Bride's Change of Mind Sparks Train Romance
A bachelor recalls a July day on a first class train to York when a pretty bride to be bursts into his car. They strike a friendly bond after she reveals she has changed her mind about eloping with a suitor. They exchange cards and plan to meet in London after sharing tea and stories.
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Fred Julian
Scarborough
King’s Cross
Eton
St. Peterborough
York
Peterborough
Thither
London
Julian
Penny Pictorial Magazine
How to Remove Gilt Frame Spots with Alcohol
If gilt picture frames become fly specked the best method is alcohol. Dip a camel hair brush in alcohol and apply to the spots. Then rub the frame lightly with a cloth until it is restored to its original state.
Oriental Women's Garments Remain Timeless Across Generations
The text notes that oriental women's clothing preserves a consistent silhouette through generations, making their wardrobes unusually expansive. It emphasizes fashion stability over changing trends and implies a long-standing cultural emphasis on clothing variety.
Questionable Sabbath day jokes and wry one liners
A collage of humorous quips from era newspapers. A Sunday school exchange about a Sabbath day journey and quick wits about family dinners, speaking habits, daughters returning visitors, silence as proof, and marriage to heiresses.
Roguish Maid of Washington Square
A historical vignette recalls De Rochambeau riding through town and a French maid of Washington Square. The poem contrasts wartime memories with a now-passed romance, as the aged Frenchman remembers a charming face from a chateaux and the laugh that lingered long after.
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de Rochambeau
Washington Square
Charlotte Becker
Peach Dumplings
Peel and prepare large ripe peaches. Make a tea biscuit crust, bake in a slow oven or steam until tender. Serve hot or cold with a cream sauce sweetened with powdered sugar.
Small travel woes and shopping in a picky world
The text notes travelers should mind small items for a trip as big things take care of themselves. It laments forgetting pins and hairpins and the many little annoyances that can mar travel. It criticizes replenishment and mockingly calls notions pricey and scarce as shops punish frugal buyers.
Earache Remedies for Children in Plain Instructions
The article outlines home care for earache in children with warm water irrigation, a flaxseed poultice, and a warm saltfilled finger device to apply heat. It warns against summer complaints and promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as nature’s remedy for loose bowels.
Neckbands Put on Free Progress Laundry
A brief local notice indicates neckbands available at no cost through Progress laundry and provides telephone contact 113 for readers seeking information or enrollment.
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Progress Laundry
New Rochelle Woman Mary Green Backs Bryan on Stump
Mrs. Mary Green of New Rochelle New York plans to stump for Bryan opposing imperialism and trusts. At 71 she believes it is never too late to influence politics and aims to win votes before she dies. She speaks of her life, languages, and belief in the democratic platform.
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Mary Green
New Rochelle
N. Y
Bryan
Green
Larchmont
New York
London
England
India
South Africa
China
United States
Newest Chatelaine Bag for Dressy Wear
A late development in chatelaine bags features black patent leather to match a slim belt. The bag’s weight may pull at a dress waistband, so a belt through the bag helps conceal a hint of white. The white chatelaine bag pairs with a white kid belt and suits linen, navy duck, or black pique gowns.
Ladysmith hat edition in Persian wool and silk bound brim
An improved Ladysmith hat appears in finest Persian wool felt with a silk bound brim. Available in pearl castor black and royal blue with a silk wool scarf around the crown. Also notes Dr B F Bye's move to 403 N Illinois St and contact numbers. Advertisement for special train to Lake Maxinkuckee and Madison round trips with set fares.
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Ladysmith
Thinkin of You Poem From Atlanta Constitution
Poem by Frank L. Stanton appears in the Atlanta Constitution, expressing longing and devotion. The speaker dwells on thoughts of a loved one through blue skies, dreams, and memory, ending with faith that rest comes with love.
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Lfe
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Mrs Shireman Credits Dr Pierce for Husband's Recovery
In Chicago Mrs. qrice Shireman recalls her husband suffering years of coughing described as consumption by others. A druggist recommended Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She reports recovery in three days, with two bottles curing him, followed by use of Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliary issues.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Qrice Shireman
25Th Place
Chicago
Out-of-Town Excursion Deal Promptly Available
Travel promotion outlines a $1.50 rate for excursions to Day Fostoria Fremont and Sandusky Ohio. Offer highlights limited destinations and low fare for regional trips.
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