Commissioner Endorses Buck Wild Flowers Series
The Department of the Interior Bureau of Education reports on G H Buck’s Wild Flowers of America, published in parts. Harris commends the color plates and affordable price, calling the work a public benefit for home study and school reference in Indianapolis and across the United States.
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Department OF the Interior
Bureau OF Education
Washington, D. C
America
G. H. Buck
United States
Indianapolis
Wild Flowers of America Offer Color Plates
June 18 notice offers Part No. 1 of Wild Flowers of America with sixteen colored plates and descriptions for fifteen cents, sent to THE SUN office.
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SUN Office
Crop Kisses Poem From Southern Megazine
A rustic verse describes a farmer at dawn in the fields singing of a kiss shared with his wife. The farmer recalls the sweetness of a parting kiss as the plow grips the furrow and the winds and larks echo the line He kissed her. The poem ends with the image of the horse and the rose stealing the kiss as the crop question lingers.
Mule leads hunter through wild fox chase in Ozark woods
Theodore Winde joined Arkansas fox hunters for a moonlit chase. He rode a mule believed to follow hounds, but the beast sprinted through woods, over fences, and across a cotton field, tossing him into branches and vines before finally braking near the hounds.
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Theodore Winde
Board of Trade
Arkansas
Ozark Country
Bos
Chicago Herald
Fashionable Summer Styles Describe Color Trends and Hats
Iced drinks set the tone as fashionable summer attire features new dye effects and cream-tinted Indian muslin dresses. Tyrolo ge hats with indented crowns, black ribbon bands, stiff bows, and two quills lead a chic look alongside tuxedo coats and refined footwear.
Mustard Sauce Recipe Steps Prompt Passages
Three tablespoonfuls of mustard and one teaspoonful of granulated sugar well worked together, beat one egg until smooth, add one cupful of vinegar gradually while stirring. Cook five minutes on stove, stirring constantly, then add one tablespoonful of oil or butter and mix thoroughly.
Frostrs nearly ruin peach crop. politics and crimes noted
The frosts nearly ruined the peach crop while the senate adopted the wool schedule. Senator Harris forecasts passage of the tariff bill this week. The president spent Sunday near the Potomac mouth. A mine disaster in Troppan claimed 200 lives. Ex Minister Phelps died in Tea Neck New Jersey of typhoid fever. A sunstroke hit Herman Rich ter of Streator Illinois, leading to a fatal attack on his mother. F F Swaine of Chicago was shot by ex employee Harry Vaughan. Pietsch the Bowery silver showerer arrested as lunatic. Senator Quay admitted sugar stock speculation. The Elke society factional split with lodges in Jamestown New York and Atlantic City New Jersey. Incendiary Day of Monrose Louisiana urged lynching himself and did so by hanging. Notice: AUL coupons for back numbers or Halligan Worlds Kair to be presented at The Sun office.
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Harris
Potomac
Troppan
Phelps
Tea Neck
M. J
Herman Richter
F. F. Swaine
Chicago
Harry Vaughan
Pietsch
Bowery
Senator Quay
Sugar
Elke Society
Jamestown
N. Y
Atlantic City
N. J
Day
Monrose
Fashion Gazette Highlights New York Costumes Designer
A young New York designer creates costumes in water color while Mrs. Blaine advances the life of her husband. It was believed Gail Hamilton would write the book, but Mrs. Blaine will co author with Miss Dodge.
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New York
Quips and Candor from Dying Naturalist and Wartime Anecdotes
The piece recalls Thor Ean the hermit dying with a quip about a quarrel with God. It notes Mme de Stael’s Delphine and Talleyrand as imagined in the heroine and elder woman. It ends with Waterloo chaos and Wellington’s cook’s vow to serve his master.
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Thorean
Henry
God
John
Mme. de Stas
Delphine
M. Talleyrand
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