Ainsworth Heir Finds Love While Convalescing Abroad
Jack Ainsworth, intent on business and economy, falls ill and is cared for by Grace Layton, a trained nurse. As he recovers in New York, Grace nurtures him and they grow close, leading to a proposal and mutual commitment after her devoted care.
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Katherine Leckie
Yale
Wall-st
Jack
Ethel
Charlie Wiggins
White Mountain Express
Grace Layton
Grace
Miss Townsend
Anan
Giant Australian wooer courts Europe’s tallest woman
London reports the world’s largest court ship in view as Clive Derrill, 8 ft 8 in, from Wagga Wagga, pursues Miss Mariedl, Tyrolean giantess 8 ft 3 in. She stays guarded by her manager while Derrill attends her performances and waits at the stage door.
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Europe
Miss Mariedl
Clive Derrill
Mariedl
Derrill
Berlin
Faris
London
Maried
Darrill
Wagga Wagga
New South Wales
Miss Marfedl
Vienna
England
Ten Cent Patterns From The Sun Fashion Dept
The Sun offers latest sewing patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. A new pattern is described each day and this is the only ten cent pattern that includes seam allowances. Send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Fashion Department The Sun for postpaid delivery.
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The
Sun
Fashion Department
the Sun
Better Than Spanking for Bedsore and Wetting Relief
Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting and a constitutional cause is suggested. Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with full instructions sent to any mother. No money required, write today. The method claims to help children, adults, and aged people troubled by urine policies by day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wetting
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Aunt Polly's Corner Nut Watere-Butter Delights
Step by step recipes from Aunt Polly include Nut Watere Butter and Ivory Jelly with gelatin and cream, Tomato Jelly with stewed tomatoes, and Orange Jelly using orange pulp and lemons. A sandwich tip combines anchovy strewn egg whites and yolks on buttered toast.
Roosevelt orders Saturday half holidays for wartime workers
President Roosevelt issued an order granting four hours of work on Saturdays during July August and September as a half holiday for all mechanics laborers and other employees at War Department manufacturing and supply arsenals and depots and in army division and department headquarters and engineer department at large with lunch break excluded from the four hours.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
Army
Engineer Department
Bigamist Sentenced in St Louis Case
Terre Haute Indiana April 13 Edgar Ralph Montreá, a railroad man from this city, pleaded guilty yesterday at St Louis to bigamy and was sentenced to three years imprisonment.
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The
Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Edgar Ralph Montreaé
St. Louis
Old House Cookbook Delicacies Wildly Detailed Jellied Chicken
A kitchen column describes jellied chicken using broth and gelatine, plus a complex mold method with parsley eggs lemon and layered jelly. It also covers baked tongue with vegetables and cream glaze, smothered ham for a crisp crust, and rice snowballs served with custard and jelly.
Painter Clings to Signs in Quiet Creative Moment
An artist confides in a brief interchange about belief in signs while describing painting the letter sequence oe. The small exchange hints at a personal ritual guiding their work as they create.
Harvard Freshmen Dinner Gossips and Jokes Unearthed
A Harvard freshmen event features a humorous menu including Noodle Soup Crawfish Lobster and Calves Brains along with cigarettes and cakes. The article sketches social chatter about resignations marriages and jokes at an era Pitt sheer banquet links and a New Jersey whiskers tax bill.
Bold Bill Sheels Faces Tooth Pull Tomorrow
A quirky local quote from the Walker Nebraska Record describes Bill Sheels as a large, strong man capable of felling a steer with a punch and notes he will attempt a tooth extraction the next day if he finds the nerve.
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Bill Sheels
Walker
Black and White Hat for Mourning Fashion
A charming hat for a young girl or matron laying aside deep mourning. The two tone black and white combines with a smart turban design. Italy straw forms the main structure with a Tuscan black cone crown and Milan creamy cone. A jet stickpin secures the front overlay and three stiff quills emerge. White remains in the minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Milan
Opinions on Roosevelt after this term from political partisans
A compilation of partisan views on President Roosevelt’s future, suggesting varied fates from Panama Canal work to diplomatic postings, jail for six months in Iron Mountain Missouri, a senate seat, Esopus on the Hudson, a world peace commission, a ten-year world tour, or a third term outside the White House.
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Ralph Burton
Iron Mountain
Benj. R. Tillman
Senate
Bellamy Storer
Dahomey
Alton B. Parker
Esopus-on-the-Hudson
J. J. Hill
The
Hague
J. B. Foraker
E. H. Harriman
Roosevelt
White House
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East Ohio Street
Indianapolis
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Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio
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Panama Canal
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