His High Ideals By DINWIDDIE JONES
Aman of high ideals, Raymond McIntosh fights corruption in politics, faces machine pressure, and resists bribes from corporations. He rises to state board, accepts lucrative legal work, and is warned by Mary about temptations to compromise. Bribes and influence conflict lead to a dramatic reckoning and his eventual resignation and marriage.
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Aymond McIntosi
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White House
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Corporation
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Board of Equalization
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Tax Department
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Raymond Melotosh
Poisoned cigar trap in India tale of a merchant
A trade journal recounts a perilous incident in India where a wealthy merchant, entangled in a love quarrel between two suitors, returned home to find a trap hidden in a cigar box. Waxed seals, small thorn-like marks, and a brown slime indicated poisoning. Police soon arrested the rival after evidence was presented.
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India
Laj
Piastry
Sahib
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Thandian
Separate Waists Still in Vogue and Details of Lace Work
A fashion note describes waists and gowns in current vogue with elaborate lace, tucks, and Valenciennes inserts. It highlights sheer fabrics, yokes, capelle points, and decorative sleeves, with examples in white and pale blue, plus matching accessories and table linens. It mentions a shopkeeper’s display and the craft of up to date lingerie and decorative garments.
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Yvantia
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Nippon
Fashionable Skirts Grow Voluminous in Victorian Style
The piece outlines the evolving silhouette of fashionable skirts with multiple volants and net frills creating an early Victorian outline. It notes longer lace evening toilettes with graduated flounces, short morning versions, and new waistline and hem details. It mentions women of various statures and the revived Princess georgian frocks, praising Mine Motle's influence.
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Jaca
Parral Travelogue Reveals Mexican City Life and Mining
A traveler recounts Parral Mexico with vivid scenes of street life. He describes a busy square, courting customs, and a mining district where surface works align with underground holdings. The piece blends cultural observations with notes on local mining practices and etiquette.
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Parral
Uml Prahdl
Tern
Parejal
Mexico
Veil Fashion Modes Spread Across London and Paris
A historical note describes two veil styles becoming popular in London and Paris. It details how the sheer veils are worn with a wide hat, the afternoon veil being preferred for certain outfits, and Paris naming the hours for each style. The illustration shows the two approved methods and emphasizes practical draping and fit.
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London
Ypuris
Avery
Parla
Paris
Rumors, bells, and a tree hung cathedral tale in the era
The article laments rumor spread and public anxiety while noting St Peters cathedral in South Africa with four large bells hanging from a tree. It compares churches in England and mentions a New York law about watering buildings during demolition, highlighting unusual municipal concerns reported by the New York Tribune.
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Treen
St. Peter's Cathedral
South Africa
England
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London
Y. Tribune
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