Recent Society Weddings Highlight Linden Daybook
The article lists multiple society events including weddings at homes on College avenue and North Alabama street, with couples Miss Bess Rubush and Witt W. Hadley, and Miss Helen Hayden Van Hoff and Edward Gibson, plus numerous teas, dinners, and engagements. Guests from Chicago, Madison, and Germany attend, and home decorations emphasize green white and pink themes as couples begin married life and host or attend receptions and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Rubuch
W. G. Rubush
Witt W. Hadley
P. C. Rubush
College Avenue
Mendelssohn
A. B.madie
E H. Long
United Brethren Church
Hadley
North
Tacoma Avenue
Frank Mathews
Anderson
Robert Snestel
Madison, Wis
A. T. Metcalf
Chicago
Helen Hayden van Hoff
Henry van Hoff
Edward Gibson
Louis Gibson
van Hoff
North Alabama Street
M. A. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Ida Kirchner
Charles Altmann
Sacred Heart Church
Andrew Butzkueben
John Langer
Vincent
Frank Kirchner
Germany
Langer
Sabine Frederick
Elizabeth Light
Mary Fisher
Bess Herr
Bessie Root
Eloise
Vera Jacob
Bernice Logan
Mary Harlan
Clara Epply
Etheleen Griffing
Alice Hoffman
Helen Holloway
James A. Calderhead
William Dickson
Stanley Bown
Clarence Schad
Robert Leibrich
C. O. West
William Humphreys
Miss Frederick
Epply
Acton
Sadie Klein
Hmast New York Street
Ella Winkler
Henry G. Grover
Ferna
Ella Klein
Ella Randolph
Anna Simon
Doris
Leona Greenzler
Hilda Krauss
Child diet guidance for year three meals and milk rules
The guidance outlines daily meat allowances including beef lamb and chicken with doneness noted and emphasizes milk as standby. It suggests milk preparation with cream and water, limited eggs daily or every other day, nourishing broths, well cooked cereals, and minimal sugar with cereals. Candy in small amounts may substitute dessert occasionally.
Bedtime Rules for Children in City and Country
The article argues that children under eight need sunset as bedtime. It contrasts country and city households, noting that nervous city babies face more noise and temptations. City mothers should impose earlier, stricter routines, with undressing and bedtimes between six and six thirty in the evening.
Princes William and Louise salute guards at Bern review
Berlin dispatch notes Prince William and Prince Louise of Prussia, grandchildren of the German emperor, saluting regiments during the autumnal guard review near Bern. The Kaiser emphasizes military training from infancy and the princes have begun drill in play, slated to join a military department when old enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Prince Louise
Prussia
Germany
Bern
Kaiser
Sunshine Sermons on Lasting Change and Wellness
The author argues lasting benefit from change requires personalized stimulants aligned with individual temperament. New songs should energize without ongoing excess, and recreation must suit one's nature. Excessive seaside splendor harms home life, while true change should energize daily life and mental and physical health, avoiding constant novelty and instability.
Velvet Fashion Sketch for Tailored Coats and Skirts
A dealer touts velvet and velvetine for the season with narrow hairline black striped velvet in wide widths for dressy coats and skirts. A standout model features a bias cut band with large piping at the skirt bottom and a short semi fitting coat with a wide silk cord button. Black braiding highlights, a bright blue satin collar with bar motifs in gold and blue, and shot blue satin lining. The gray striped velvet coat has gray soutache and a narrow double cuff resembling a man's smoking jacket.
Sewing Room Hints for Woolen Garments and Dart Fullness
Press thick woolen materials with soap before ironing for neat seams. Dampen is less effective than soap. When threading the machine eye, lay white paper over it to see clearly. Use finer cotton. two threads are used in machine work. For dart fullness in skirts, place a damp cloth over the point and press to shrink the fabric slightly and remove fullness.
Stamp Holder from Cardboard and Linen
How to make a stamp holder: cover cardboard with linen, trace a design on carbon paper, transfer to linen, and paint with stencil dyes. Gauge the book by the size of stamps, choosing four six or eight leaves per page for compact storage.
Wide Colonial Hall as a Home Feature
The article discusses the wide colonial hall running front to back in a house, with doors opening to a garden view. It notes architectural beauty, paneled walls in various woods, and possible alternatives like wood wainscot or wall coverings. It suggests matching hall panels with adjoining rooms for cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Bazar
Welcome Gifts From Relatives To Aiding A College Start
An uncle deposits funds in a bank to provide the niece with a five dollar weekly allowance for the school year, with the girl drawing from her own account. An aunt initially planned a gold pin but instead sends a money order starting two fifty with notes that more would follow, a weekly letter arrives with continued gifts.
College Girls Making Their Own Headgear at Columbia
New York reports Columbia University millinery head author Mrs. Jesse W. Tobey says college women crafting hats may outshine abstract study. She argues domestic art boosts usefulness and destiny, claiming stylish competence aids success more than algebra or law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Jesse W. Tobey
Tobey
David Graham Phillipses
Boy Miraculously Saved From Fall in Pillow Case
New York report details 3 year old Willie Buckmiller slipping from a second story window into a pillow case attached to a clothesline. A gust blew the bag open and the child landed inside without injury, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie” Buckmiller
Poslam Advert Claims Eczema Cure Proven by Reader
A Indianapolis widow’s husband recounts spending over $3000 on doctors before Poslam cured Mrs. Dodd’s eczema. The ad touts Poslam as a universal skin remedy for eczema acne tetter scabies itching and related issues. It notes two sizes 50 cents and $2 and directs readers to The Emergency Laboratories in New York for a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Huder
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
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Bess Rubush
Horace C. Branham
North Capitol Avenue
A. H. Robnett
Cedar Rapids
Florence Tush
Charlestown
Ind
Alonzo J. Colt
Edna M. Robertson
Arthur Tilton
Cloe Brown
Miss Robertson
A. H. Gelman
Emma
Joseph Hollander
West
Washington Street
Chris Warney
North LaSalle Street
F. J. Hornung
North Meridian Street
Mary Nave
Danville
Evangeline Trotter
BE. V. Strong
Helena, Mont
Robert H. Strong
Harry Doris Haring
Nellie Kurtz
G. E. Stammel
A. M. Kurtz
Mabel Stout
Ralph Cradick
Katherine Carr
Mary Carr
Agnes Street
W. H. Harris
the Garden Baptist Church
J. D. Adams
Helen Margaret Johnson
William Ray Adams
Claypool
W. A. Sheaffer
Pittsburg
E. S. Armstrong
Cleveland, C
Miss Johnson
Walter Guedel
Poplar Bluffs
Mrs. Guedel
Portland
Co. D. Remington
West Thirty-firat Street
William F. Rankin
Washington Boulevard
Cleveland, O
Rankin
Schellschmidt
Martha Hawkins
W. L. Horne
Robert Keith
W. H. Clapp
Sanford Coons
Elsa Reeves
Crawford Industrial Home
Zionsville
Durward Staley
Ray Hunter
Terre Haute
Mr. Hunter
Robert F. Peel
Norfolk, Va
Diet For Children
Bedtime
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
VIA
L. E
Michigan City
Plymouth
Rochester
Mrs. Tobey
Boards of Education
Badger
Indiana
Bacser FurnitureCo
E. Wash. St
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