Detective Unmasks Trick That Hid Suspect From Love Rival
A handsome man fleeing a past murder seeks shelter in a New York hotel appartment. A detective reveals the rival staged the crime story to gain the girl’s affection. The two escape by disguising as servants but are cornered at the dock. The detective explains the truth and urges reconciliation. Westcott decides to return and win the girl.
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New York
Henry Westcott
Westcott
England
Mr. Westcott
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Promised Open Disclosure
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as frank, non secret remedies for a wide range of ailments from nervous debility to digestive and blood conditions. It promises transparent ingredients, alcohol-free formulas, and confidential correspondence from Buffalo, with claims of universal health relief and specific uses like constipation.
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Home Style Cheese Toasts and Other Dishes
A collection of early 20th century kitchen recipes with cheese toasts eggs in cases onion soup and a cranberry frappe. Includes methods for buttered cheese melting eggs in paper cases and a taffy style fudge using grated chocolate and milk.
Rules for Leaving Calling Cards Not a Society Fact Now
Rules for leaving calling cards are explained with multiple guidelines. The article covers when to leave cards, how many to leave for husbands and hosts, and differences by marital status. It also describes timing after events, weddings, illness, bereavement, debutante cards, and cards of thanks or sympathy with appropriate wording.
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Rosanna Schuyler
Where the Fun Comes In and Funny History Lines
A collage of humorous quotes and banter: Roosevelt advising Harvard boys on football, a grandfather recalling 1840s railroads, an opera star calming a Chicago panic with The Star Spangled Banner, and a shop clerk quipping that the store advertises ease but the trouble is selling goods.
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Chicago
United States
Hints in Theater Gown with Azure Couture Details
A pale azure theater gown features chiffon, embroidered net, and French lace. The under bodice and skirt use net and lace, with velvet accents in gray green. The chin hat combines white chip, pink and white roses, and long white plumes framing the face.
Smart Woman's Bargain Patch Wins Big
New York March 13 Mrs. Mary J. McDonald profits $49 000 from a property move she made on intuition. The report credits her with timely action in acquiring an odd-shaped 600 parcel land patch which would likely have been overlooked by a man. The piece notes her decisive judgment and the financial payoff.
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New York
Mary J. McDonald
Woman Sells Condemnation Property For Record Price
A woman refused to sell a property at 120 West Thirty-third Street and pursued condemnation. The case was settled out of court for 65 000 dollars, a record price for a condemnation sale, after previously paying 16 000 three years earlier.
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McAdoo Tunnel
Women journalists show resilience and empathy alike
Mrs. Bogg of the Illinois Press association argues that women reporters are as conscientious as men and shoulder hard work without becoming calloused to life’s pitiful aspects. She suggests women may never see as deeply into unpleasantries as men, yet can endure their harsh truths in many vocations including nursing and medicine.
Flying editor counts 150 teams in town parade
Konawa Oklahoma Chief reports a Saturday scene with 150 teams hitched on streets and many people on horseback, noting the extraordinary turnout. A Kansas scientist claims Eden Garden was in Mississippi, explaining why Adam and Eve did not object loudly to being expelled.
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Konawa
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Kansas
Mississippi
Bachelor justice Moody to be kept by sister in Washington
Justice William Moody of the Supreme Court remains a bachelor. His sister will manage his Washington home and had previously led his household in Haverhill Massachusetts. She is a friend of Mrs. Roosevelt and recently visited in Washington.
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William Moody
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Haverhill
Mass
Mrs. Roosevelt
Silhouette Portraits and Spring Tailor Suits Highlight Fashion
Philadelphia columnist Miss Helen M Parker develops silhouette cutting into a fine art and describes a spring fashion landscape. She details suits with short jackets, flat necklines, embroidery waistcoats, and pleated skirts, plus accessories like Milan hats and silk collars.
Goldie Neill case vows self defense in bridal chamber murder
Special to The Sun reports Goldie Neill, an artists' model, will plead self defense in the bridal chamber murder of her husband, a blacksmith. Details include a brain injury from a pointed instrument, a bloody nail file found in her parasol, and conflicting alibi claims as she faces public scrutiny. William H. Finley, New York police officer, stands by her side.
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Pattern service promises ten cent designs from The Sun
The Sun offers daily up to date patterns from a leading company. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes a description and sizing. Postpaid orders are accepted by sending ten cents the pattern number size and the purchaser’s name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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