Bixby to Leave Government Service After Ten Years
Special to The Sun. Muskogee Indian land division chief Tams Bixby will quit June 30 after a decade directing the allotment of 19,776,286 acres among the five civilized tribes. He faced shifting laws, padded tribal rolls, and thousands of citizenship applications while building a vast probate like process to allot individual ownership. Despite graft allegations, Interior Department officials repeatedly cleared him of misconduct.
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Minnesota
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Secretary of Interior
Washington
The Third Party on the Dark Train Wreck
In a snowbound North Dakota freight car, three men ride out a fierce night. A mysterious Third Party reveals a haunting loneliness before a head on collision roars into view. He saves a wounded woman, dies bravely, and is mourned by none, yet loved by her.
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Canada
Oregon
Smoke
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How to Set Color of Clothing Before Washing
Advice urges soaking new dresses overnight in cold water with half a cup of vinegar for reds or pinks or half a cup of salt for blues or indigo to prevent fading. This home method aims to lock dyes before first wash.
Old Saying About Sunshine On The Bride
A brief note reflects on the adage Happy is the bride the sun shines on. It hints that if the groom shields the bride with a parasol any mishap is avoided, implying a playful superstition about wedding day rituals.
Costume for hot weather fashion description
A summer ensemble features a deep old blue batiste dress with bolero and skirt, paired with a sheer organdie blouse. White dominates the hat, a crin wreath of white roses with a yellow tint, and a curling old blue plume. Embroidery accents the bolero and skirt, with a short semi fitting bolero and a blue flounced skirt.
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Batiste
Home recipes for snacks and beverages
Salting and blanching almonds then frying with butter and lard yields salted almonds. Pineapple Lemonade blends pineapple juice and lemon with a simple syrup and ice water. Graham Muffins use graham flour, eggs, milk, sugar and baking powder baked twenty minutes. Cocoanut Cakes mix sugar flour butter eggs and grated coconut then bake in small rounds.
Removing Stains With Simple Household Remedies
Practical tips cover oil coffee rust ink and mildew stains on clothes wood and hands. Use pipe clay paste for oil on wood glycerine for coffee, salt or lemon juice for white garments, ink soluble in alcohol, sweet milk for drying ink, and a glycerine lemon juice carbolic acid mix for hands. For printer’s ink on skin oxalic acid with care, labeled poison, then wash thoroughly.
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India
Mrs Roosevelt aids poor of Oyster Bay in summer charity
Mrs Roosevelt, back in Oyster Bay, organized charity work this summer. She dispatched baskets from Sagamore Hill to needy families and delivered dresses and aprons she made for poor girls at St Hilda's sewing circle of Christ Episcopal Church, where she is a member.
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Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
St. Hilda's Sewing Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Vanity Fair Beckons Pittsburg Hotel Sensation
A rowdy, vivid catalog of hotel guests and their inquiries unfolds as a presidential campaigner tours the area. The piece captures bustling hotel life with quirks like rooms, dining, ice water, writing paper, and early breakfast requests, painting a lively scene of travel era manners.
Sun Offers Ten Cent Patterns With Seam Allowance
The Sun teams with a top pattern company to provide readers new patterns daily for ten cents each. Each issue describes a different pattern and this is the only ten cent pattern that includes seam allowances. Send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Sun Fashion Department for postpaid delivery.
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Royal wedding planned for Princess Louise of Orleans
London dispatch reports Princess Louise of Orleans will wed Prince Charles Bourbon in a ceremony attended by the king and queen of Spain and many European royals. The bride, 25, is the youngest sister of the duke of Orleans and the queen of Portugal among other high-born connections.
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Charles Bourbon
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Portugal
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Duchesse de Guise
Duc da Montpensier
Cannas
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