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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

6

Transparent hats dominate the 1915 summer millinery trend

We glimpse a parade of transparent summer hats including the biplane model with white silk and chiffon, a Georgette crepe halo style in black, and pale yellow folds. Designers stress face lightness, greenery accents, and practical craft for home milliners, urging two essential hats for a fashionable season.

When to Leave a Difficult Husband in a Marriage Itself

Dr Frank Crane advises on a distressed wife’s dilemma amid mean husbands. He weighs leaving versus staying and urges careful thought before action, plus strategies to adapt, pursue escape through growth, and maintain dignity while facing hardship.

Frank Crane

Women's Peace Congress at The Hague Provokes Mixed Reactions

Editorial observers assess the closing Women's Peace Congress at The Hague last week. Some papers mock the effort as inconsequential while others see historic potential in mobilizing women's opposition to war. The event is called a pioneering stand for peace and a sign of growing female influence on antiwar sentiment.

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Tombstone Inscription Sparks Irish Witty Quip

While passing a graveyard an Irishman reads the words Tattll Uva on a tombstone and quips in strong humor that if he were dead he would own up to it. The brief joke showcases Blarney style dwelling on mortality and confession.

Pat Bo Jaberr

Leather Bag Care From Old Bench Text

Leather bags may be improved in appearance by rubbing with the beaten white of an egg then polishing with beeswax and turpentine. Final rubbing uses a soft clean cloth.

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