Montana Nightingale Ada La Chappelle To Sing In Washington
Ada La Chappelle, a Montana widow’s daughter, is funded by Senator Clark to study music in Washington. She will train with top teachers, stay in the capital through autumn, then study in Paris and return as a grand opera performer under the name Montana.
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Washington
Ada la Chappelle
Montana
Clark
Copper King
Butte
Miss la Chappelle
Paris
Nevada
Ja Chappelle
Woman's Vocations Poem by Carmen Sylva
A brief poem praising women's roles in care and insight. It extols nimble fingers awakening beauty, tender understanding of sorrow, purity like snow lilies, and strength guiding travelers, ending with a vision of eternal light and a crystal gate. The verse elevates women's gifts as transformative and guiding forces in life.
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Athera
Heaven
Carmen Sylva
The
North American Review
Though We Repent Poem by Louise Chandler Moulton
A quoted verse of longing for past days and lost joy, attributed to Louise Chandler Moulton in Scribner's. The speaker laments repentance and asks if time can restore what was once fair, yearning to tread the old-time track and reclaim flowers discarded in memory.
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Louise Chandler Moulton
Scribner's
Mystery Man Delivers Urgent Order In City Street Scene
In Fifth Avenue near Forty third Street Mrs Getty exits a florist shop as a hansom waits across the street. A man rushing from Grand Central jumps into the cab and orders it to 347 West Forty fourth Street with no delays. The driver takes the hint and races off amid busy traffic as the curious crowd murmurs.
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Grand Central Station
W. Forty-fourth-st
Rem By
No. 347
Hilt
Getty
E. Coupe
Convict Seizes Coupe Ride With Mrs Getty in Midtown
A masked convict forcefully enters a coupe beside Mrs. Getty near Grand Central. He threatens violence and reveals his escape plan, claiming innocence and pleading for help to reach a ferry and cross into another state for time to prove his case.
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Grand Central Station
W. Forty-fourth St
Mrs. Getty
Sing Sing
Grand Central
Twentythird-st. Ferry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Teanther
Noted forger’s daring escape hides in empty hansom
Mrs. Getty helps a prisoner by refusing to summon officers and instructing the cab to speed to the ferry. The convict, grateful, asks to feign injury and bids farewell before heading toward Sing Sing. Newspapers fixate on the chase for the empty cab, overlooking the hidden coupe that carried the pair.
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Pennsylvania Station
Twentythird St. Ferry
Wilson
New Jersey
Emily Walker Kerr, Kentucky Woman's Press Club Leader
Emily Walker Kerr, president of the Kentucky Women's Press Club, rose from luxury to widowhood and single motherhood to become a society reporter. She bought a half interest in a Kentucky paper, served as enrolling clerk of the Kentucky Senate, the first woman in that role, and hosted literary visitors at her Lexington home as a writer of magazine pieces.
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Emily Walker-Kerr
Kentucky Women's Press Club
Kentucky
Kentucky Senate
Lexington
Sewing Tips for Easy Overcasting and Hemming
The advice covers overcasting from the left to reduce thread knots and even stitches, strengthening Hamburg edging by hemming the plain part and stitching the edge, tearing muslin with a thumb-on-top grip, rolling cloth toward you, and hemming with folded hems to protect the forefinger, noting its usefulness for damask.
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Hamburg
Hints to Young Men on Debt and Self Control
A compact collage of maxims on debt and wealth urging self restraint and financial prudence. From Publius Syrus to Shakespeare, the quotes warn that debt enslaves the borrower and erodes self mastery while advocating frugality and personal responsibility.
Spring Hats in the Klondike
Mil dred O’Neill from Dawson City in the Klondike buys summer hats for $2 and sells them for $30. Milliners doubt they can be worn in the frozen region, but she plans straw hats with ribbons, medium sizes, no black items, and earmuffs for fall.
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Chicago
Mildred O'Neill
Dawson City
Klondike
Kierdike
Miss Elizabeth Marbury Sharpens Playwrights' Rise in New York
Miss Elizabeth Marbury serves as the buffer between New York playwrights and managers. She selects plays for sale, endorses futures for stars, and acts as sole representative for foreign authors. Her duties span from initial acceptance to end of a play’s run, with box office verification. She operates agencies in London, Paris, and Berlin and occupies the Empire Building floor.
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Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Miss Marbury
Empire Building
London
Paris
Berlin
Elsie DeWolf
Washington Irving
BAKING TIPS FOR PIE MAKING AND CAKES
Practical notes on pie shells and baking methods. Greasing the plate causes sticking. dry bread dust helps. Beat cold egg yolks and whites with a wire whisk, add salt. Use exact cup measures and monitor oven temperature to prevent cracking.
Short fashions with lace and velvet accents for next season
The article notes the smartest dimities in dark colors while recommending light shirt waists for next season. It highlights chiffon waists with lace boleros, belt and rosettes, black velvet ribbon in lace, and panne velvet belts. Russian lace with panne velvet decorates dressy gowns, with lace tint enhancing pale colors.
Collarless Etons Persist in Summer Fashion
The collarless Eton suit is here to stay as a summer garment. It suits warm weather with no need for a mid season break. Newer designs exhibit deep curves at the front toward the waist, leaving behind squared rectangular ends.
Hot Biscuit Stew Declares Luncheon Delight
A Chicago Tribune item narrates Chol ly asking for a hot biscuit stew after dismissing the menu. The joke set wraps with a waitress laughing at the quip. The piece echoes light banter and diner wit from period newspaper humor.
Fall Meal for 10 Cents Business Lunch Daily
A Fall Meal for 10¢ is offered as our Business Lunch served daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladies' lunch is served on the second floor. Ormonde, 16 W. Pearl St.
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Our Business
Ormonde
W. Pearl
City Markets Indianapolis April 2 Provisions and Vegetables
Store prices across meats vegetables and staples. Hams sugar cured and dry salted pork listed with per-pound and per-bushel rates. Vegetables include onions potatoes cabbage lettuce peppers and citrus with crate and box pricing. Nuts and candies show wholesale rates for almonds walnuts pecans and various confectionery items. Continuous old style city market ledger tone.
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Indianapolis
California
Link
Zac
Indiana
Baltimore
Florida
Floridas
Mcasina
Fariey
Market Price List From Fredonia Merchant Display
Readable items show varied prices for groceries and farm goods including coffee roasted Ariosa Jersey Marion club and Corn syrup. Also listed are teas spices canned fruits canned vegetables fish and game oysters clover hay and grasses oats flour feed oils cheese eggs and miscellaneous items from a local supplier.
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Tioners A
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Gold
Windgor
Lion
Jersey
Marion Club
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