Ride Horses Astride Says Society Girl
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports Ellen Rasmussen Tuttle, a leading society horsewoman, advocates riding astride in bloomers with a jockey suit and short overskirt. She argues side saddles are unsafe and that astride riding offers freedom and safety despite public shock and an Oklahoma town’s ban.
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Ellen Rasmussen Tuttle
Miss Tuttle
Misa Tuttle
Oklahoma
Simpson Family Reunion Brims With Tension and Tender Moments
In Cynthia Grey’s scene The Simpson reunion brings Peter and Alice face to face with strained finances and kinship. Relatives arrive by horse and buggy, memories surface, and a tentative support gesture from Uncle Amos offers a hopeful note amid the debt scare and family ties.
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Cynthia Grey
Simpson
Peter Simpson
Alice
Silas
Peter
Peter, Jr
Sarah
Eleanor
Mary Ann
Grace
Lancoln
Jane
Uncle Amos
Miranda
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh Treatment Claims
A short promotional note describes catarrh as excessive mucous secretion with chronic inflammation. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla acts through the blood to reduce inflammation restore healthy action and “radically cures” catarrh. The remainder lists divided, unclear items about a water company and quantities.
Search in the shadow of a doomed voyage in Hongkong
Elliott and Margaret continue a perilous hunt while the truth about Sevier and the Clara McCray lingers. Laurie's confession reveals embezzlement, a Durban chapel fund, and a wreck on the Clara McCray, setting the stage for a dangerous reckoning aboard the mission’s moral voyage.
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Elliott
Henninghr
Hongkong
Margaret
Hilott
Sevier
Piliott
Biliott
Eliott
Laurie
Clara McCay
Clara McClay
Durban
Mission Society
South Africa
England
Clara McCray
Delagoa Bay
House dress with net and voile in golden brown
A handsome house dress features heavy net and voile in golden brown. The skirt opens at the right side to reveal the underskirt of net. Buttons are dull gold and the undershoulder is of verse.
Where Fun Comes In Less Meat Is Eaten by Americans Now
Poetic snippets mix social trends with satirical lines on exchange and hash. A town figure recounts a comic death by own action tale returning from a watery grave complaining the grave would not stay dug. The piece closes with mournful notes on melancholy days and rising costs while a legal fence against child slavery is urged for any wealthy state.
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Hoe
Nation Must Save the Child Slaves declares national child labor crisis
Washington dispatch notes state laws fail to protect children as 35,000 factory workers in Pennsylvania. 60,000 under 14 in four southern states. 7,500 boys in glass houses. Illiteracy and weak enforcement persist. Illinois shows improvement with a stronger law. Congress faces action, funding, and potential Bevt ward recommendations. President Roosevelt urged to act. debate over constitutional power continues.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
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Massachusetts
Illinois
New Jersey
New York
Roosevelt
Old Time Kitchen Crab Apple Recipes and Dishes
A collection of historic home kitchen recipes describes Johnny Cake, Cuban Hash, Pickled Lime Marmalade, Salmon Chowder, and Surprise Cake. Each item lists ingredients and steps such as mixing corn meal and milk, simmering meat with tomatoes, boiling limes with sugar, and baking times. The tone resembles a community cookbook page with practical instructions.
Ten Cent Patterns From The Sun Fashion Department
Up to Date Patterns The Sun partners with a leading pattern company to offer readers the latest designs at ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and this is the only ten cent pattern that includes seam allowances. Send ten cents and request the pattern number size and your name and address to The Sun Fashion Department for postpaid delivery.
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Fashion Department
Pastor Bullard Faces Theft Trial in Boston
Rev Lauriston Bullard of Brandon Vermont is on trial in Boston accused of stealing rare books from multiple dealers. Insanity as literary kleptomania is cited by three Brandon physicians and Mrs Bullard testifies, with the defense claiming insanity reconciles the minister with the alleged acts.
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Ly United Press
Boston
Ocv
Lauriston Bullard
Brandon (Vt
Brandon
Balloon Race to Award Gold Cup in St Louis
St Louis hosts an annual balloon contest to be run under the Aero club. Adolphus Busch offers a $1,000 gold cup for the world wide event. The cup becomes the property of the first contestant to win it three times in a row.
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Ry United Vess
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Aero Club
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