and night wear.
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Paris
Gardener bird of New Guinea builds and tends a yard
An unusual New Guinea bird, the gardener bird, constructs a small hut and a lawn of mags at the base of a tree. It arranges attractive objects including flowers and insect wings, admiring bright items. When tired, it removes the collection to start anew.
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New Guinea
Sleeves Take Center Stage in Summer Couture
Fashion authorities note sleeves vary by designer this season with long and short styles. Patou favors elbow to cuff printed silk or crepe, snug at the arm, with a single inch of released fullness and a three inch cuff. Maggy Routt showcases a six-tuck dancing sleeve that cascades toward the wrist, white extending beyond the outer finger.
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Patou
Cottons Hold Their Own With Silks and Satins
Summer fashion notes praise cotton fabrics alongside silks and satins. Sheer fabrics such as organdie and embroidered batiste appear in both informal evening wear and formal dresses. June bridesmaids favor pastel organdies while hyldes wear fine embroidered batiste, with cotton often worn over taffeta or silk crepe for evening looks.
New Fall Millinery Inspires Empress Eugente Silhouette
A fashion note outlines autumn hats shifting toward second Empire influences. Designers favor tilted felt shapes, velvet pieces, and ostrich plumes, with Empress Eugénie inspired silhouettes dominating recent Paris racewear and new felt derbles.
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Millnery
Empress Eugente Silhouette
Paris
Red and White and Brown Fashion Alliance Emerges
A quirky palette of red white and brown recurs in historical costume notes. One description mentions a brown and white painted silk frock paired with a red hat and red accessories. Another mentions a brown Kult with a vivid wit styled with a red bag.
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Wits Sear
Stage Coach Tales of Stockton the National Road's King
E C Taylor recounts the life of AC1US WITHAM STOCKTON, famed stage coach innovator along the National Road. from Memington N J he built fast coaches, bred the Murat and Winflower strains, raced a locomotive, and ran daily 68 mile drives between Uniontown and Hagerstown. He ran the National Road Stage Co, renamed a coach from John Tyler to General Harrison after a political quarrel, died in Uniontown in 1844 at Ben Lomond.
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the Vanderbilt
Witham Stockton
United Site
Commodore Corneliua Vanderbilt
Stockton
Memington
N. J
Lucius Stockton
Philip Stockton
Richard Stockton
Higner
Middle West
Baltimore
Ines
Hanson Willison
Sel
Uniontown
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
National Road Stage Company
Maj
William A. Donaldson
Morgantown Street
John Tyler
Harrison
Tyler
Wiam Henry Harrison
Donaldson
Washington, Pa
Allegheny Mountain
Wantern
Union
Spider Builds Diving Bell
A spider lives underwater using an air bubble it collects at the surface. It stores this air in a reservoir under its abdomen and uses a silk web to trap air around its body. The spider climbs to the surface to gather air, swallows it into its hair and carries it while submerged.
The Gospel for All Nations in Acts Ten
A Sunday School lesson summarizes Acts ten lessons on Cornelius, Peter, and the widening gospel from Jews to Gentiles. It notes visions to Cornelius and Peter, the messenger from Cornelius, the meeting at Cornelius home, Peter’s sermon, salvation through faith, the Holy Spirit’s outpouring, and Peter’s defense of his Gentile ministry marking a new, inclusive mission.
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Cornelius
Cornellia
Angel of God
Joppa
Peter
Corneliug
Cornelina Walting
God
Cornelia
Jesus
Christ
Pater
Ingratitude and the Poverty of Thankfulness
A reflective meditation on ingratitude, contrasting deep gratitude for God's greatest gift with tepid, fleeting thanks. The author laments that those who should feel strong obligation often show only tepid appreciation, highlighting human inconsistency in gratitude.
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Alexander Mactaron
Fragmentary religious note on divine rebuke and love
A garbled historical text fragment discusses God’s rebuke and love, referencing Heavenly Father and Hin-lova misrendered names and Spurgeon style hints. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures beyond generic religious themes.
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