Man’s Revenge Ends With Unnamed Baby and Reunion
George Tyneson travels to a gulch seeking William Stevens, the man he believes ruined his life. In a remote cabin he confronts the past and finds Mary Mason, the woman who loved him, with their sleeping baby. Mary reveals Stevens is dead and urges forgiveness as Tyneson asks her to return home with him.
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George Tyneson
Palace
Colorado
William Stevens
England
Stevens
Tyneson
Willian Stevens
Mary Mason
Mary
William
Tal
George
Evening gowns trimmed with black blossoms on white chiffon
Fashion notes on trimming evening gowns with artificial flowers and frottage. Black roses and ribbon forms enhance decollete edges and chiffon looks, with methods to back, couple, and outline petals using velvet ribbons, net, and passementerie accents.
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Alan
Keeping Out Flies With Window Box Plants
Few know that windowboxes planted with geraniums or mignonettes, or both, effectively repel flies. These hardy plants are inexpensive and bloom readily, serving as a pleasant preventive. Proper sun, moisture, and space influence the bloom and scent that aid the deterrent effect.
Notable Witty Quote Sparks Debate Over Wealth
A clipped quotation, “That fellow rolls in it, He has nothing but money,” sparks chatter about wealth and reputation amid debate on influence and social standing. Community voices weigh whether riches define character or distort value.
Why Wage Earning Women Should Organize
The piece argues for women wage earners, led by Mayme Mulcrone, to unite in the Hetall Clerka Union of St. Paul for better wages, hours, and working conditions. It highlights social benefits of union meetings, eliminates myths about unions, and notes unions seek remedies for abuses through collective action and respectful negotiation.
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Mayme Mulcrone
Hetall Clerka’ Union
St. Paul, Mit
Wnion
Sociass
Union Joine& Friendly Association
Banncn & Co. Deepartment
St. Paul
Miss Mulcrone
Retail Clerksociation
Retail Clerks’ Union
Miss Mulcrane
Auz Lary Society
Clerks’ Association
Vaudeville to Astronomy Mix Sparks in Town
A fragment from a New York paper features humor about jury bias rumors and jokes about famous figures. It also notes social gossip on Mrs Eliza Errington and Miss Cora Metz hosting melon parties while a street column mocks German accented banter and a playful exchange about star gazing in a vaudeville sketch.
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Bill
John
Eliza Errington
Robert Errington
Byron Errington
Bill eRrington
John Errington
le Hoy
Minn
The Soldier and the Beans Ballad of War Time Sorrow
A poem recalls a girl shelling peas while a soldier goes to war. The chorus asks to remember him when eating beans and hints at home’s meaning, then a second stanza paints a dying soldier begging for the flag and a final drink, with sobering wartime refrain.
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Hue
Reginald
Treas
Matrimonial Surprises Shake Tennessee High Society
Nashville report details a web of marriages and separations involving Mrs. Hart McKee and intertwined connections. It follows her prior marriages to Cornelia Baxter, Hugh Travis, and the Earl of Roslyn, alongside Hart McKee's tumultuous separation from his wife amid a flotilla of scandalous liaisons and expected remarriages.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Hart McKee
McKee
Cornelia Baxter
Gerald Hughes
Travis
California
Earl of
Rogers Portrait and Social Life in New York and Rome
A comprising glimpse shows Mrs. Rogers, wife of a wealthy financier, in a rare social portrait with her husband in their Rome home and New York brownstone. The scene includes a brief note on a Bretton Woods hotel vacation and references a soothing syrup ad for teething children.
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Rogers
Rome
Fall Heaven
Mase
Rogera Brown Stone
New York
Rogere
Bilnardéed. A thrilling San Francisco mystery novel
A Boston youth arrives in San Francisco to work under a man rumored to be dangerous. Mistaken identity with Henry Wilton leads to murder, pursuit, and a web of deception. Doddridge Knapp, a dual figure of street king and wolf, stalks the hero while a mysterious woman aids him. The plot centers on crime, notes, warnings, and a final unmasking with plentiful intrigue and dramatic scenes.
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Bilnardéed
San Francisco
Earle Ashley Walcott
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Henry Wilton
Wilton
Daddridge Knapp
Boston
Witton
Justion
Denler Im Stocks
Wolf Han
Loelie Knapp
Wier
Thera
Witon
Whiten
Maoy
Doddridge Knapp
Round hat with roses and cascading feather detail
A round hat features a large curved crown and drooping brim woven from soft yellow liberty aged like braid. Large yellow roses ring the brim, with a huge feather shaded from cream to deep yellow tied at the right crown and cascading toward the shoulder.
Home Style Cream Tartars and Indian Matzo Pudding Menu
A fragmented recipe list details Cream Tartar Biscuits using flour butter milk and leaveners, Potato a la Creme with potatoes and cream in a rich sauce, and an Indian Tobacco Pudding style dish with milk parched grains eggs and spices. Text is garbled with OCR errors but preserves dish names and basic steps.
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
An offer claims immediate relief for piles with a new absorption treatment that can be done at home. Readers are asked to send address details to Mr. Bos P in Notre Dame Indiana to receive instructions and trial materials, with references from the reader’s locality. No payment required.
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Adair
der Observatorium Wenting
Aetronomiers
der Observatorium
Bence
Fournell
Bos P
Notre Dame
Ind
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ROYAL
the Daily Story
Chicago
Smithers
Lady Fiyers
Acress
Bacon
Lamb
Fiennel Cakes
Pittsburg
Brotlers
Sarstage Chip
Watermelon
Sient" Smith
Mra
Silent Smith
Boraine
Stuyvesant
Mise Cort
Cora Metz
Merle Myers
Cora
Della McGuff
Misa Ora Metz
Misa Cora Metz
Freyburg
Halla
Karvick
Kaneas Bank
Fortune
Glass
Lawrence C. Phipps
Eurane
Paris
Harr McKer
H. H
Mrs. Rogers
Bretton Woods Hotel
Ira
Winslow
al. Maya
Kingston
Gavety Suffet
Bobbs-Merrill, Company
Butler College
Indianapolis
Velaity
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