Jungle Beauty Lace Bark and Nature’s Jewels for Fashion
A Washington Star feature surveys tropical dressmaking from the jungles of Central America and the West Indies. It details lace bark fabric, natural jewelry of seeds, firefly hair ornaments, grass hats, cocoanut fiber outfits, and the unique chewstick toothbrush as valued beauty tools.
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Central America
West Indies
Peenie Wallahs
South America
Alpagattas
Slpagatta
Washington Star
Quotations Reflect Courtroom Suffering in Philadelphia Press
In a criminal court exchange, jurors remark on the defendants looking thin and miserable. The dialogue underscores the perceived toll of legal proceedings as the first juror notes the “pinched look” of those brought before the court.
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Criminal Court
Philadelphia Press
The Extremity of Bliss Parson Dis am mos pos'tively
Brer Jackson boasts of a chicken raised on watermillions in a playful exchange. Leslie's Weekly captures the humorous southern dialect and approving tone as a preacher praises a hen.
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Brer Jackson
Jackson
Pahson
Leslie’s Weekly
Nobility of character at loopholes not doors quote
A brief quote from Wilkins about nobility of character showing through gaps rather than grand entrances.
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Wilkins
Rock Island
Ant Kidnap Plot Described By Scientist
Dr. H. G. McCook recounts organized ant raiding by slave-taking ants. A disciplined advance, no officers, a unified force moves to Fuscan Village, captures eggs larvae and pups, and returns slaves to their hill as battle chaos unfolds.
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H. G. McCook
Harper’s Magazine
College Yells and Moonlit Mohammedan Imagery
The piece catalogs university cheers from Cornell Amherst Columbian Beloit Penn Princeton Lehigh Chicago Yale and Harvard with vivid exclamations. It then notes Yale’s yell as sharp and Harvard’s as long and deep. A Brown chant and a Saracens moon reference follow, with Schlega’s tale of Mohammed and moonlight linking to enduring Muslim veneration and Arab superstition.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Amherst
Ambherst
Columbian University
Ray
Beloit
Princeton University
Tiger
Sis
Princeton
Lehigh University
Lehigh
University of Chicago
Chicago
Yale University
Yale
Harvard University
Harvard
Brown University
Brown
Ki Yi
Cabhar
Schlega
Mohammed
Doctor Uncovers Fatal Measles Case at Miller’s Family
A physician visiting the miller’s home treats a boy with a measles prescription. The next day he returns to find the family in tears as the child dies from measles, prompting the mother to lament she had not told him earlier. The Paris Journal notes the tragedy.
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Paris Journal
His Occupation and Court Roles Mentioned in Baltimore Dialogue
In a Baltimore American exchange Calvert Jr asks about his uncle’s current job. Baby Moore confirms the uncle is a judge in a higher court and also mentions baby Moore serving on juries.
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Calvert, Jr
Baby Moore
Baltimore
Joke on the Wife of a Humorist
A former schoolmate recalls the wife of a humorist and the sting of faded hopes, noting the subtle burden she bears. The quotes reflect weariness and a quiet sorrow over public perception.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Pleasurable Planning Desires for Income Use
A New York Press item notes a woman's delight in budgeting income to maximize good. It imagines earning $20 000 yearly and asks how much of the $100 unspent on clothes could be redirected to aid others, underscoring thrift and social usefulness.
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Choice
la Salle
Peckham
Denver City
Post Office
Denver
Evanston
Denver University
Orphan Eye
B. Ramsdell
al Teo
Greeley
Fifteenth Street
Ery
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
New York Press
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P* H
Bennett
Osteopathic Physicians
Dupree Building
Independent
K. Stockover
D.R. McArthur & Co
Gresley, Colo
P. William H. Delbridge
E. 8
Carrithers
Main St
Greeley, Colo
Smith
First National Bank
Mabel
Turner
Osteopathic
D. G. W. Graham
A. F. Weaver
Main Street
A. Standring, M
Johnstown
Colo
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.V. S
van Sickle’s Livery
Qherifp
State of Colorado
Waldo County
Louis F. Bartels
John B. Hindly
The
Farmers Bank of
Frankfort
Indiana
Gertrude Hill Cuthbert
Charlotte Alice Berger
A. J. Elliott
of Weld
N. E
S. W
Weld
State of
Colorado
Yh. J Elliott
Sherifi
Barrels & Blood
Plaintiff
Greeley Tribune
Kemmerer & Gordon, the
Champion Farm Stock Auctioneers
Greeley, Colorado
Twist & Rasmussen
Crabb
Ijye
Hammar Paint CO
St. Louis
St. Micheal
HIM & Witney Crocs
American Tea & Coffee Co
Welton Street
IF. H. Entriken
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Greeley National Bank
Caprian
J. L. Brush
H. C. Watson
H. Warener
T. Neri
Ass’t
H.C. Watson
J. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
C. H. Wheeler
R. H. Johns
H. D. Parker
Hall & Smith
Ay Greeley, Colo
College
Sary
Great Wael A
Ralph S* Walker
Trav
C. B. Sloat
17Th
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific Line
Union
J. E. Preston
17Th Street
Omaha
Greeleyil
Chicagod
Pacific
Picto
D. H. Hoops
Warren McCord
Trav. Agt
Seventeenth St
Denver, Colo
VIA
Buffalo
Othe Missouri Pacific
Ellis Farnsworth, T.P. A
H. B. Kooser
G.W. F
P. A
Stout Sts
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