The Daily Story Clubhouse Quarrel Ends With Forgiveness
A quarrel between Robert Langdon and his wife leads to tears on the lounge. Maj. Hunt entertains at the fort with a tale of Genevieve Hutle's loyalty and a missing trooper. Back home the couple reconciles, then the piece shifts to fashion, detailing a secured leather cap with veil and tied bow for women drivers.
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Robert Langdon
Langdon
Maj. Hunt
Genevieve Hutle
Miss Hutle
Miss Hyde
Tascel
Thor
London
Lengdont
Robert Langden
Asah
Genevieve
Cross
Model Tenements Movement Aims At Chicago Capitalists
Mrs Frances M Norton of Chicago launches a campaign to attract city investors toward building model tenements modeled on New York's Phipps flats to improve housing for the poor in major cities.
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Frances M. Norton
Chicago
New York
Short skirts regain vogue in street and formal wear
The fashion cycle shows skirts returning to longer lengths for house wear and formal events, while street length remains shorter. After eight years of trending shorter skirts, another shift sees long skirts more popular this year, though street length remains notably brief.
How to Propagate Rubber Plants by Limbing and Moss
Instructions describe raising a rubber plant by scoring a limb to encourage root growth, covering the injury with sphagnum moss kept wet, and allowing roots to form through the moss before cutting the limb and potting it.
From Diana's Diary A Summer Flirtation Tale
From Diana's Diary a light page from a summer romance shows Diana narrating a flirtatious exchange with Sir Chauncey Chasington at Bunkhaven on the lake. She notes social maneuvering, spending behavior, and her own playful deception as the scene unfolds in six diary chapters.
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Diana
Sir Chauncey
Thousands Go For Miraculous Care At Lourdes Pilgrimage
The Lourdes pilgrimage drew larger crowds than ever as more than 24 000 sick travelers arrived from France. Priests and Sisters of Mercy escorted the travellers on the White Train, chanting hymns and praying. many cripples were carried through doors with no doctors or medical aids aboard.
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Lourdes
Groue
France
Home Canned Grapes and Spiced Grapes Recipe Tips
Instructions describe selecting ripe grapes, cleaning, jar prep with a spoon, boiling water rinses, and sealing. Includes two methods: plain canned grapes using sugar syrup, and spiced grapes with vinegar, sugar, spices, and repeated syrup boiling over three mornings before sealing with paraffin.
WASP WAIST PREFERRED IN A FORMER AGE
A Boston writer laments untidy female forms, recalling his grandmother lacing a 16 inch waist and a girl who could span hers. He says past generations were proud of slender waists, while today women adopt fashionable but slovenly habits and regrets current trends.
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Boston
Notre Dame Lady’s Home Rheumatism Cure Appeal
A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment for rheumatism and related pains claiming it cures without lifestyle changes. The letter promises to banish uric acid, loosen stiff joints, purify blood, and restore energy, inviting readers to request proof and sample via Summera Box KR Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame
Summera
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Relief
An old nurse for children advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it eases teething pains calms the gums and relieves wind colic and diarrhea. The pitch notes the price as five cents and urges use for infants during teething.
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Mrs. Winslow
Bettie
Mother and daughter drive cross country to Ohio to enroll in Antioch College
Mrs Froan W Dalley and her daughter Vivian Dalley traveled from Delagua Colorado to Yellow Springs Ohio in a two horse wagon. They toured Henry County Missouri and Kansas on the way estimating 1.5% miles traveled and plan to place Vivian in Antioch College where her late grandfather F H Tufts was president. The Colorado ranch they own near Delagua may yield income from coal. They left June 35 and hope to reach Indianapolis road after crossing the river.
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the Sun
BT. Louis
Froan W. Dalley
Vivian L. Dalley
St. Louis
Delague
Col
Yellow Springs
Dalley
Davey
Colorado
Delagué
Henry County
Missouri
Kansas
Mra Dailey
Matead
Sprace St. Jerry’ Landing
Satin and Ashes in New York Society
New York society plans a pious winter, shifting from theater and divorce scandals to church and religion. Sentimental poets gain demand, saintly country cousins receive invitations, ministers are hosted for tea, and even flowers are restrained to violets or gardenias.
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New York
Indies
Fish Jump Into Boat Method From Canvas Screen
The article describes a fishing method used by Chinese fishers where a white canvas screen is lowered from the boat. Fish shoals mistake the screen for a floating obstruction and lean toward it, causing them to jump into the boat.
Entertaining Fragment Shows Village Scene and Wedding Lore
A fragmented piece describes a village pawnbroker scene with a woman in distress and her fruit jar rings, then shifts to comic wedding etiquette notes. It covers a misfired burglars tale in Kentucky correspondence and ends with satirical wedding customs about attire and etiquette.
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Father Cete
Traffic Congestion Relieved in Corbin Kentucky
Corbin letters note eased traffic on a narrow aidewalk near Main Street as Bertha and Dock Johnson part ways. Observers mention Mr B B Sutton’s corner shop attracting a steady clerk but details of goods traded remain unclear. A local laborer laments adjustments in work and commentary on spelling and progress in the town.
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Tate
B. B. Sutton
Sutton
Corbin
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Sept 9 1906
Prediction cautions readers about quarrels and risks on Sunday September 9 1906 and notes a child born that day may be careless and untruthful in business. It warns of law, disputes, and health concerns if birthday anniversaries occur and business faces losses.
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Dea
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Kew
the Daily Story
Quartermaster’s
POR
Pierces
Scadsley Chasington
Bunkhaven-on-the- Lake
Ohio
Satin and
Pyater
Deck Barton
Seutfletown
Musolino
Dan House
Dock Johnson
Bertha
Rome
Father Rudolph, Meyer
St. Louis, Mo
Raphael
Butler College
Armuatse
Crescent Machine and Tool CO
Sam S
Piehereek I Bank
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Jos.r. Adams
Aber
Frank K. Sawyer General Insurance
E. Market
Geo. T. Watts
Union Trust Co.Bird
Chandee
Perkins
Indianapolis Gas CO
Parker
Newton
Senate
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