Red Petticoat Rescue Near Derby Connecticut
In Derby Connecticut on August 16 a bull trapped William Hoyt and Edward Cowles in a field until a woman rode in atop a scarlet petticoat. Miss Goodman waved the garment to lure the bull away, enabling Hoyt and Cowles to escape with a token later pledged by Hoyt.
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Mizu Bila Gotining
Boyt
Edward Cowles
Oxford
Womyan
Agha
Cowlas
Hoyt
Miss Goodman
Walt
Fashions Highlight Veils Fabrics and Trim Details
The article outlines summer fashion notes focusing on long motor veils for hats, delicate moire and chiffon veils, ivory and tortoise shell buttons, punt trimmed pockets, and French coat trims. It notes waist flannel color mixing, elder preference for trims rather than full frocks, chiffon cloth gowns with garland borders, wood silk radiants, heavy cushion embroidery for winter frocks, and black silk laces gaining prestige.
Ear Reattached After Explosion At Buckeye Yard
Special to The Ana Spokane Wash Aug 0 After his right ear was torn from his head by a flying fragment from an explosion of a freight engine at Buckeye a bystander Frank M Flowing searched for the missing ear 20 feet away rode ten miles to an auto to reach the nearest surgeon and had the ear reinserted The mishap was reported as performed as cleanly as a surgeon could have done it
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Ana
Spokane
Wash
Buckeyan
Mannish blouse style advised for winter wear
A fashion note urges women to adopt a mannish blouse to replace white walets and meet winter needs. The piece predicts continued demand for white walats with taller suits and suggests next winter will require as many.
Salaries of Teachers in Maine Mills Critique
The article notes 6,620 women in Maine cotton mills earn an average of 5.99 dollars weekly while female workers average one dollar less. It argues education costs more than mill work and teachers face high living costs, reducing real earnings.
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Maine
Panama Bats for Girls and Women Fashion Update
Panama bats take on a new life for boys and women. Some are trimmed with dyed peacock feathers and ribbons, others with robes and rosettes. The best styles use plaid ribbons at the front.
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Panama
Providence Saved This Baby Girl Winifred Bender
A Milwaukee four year old, Winifred Bender, fell from a second story window and struck her head on a sidewalk plank but suffered no serious injuries. Doctors called it providence as she recovered and returned to playing in the yard.
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Winifred Bender
Milwaukee
Bruisert
Providence
The Masked Heir At Beazley Farm
Mollie confronts a will dispute and a complex love triangle at Beazley Farm. Professor Beazley hosts guests including Leonard Grey and a disguised Georges French who claims Mollie’s hand and land. The truth emerges as romance and deception collide amid a dinner confrontation and a drunken mistaken identity.
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George French
Mollie
Mr. Grey
Dr. Grey
Leonard Grey
Lnok
Thia George French
Jove
Fatherly banter and a witty child riddle in a 19th century piece
In a rustic dialogue the boy Rollo and his father exchange quips on duties and onions as a riddle about a vegetable, while other readers send in literary gossip from correspondents like Jasper Head and Newton Nowkirk. The page also notes public notices and brief local reports from various towns.
Early Presidential Bet in Munising
Special to The Sam from Munising Michigan reports the first presidential bet of the state. St. McLaughlin a leading merchant agrees to supply clothing and garments worth 1 million to Duncan D Stewart for four years if Bryan becomes president. If Bryan does not win Stewart and McLaughlin will instead provide goods at McLaughlin’s store or another Democrat’s shop.
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Sam Munising
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Marto
Rhauld Bryan Ba Sant
Whitehoum
St. McLaughlin
Duncan D. Stewart
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Stewart
McLaughlin
Ste Laumhiin
Slanch Democrat
China Silk Popular In New Binuces Fashions
China silk is the popular fabric with new binuces featuring two small plaits at the sides and back. Colored collars and cuffs in yellow blue or green provide a novelty touch. High turnover collar with stitched edges. A broad bow in the same color fastens at the neck. Bows are styled with even length ends and loops. often secured with a 44 inch safety pin.
Printers Eye Dual Spelling Styles Under President Order
Washington August 2. The presidents spelling reform order may create two printing styles. Documents from the president or executive departments will use new style while those from Congress or courts stay in old style. Printing offices could face doubling work and higher costs if both styles are used.
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Onser
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Smithsonian Institute
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conarces
Engige
Ig Ffrat
Congress Ordeta
Carnegie
Boston businesswoman pioneers paper mill venture
Mrs Jmabel Simpson, a leading Boston business figure, expands into paper manufacturing amid a notable growth in her ventures. Her move highlights a shift in local industry toward new paper product lines and industrial collaboration.
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Mra
Jmabel Simpson
Home Remedies For Skin, Corns, And Ingrown Nails
Health guidance advises using fresh rye poultices for cracked skin and a glycerine solution for sores at the mouth. It covers corns with cannabis extract and collodion, suggests daily faint applications, and warns of wear from ingrown nails with V-shaped cuts and perchlorate bandages, noting painful but eventual relief.
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Stonin
August Almanac Doubtfuls Warned And Fashion Notes
For Friday August al 196. The text warns careful behavior for birthdays and anniversaries advising against quarrels or legal action. A child born on this day is said to prefer pleasure and may injure itself. In business, expect limited concessions while noting fashion trends. new tinted veils are costly but enhance appearance, especially rose tinted ones.
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Omar
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An old time newspaper ad promotes Cascarets as a natural bowel exercise. It extols Sawbuck labor and daily movement, claiming Cascarets strengthen muscles and move food without purging or stomach upset. The Twenty-four or Ten-Cent boxes are marketed for pocket carrying and constant use.
Blue Frock For Fall In Deep Linen Style
A blue linen street dress features a closely fitted back and straight front, with blue overlay lace at sleeves and fronts. Neapolitan straw hat sits low on the forehead, narrow brim front and high sides, accented by a satin blue bow and white curling quills.
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