Dallas Welcomes First Woman Deputy U S Marshal
Mrs Emma Van Dusen is sworn in as deputy United States marshal in the Northern District of Texas in Dallas under U S Marshal George H Green. A widow with long service in the Dallas federal court, she has handled extensive documentary records and comes from a lineage of notable stock.
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Emma van Dusen
Texas
United States Marshal
Federal
Dallas
van Dusen
United States
Huttsboro
N. C
Robert O’daniel
County Cork
Ireland
Miss Jackson
Virginia
Stonewall’ Jackson
Marshal Green
Honeymoon Plans in a Glitzy Barracks Home
Nan and Tom Nugent dream of a bohemian life shared in a chic hotel suite above Broadway. She envisions Turkish hangings and a three cornered divan while he smokes cigars and builds an air castle of rooms in the Fleur de Lis Barracks.
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Nan
Zarre
Tom
Nana
Mr. Nugent
Air Castle
Pauline
Mamma
Nugent
Broadway
Sixth Ave
The Chafing Dish and a Night of Market Hunger
In a New York flat, Nugent frets over a life of constant feasting and a craving for genuine companionship. He confesses to Nan that his refined improv life hides his true self, then destroys the chafing dish in a fit of despair. After a string of bitter moments, he returns to Nan, finds her at Cafe Metronome, and resolves to share real meals together.
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Nan
Cabouret
Tabouret
la France
Nar
Farnsworth
Rienzi
Sixth-ave
Tve
Tom
New York
Nat
Cafe Metronole
Nugent
Martyr to Love Dies in New York Court Drama
Mrs Louis Gordon died in a New York court while clearing her husband of a criminal charge. A former Russian educated woman, she married Gordon nine weeks earlier and died after a effort to secure his acquittal. The judge and officers raised funds to bury her as Gordon faced poverty.
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Louis Gordon
New York
Borr
Mary Bogen
Russia
Gordon
Tomba
Tomato soup recipes from early kitchen guidance
A home kitchen guide describes two tomato soup methods. The first blends tomato juice with a milk butter roux and herbs, then thickens and seasons before serving. The second uses fried onions and tomatoes with carrot and celery, simmering with stock, then straining and seasoning.
The Lady and the Tiger in Paris Exhibition
La Goulue, famed tiger tamer, was mauled by her favorite tiger during an exhibition in Paris. Authorities and witnesses reported the incident as a dangerous encounter with wild beasts as the crowd watched.
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la Goulue
Paris
I Love You Dear Refrain Echoed Through Forum
A poem fragment notes the enduring affection in the line I love you dear as timeless comfort. It contrasts old and new wording with the same cherished sentiment. The piece highlights longing and reassurance spoken softly in intimate moments.
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Jover
Proper Boiled Cabbage Cooking Method
The article explains how to cook cabbage correctly to avoid indigestion and odor. Do not cover the pot, avoid under or overcooking, select a firm head, wash and cut, ensure boiling water, and simmer exactly 20 minutes for a tender, well tasting result.
Hypienic Bathing Promises Cold Prevention and Skin Care
An authority on hygiene advocates systematic salt baths to prevent catching cold and to avert chapping and rough skin. A basinful of water with a handful of coarse salt is recommended, though the text is garbled and partial.
Why They Write Books The Answers of English Authors
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece recaps African journalist inquiries to English authors about their motives for writing. It notes Robert Barr seeking funds for Egypt material, Le Galfienne confessing money and kin influence, Beatrice Herraden aiming to cover California expenses, and Zangwill and Crane offering self expressed motives.
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Robert Barr
Jennie Baxter
Egypt
le Galfienne
James Welch
Mike
Beatrice Herraden
Israel Zangwill
Hawthorne
Stephen Crane
Louis de Rougemont
Mr. Carey
E. P. Roe
England
Practical Kitchen Upgrades for Efficient Service
Do not lavish money on drawing rooms. Focus on the kitchen with proper tools and environment. A cheap floor cloth, table and sink update the space, boosting maid efficiency and comfort. Neat storage, labeled boxes, pinked shelf paper, and a plant add a touch of luxury.
In The Cathedral A Cathedral Vision by Katherine Coolidge
A lyrical meditation on a cathedral as a burning heart of the city where saints and sinners cry out to heaven. Soft light from jeweled windows and incense fill the air as organ music roils toward the arches. The piece evokes immortality and sacred presence within the dim sacred space.
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Katherine Coolidge
The
Atlantic Monthly
French Flannel Craze Hits Morning to Evening Waists
French flannel dominates wardrobes from morning to evening waistwear as salesmen report an unprecedented craze. Women pay fancy prices for intricate patterns, favoring French flannel for its soft kid-like feel and warm sealskin warmth, replacing last year’s taffeta and satin choices.
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Indianapolis Testimonial
A grateful resident, William H. Banks of 51 Foundry Street, testifies that persistent backache and stiff limbs were relieved quickly after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Henry J. Huder's drug store. The ad urges buyers to look for the Doan's brand and warns against substitutes, with Foster Milburn as US agents.
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Dean
Henry J. Huder
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Doan’ S
Drunken Son Cured by Golden Specific Remedy
Mrs. Howard Tarleton of Lebannon Ohio claims she cured her son of lifelong drunkenness using Golden Specific mixed in coffee or food. She says the remedy, discovered by Dr J W Haines of Cincinnati, filled her with hope and prompted a free trial offer to women seeking to save husbands or sons from ruin.
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Howard Tarleton
Lebanon
Ohio
J. W. Haines
Glenn
Cincinnati
Notice of liquor license application in Center township
The subscriber notifies Sixth ward voters that he will apply to Marion county Board of Commissioners at February term 1500 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises consumption. Business sits on Court street first floor west half lot 2 square 54 Indianapolis Center township. Brown as No 128 Court St ward 6. Clark Carpenter.
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Sixth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Court St
Indianapolis
Brown
Clark Carpenter
Eighth Ward
Pratt St
Massachusetts
Gillespie
Massachusetts Ave
WM. H. Miller
Indiera
Indiera-ave
Sree Brick Pulding
Indiana-ave
Marion
Burn-aves
Indianapolis Ward Eight license request for tavern on Pratt and Massachusetts
Voters in Center Township Ward Eight request license for a room facing north at the southwest corner of Pratt Street and Massachusetts Avenue in a two story stone building on Gillespie’s lot for sale and drink of malt and spirituous liquors. WM H Miller also seeks a license in Ward Six Center Township for quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges at a brick building on Indiana Avenue near See a Indiana Ave.
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