The Judge and the Girl in a Country Storm
A lengthy police court morning ends with Mildred Grase accused of petit larceny but the charge collapses when her father, a stranger to the courtroom, reveals his relationship. A later shelter stop brings the judge to Mildred’s home, where a surprising connection and quiet reconciliation occur as the storm clears.
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E. D. Atkinson
Mildred Grase
Miss Grase
John T. Thorns
Jim Grase
Sis
Chinamen pay tax drives influx to Canada resuming
Ottawa reports that despite high immigration levied on Chinese workers, many still enter Canada. A head tax rose from 50 to 105 and then to 500 dollars, yet last month 66 arrived, merchants exempt as before while labor employers see value in the opportunity.
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Ottawa
Canada
Labor Organization
British Columbia
Dominion
China
Pacific
Uptown
Zink
Bloom’s Money Loan
Washington Street
Court House
Where the Fun Comes In and Other Humorous Snippets
A compact humor column surveys playful observations and quips. It notes a scarcity of circus clowns and mocks literary pretension while recalling a Wellesley graduate who urges college for seeing the funny side. It also jokes about hotel sheet sizes in Texas and the timing of melon thefts.
Summer quips and lemon gift mockery in witty notices
A playful item notes a man’s death at Azan and the humor of wrapping a lemon as a token of comfort to friends. It mocks a writer who advised women to treat the summer man as mere scenery, then quips that such scenery refuses the tease when one is swimming.
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Azan
Humble Wife and Bluffer Hat Tale
A verse about a meek wife who weeps when scolded by Bluffer and never defies him. It notes a spring hat attempt that fails and abruptly questions a catchy phrase about peeking. The piece references the song line Peek-a-boo and ponders the mystery of the waist name.
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Bluffer
Peekabe
Child's Coat for Traveling for Six Year Old Girl
Travel wear described for a young girl accompanying her parents on a long railway journey. A white linen coat with Irish baby lace trim and pearl button straps, short puffed sleeves, and a linen hat with embroidered edge and daisies.
Varied and Intricate Are Children's Fashions
Marion Ashe notes fashion shifts for children with Vogue influence reaching into little girls wardrobes. The season features elaborate frocks and practical items like a red wool sweater and a brown dimity strapped apron style worn with slip waists, plus a Buster Brown suit in durable gray with white kid belt and cuffs.
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Buster Brown
Lovers Reach The Summit Of Love And Insight
Two lovers drifting through a busy world discover that love reveals the limits of their wisdom and opens a new way of seeing life. They realize all prior knowledge was blurred, and for the first time they truly know and live, while others rush on with doubt. Some of us live without this thing called Love.
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Solar System
Garfield President of Williams College
Harry A Garfield, son of the murdered president, elected to the Williams College presidency. A Williams alumnus of 1885, he practiced law in Cleveland, led that city's Chamber of Commerce, and later taught politics at Princeton before leaving for the new post.
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Williams College
Garfield
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Princeton
The Newest China in Fashionable Household Sets
Complete white china breakfast sets have been in fashion for months. A dozen cups of the thinnest white china join a coffee pot, cream jug, and sugar bowl of spotless French china with a gold monogram. Toilet sets in white china with gold monograms are among latest novelties.
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China
Blue Surpasses Brown as Popular Color in Fashion
Blue is rapidly superseding brown as a popular color. A new soft nattier shade is emerging and often paired with brown on new broad brimmed sailors.
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Milwaukee
Rosie
the Daily Story
Everett True
Pres. Roosevelt
Scribbler
Wellesley
Chauncey
Texas
Catlin
Marion Ashe
Fearne
Harry A. Garfield
Mur
Gational Toilet Company
Peris, Tenn
Weber Drug Co
K. W. Ocuckey
Greenland
Vril
Aera
Brounswick-Balke-Collender Co
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Delmar Cafe
Driftmever
East Market
Paris
the Sun
Fashion Department
The
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis, Ind
Paris Pattern
Uni
Indiana
Vonnegut Hardware Co
C. Aneshaemsel & CO
S. Pennsylvania ST
F. P. Smith
West Market St
Monument
Hoosier Jewelry Co
N. Hlinots Street
Neowadage 8
Hartmann
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