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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

6

The Bonanza King and Rose Cannon Drama

In a stormbound tale spanning Antelope and San Francisco, Dominick Ryan faces a web of suitors and deceit. Rose Cannon, torn between love and duty, uncovers Bernice Iverson's schemes, while Benny confronts a lonely, perilous night wandering through the Latin Quarter to a Mexican restaurant and a San Francisco streetcar, where a hidden observer tracks her every move.

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The Actor's Story Continues In Quiet Domestic Tension

Dominick returns home to find his wife missing and his New York friend preparing for Japan. A Chinaman brings a card for James Denay Buford, the actor he invited, signaling an impending late visit before Dominick must depart again.

Dominick New, York Japan San Francisco Bermany Chinaman Mrs. Ryan Benny Sie Vie James Denay Buford

Simplicity in Graduation Frocks and Fabrics

The piece notes girlish simplicity as ideal for graduation frocks with numerous affordable options. It weighs practicality for busy young graduates, recommending cotton marquisette, cotton voile, fine linen lawns, lace, net, and chiffon, plus durable fabrics like fine linen for embroidery dresses and easy care fabrics for laundering. It discusses costs and the use of handwork and lace, urging a practical yet stylish approach.

Jultra Jr E

Pretty nightdress case in pale pink satin

Describes a delicate nightdress case in pale pink satin with white silk lining and silk cord ties. Features a white dog roses and foliage embroidery design, optional floral transfers, and a front opening with a decorative tassel looped cord. Suggests color coordination with bed cover and wallpaper.

Proved a Man of His Word in His Day of Rejoicing

An elderly apple seller recalls a broker who promised luck and paid with a hundred thousand when industrials rose. The tale, told in rustic slang, highlights memory, trust, and small miracles amid hardship and a changing city.

Broker Baye Sally

Billiards in the Country With Willie Hoppe

New York Tribune notes Willie Hoppe discussing summer vacations in the heart of the country where good billiards are scarce. He recalls Sunapee anecdotes about balls versus dice, and a misidentified cue ball joke that ends with a humorous digression on practice and distinction.

Willie Hoppe New York Sunapee Palla New York Tribune

Walking Stick Farms in Surrey Create Curious Countryside Feature

London Answers reports a peculiar Surrey farm growing walking sticks. Rows of saplings four years old form a forest with trunks pegged sideways to shape right angled handles as shoots rise vertically.

London Surrey

Fragmented Verse on Poker and Bridge Roles

A garbled fragment contrasts winter poker with a wife staying home from bridge and notes a summer return from poker while the wife remains for bridge. The text is unclear and lacks coherent context or names.

Kaicker Poker Boker Efor

Late ideas in millinery feature maline bats and lace hats

A Dry Goods economist notes fashion shifts with maline bats returning to favor and draped maline veils over hats. Chantilly lace hats gain prominence, with groundwork showing tailored lace and strong overwire foundations. Quills remain popular, used alone or with wheat, flowers, ribbon or feathers in striking white and black combinations.

Chantilly

Flounced Skirts On New Tul Models

Flounced skirts are shown in many tul models but the flounces are slim and ungathered, not widening the slender silhouette. A charming blue and white striped dimity frock is noted, suggesting current fashion and style details.

Make Your Own Hatpins for Harmonized Hats

A simple craft to enhance hats with handmade hatpins. Use lace silk brocade and bright materials to match hats, with large button molds covered in the same fabric and a penny hatpin through the mold hole for a neat finishing touch.

Sashes revived in sixties fashion with varied styles

The article notes revival of narrow sixties sashes offered in many styles. Brocade light colors and odd designs are popular while plain sashes feature embroidered ends and fringed finishes. Sashes are knotted at the front or looped at the back, adding color to formal gowns.

Like the Separate Collar Fashion Update

The piece describes white collars worn with coats, noting a shift from embroidered collars to elaborate new forms. Collars now feature square or rounded shapes, long ruffles, plaiting, and even modified fichus, with practical protection for the under area and usefulness with collarless blouses.

Sleeve Drapery Fashion feature for evening gowns

Sleeve drapery is a graceful fashion trend in evening gowns. It uses flowing color from bodice over the arms and sometimes below the waist. Materials include metallic laces, tulle, satin, or chiffon, often caught with buckles or embellishments at the shoulders, creating a medieval and beautiful look.

Uea Jong Mnes

Tea Table Serving Wafers and Cakes for Gathers

The article suggests using a flat garden-style Sower basket with a tall handle to hold many cakes and tidbits for tea. It notes three or four friends may overwhelm a sandwich plate and describes decorating crackers with jelly and cheese as impractical to stack, proposing the basket as a convenient serving solution.

Pale fadas vanish as patis faint glow hints at health

A cryptic report notes pale fadas disappearing while patis fade, with cheeks showing a faint glow tied to health indicators. Authorities seek clarity on miscoloration and potential environmental links affecting residents. Further tests expected to determine cause and safety.

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