Sibyl's Fortune and the Seventh Daughter Revealed
In Bolingbroke Olive aids Peggy at a church fair by acting as a fortune teller. She accurately names guests and hints at Harry Trenton's engagement turmoil. Harry finally confronts Olive, recognizing her as the seventh daughter and kissing her, ending their long estrangement.
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Bolinbroke
Harry Trenton
Harry
Boligbroke
Peggy Daly
Bolingbroke
Frances Pillow
Papa Trenton
Slorry
Peggy
Olive
Girlish Hat for Summer Styles at Resort
A dainty summer hat features cream yellow rough straw with a wide drooping brim. The low crown is edged by a Dresden ribbon band in pink, finished with a back bow whose ends fall over the hair.
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Dresden
Warm water method revives droopy houseplants
If house plants droop with no clear cause, water them only by pouring warm water into the saucers each day. Plants respond to heat and this technique can renew vitality.
Portland man found shot and killed near Looking Glass river
Edward Manning, 60, restaurant keeper, was found this morning lying dead in the road near the Looking Glass river in Portland Mississippi. He had been shot and his clothing showed signs of a struggle. Authorities reported no clear motive yet and the case is under investigation.
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Frances
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Sibyl
Olive
Scripps-McRae
Portland
Miss
Edward Manning
Looking Glass River
Manning
Ellen's young husband James Carew ties to Ellen Terry
Report notes Ellen Terry's third husband James Carew, an American leading man, whom she wed in Pittsburgh in March. The piece hints at age dynamics with her older children and warns of stage pitfalls, claiming love spreads from plays and an actress cannot be too old to remarry.
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James Carew
Ellen Terry
Pittsburg
Aunt Polly's Corner Homemaking Tips From A Past Column
Practical household hints and quick etiquette notes covering supper timing small kitchens guest naming meals washing flat irons wringers clothes whitening with bluing silk stain removal porch flowers and simple hearing aids for the deaf plus cautions on meat storage and vinegar or yeast in stone jugs provided in a vintage column style.
Dr Katherine P Raymond Named Health Officer at Wellesley
Dr Katherine P Raymond has been appointed health officer and resident physician at Wellesley. She graduated from the University of Cincinnati and the medical school of the University of Michigan.
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Katherine P. Raymond
Wellesley
University of Cincinnati
Medical School
University of Michigan
When Housecleaning Bright Days Boost Glare Free Cleaning
Bright days for cleaning let sunlight penetrate the glass to prevent streaks. Strength comes from well digested food. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the digestive organs and builds up strength if you are run down. Begin taking Hood's at once for renewed nerve energy and vitality.
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Hood
Thug
Man-Drapere Proposal Echoes Social Wealth Debate
Dorothy Dale examines a hypothetical out-of-town suitor who touts family wealth and property to a prospective bride. The piece argues a strong, trustworthy degree rests with the man his own income, not his relatives, and warns against proposals tied to material security or social show.
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Dorothy Dale
Nantucket
Maine
Ocean
Day Dreams of the Doveydoves Summer Trip
The Doveydoves debate an economical August visit to Cousin Miranda’s farm. They weigh railroad fares against hosting Miranda’s family next winter, fearing housework burdens and extra costs, while hoping for rest and a pleasant summer escape.
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Miranda
Mrs. Doveydove
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Doveydove
Miranda’s
Innocent Man Freed After Exonerating Deathbed Confession
Al Harpster of Oklahoma, jailed for the 1905 killing of Martin Julian near Ponca City, was released after Byron Cole, fatally wounded, confessed in his dying statement to the murder. Harpster had served months of a life term. new trial and Cole’s confession led to exoneration and freedom.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
al Harpster
Martin Julian
Ponca City
Harpster
Byron Cole
Oklahoma
Julian
Bayard T. Hainer
Newark
Woods
Garfield Counties
Cole
Newkirk
Onty
Juan
Dell Lewis
Nellie Edwards
Strang
Ois
Vegetarian Pie Recipe from Old Cookbook
A recipe describes slicing three large potatoes and two medium Spanish onions, layering with four tomatoes in a pie dish with three ounces of butter spread between layers. Season heavily with pepper and salt, top with a short crust using butter, and bake two hours in a hot oven.
How to Treat Wall Draperies for Moths
Advice for protecting wall draperies from moths emphasizes frequent shaking and beating. If moths may have entered during absence, shake the rug, spread on an ironing board face down, cover with a wet cotton cloth, and iron with a hot iron to unleash steam that kills pests.
Where the Fun Comes In Retirements and Revelry in a Wry Echo
A column mix of wry quips and social sketches touches on Castro’s rumored retirement, Longworth atop politics, Carnegie bravery medals, a California stage fire loss, and light notes about a minister, Perkins, Baseman, and local improvements.
Daily Fashion Hint From Paris Patterns Sold For Ten Cents
The Sun offers readers ten cent patterns from leading pattern companies each day. Each pattern is described daily and can be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents, the pattern name, size, and the reader’s name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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