Smart Buckles and Silver Collars Hit Fashion in Rose Gold
A fashion vignette describes rose gold smart buckles with carved patterns and back ornaments, plus front clasps. It notes two ornate sets, one with a five inch tall back ornament and a two inch front clasp, the other with a two inch deep front clasp and a four inch square back design. It also highlights a slim silver collar slide with rhinestone ends and pearl screws, starched enamelled fronts on blouses, and green blue pink mauve studs. Silver chatelaine bags rise in Vogue, with German silver proving popular for cost-conscious buyers, while metal collars echo pearl and gemstone accents and a trend toward flexible silver chains and jeweled collars.
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Avromer
Ata
Deven
New Salad Announced for Hot Summer Days
A new salad combines equal parts apple and cucumber cut thin and seasoned with salt pepper and lemon juice. Mix with whipped cream to lightly cover and finish with paprika before serving for a refreshing option during warm weather.
Pure innocence and a near accident in old Ireland
In a village tale the narrator recounts a near fatal accident after a tree chopping mishap. O Rourke accidentally wounded O Donavan with an ax but the doctor declares no real injury, revealing a comic misread of a torn sock as a serious wound. The exchange ends with humorous family chatter about red socks.
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O'Donovan
Nora
Michael
O'Rourke
Wilson
Denis
Docthor
O’donovan
Woman's Trials and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A long promotional piece praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female infertility and various gynecological ailments. It extols cures for barrenness, weakness, nervous conditions, and menstrual disorders, claiming high success rates and endorsements from medical writers. It directs readers to Buffalo for treatment and notes ingredient transparency on the wrapper.
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Torshold
Ceales
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Plarve
Iroo
Steve E
Jena
Vabore
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Mike
Natare
Dr. Pierce
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Gown For The Stout Surplice Dress Described
An odd surplice arrangement defines a handsome street gown. A pale lavender chemisette with delicate embroidery complements a petunia colored lansdowne fabric. Oriental motifs in soft purple and ecru trim the corselet skirt and surplice, with ecru hues echoed in the feghorn hat and lavender roses.
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Ecru
A Square Deal for Kentucky Education
Kentucky club women led by Mrs. GC Barnes of Louisville will press for education for mountain district children. The Kentucky Educational Society meeting at Bowling Green also aims to provide fair educational access for all Kentucky children, contrasting with other Southern states like Texas noted for widespread schooling.
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GC. P. Barnes
Louisville
Kentucky Educational Nociety Invesaton
Bowling Green
South
Texas
Southern Club
Longley Accepts Yale Chair in Mathematics and Astronomy
Special to the Sam. Prof. Raymond Longley of Noblesville has accepted a chair at Yale in mathematics and astronomy after earning a PhD from Chicago University. He previously taught at Butler College, where he was a faculty member for years.
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Sam Noblesville
Inn. Jones
Raymond Longley
Chicago University
Butler College
Wee Icieber
Butler
Tribulations of a Philanthropist in July Magazine
Wallace Irwin writes a comical tale in Guccess Magazine about a benevolent old man who twice carries a seemingly injured stranger to the same third floor front room, only to find the mysterious man on the sidewalk each time. The piece blends a quirky misdirection with a surreal scene and a closing gardening note on July planting.
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Atrangs
Cordha
Nere
Beva
Keval
Angel
Garden Magazine
Journey of 1900 miles by canoe ends in two months
American explorer Caspar Whitney navigated 1900 miles from jungle headwaters to safety in about two months. He covered 1600 miles by canoe, braving fever and hostile Indians, as he set a record pace and delivered accurate information on the upper Orinoco region.
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Whitney
Orineos
Mr. Wallasy
Killarney
America
Toronto
Ontario
Lake of Bays
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A. Mee
Woodward-ave
First Motoring Experiences and the Motor Tour
An excerpt praising Julian Street's piece My Enemy the Motor in McClure's and describing the mixed thrills and fears of motor outings. The author notes the piece should warn readers about welcoming driving hospitality and warnings about risky motor tours.
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Erlend
Julian Street
McClure
Kenda
Hyde's Bold Beginning in The Story of Life Insurance
In McClure's July issue Burton J. Hendrick notes Hyde's audacious maneuver after leaving the Mutual Life, renting a back room, and placing a large Equitable Life Insurance sign above the Mutual sign to mock the rival. His boastful act revealed arrogance, solitary control, and a lack of formal authority.
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Burton J. Hendrick
McClure
Vary
Mutual
Mutual Life
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Packing houses visit fuels social swirl in Chicago
A fragmentary Chicago report notes society members visiting packing houses where workers wore white chrysanthemums to symbolize meat purity and aprons were changed before visitors arrived. The piece mentions remarks about a dubious author and local officials debating Fourth of July events, with mayoral and civic reactions and a quirky tour through the meatpacking district.
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Chicago
Bave
Dubbe Fudges
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Mr. Eveluire
Tom
Tom Surprised That Mr. Rosenfeldt
Rosenfeld
impostor army officer confesses to masquerade
New York June report details Captain Robert Samelson who posed as a United States artillery officer and socialite, fooling friends on both east and west sides. He admitted the impersonation, claimed a cottage income, and said the wedding plans with Carrie Boreland ended as she confronted the deception.
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Hopert Kameleon
United Liqten
Yentenday
Carrie Bareland
Samelson
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Artillery
Nia
Fort Riley
Kan Samerson
Lieut Chaffee
Clara Bartland
Governor's Island
Reader Magazine July issue features poetry art and essays
The JulyReader magazine presents Thomas R Shipp as secretary and highlights an article on forestry by the Forestry Department with photographs. It includes cover art by Franklin Both, a gold-toned tran tepiece by Ethel Franklin Botte, plus poetry by James Whitcomb Riley. It showcases drawings The Ola Familiar Faces by Reginal Birch and features Letters to Heroines and other literary pieces, with reviews of Americana and a study of Ibsen by William Archer.
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Forestry Department
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James Whitlamb Riley
Crever
Almos
Bayond
Regi
Nala Birch
Dickens
Marlin Devereux
Lily Bart
Earle Ashby
Walcott
Ombre Thames
Stile
Ginger
Elizabeth Hyer Neff
Brandie Mnithtwe
Arthur Colton
Sipe MacGowan Cook
Barah A. Ifeban
William Archer
Ibsen
Aria Baton
Salad Making Elite Stirs Disdain in Society
The passage mocks the idea that complex salads merit praise, arguing most men cannot appreciate a salad once they learn how many life clubs or other efforts went into its making, suggesting a disdain for pretentious food aesthetics.
Thirty Feet of Bowels Promote Natural Bowel Action
An 1900s style advertisement extols Cascarets as a humane laxative that strengthens bowel muscles rather than merely pushing waste. It contrasts Castor oil and mineral waters with Cascarets, likening the effect to exercise and a six mile country walk. The ad warns to buy genuine Sterling Remedy Co. tablets stamped ECG.
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Sterling Remedy Co
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