Woman Marries Man to Save Another in A Turbulent Tale
In a village the wealthy Raymond family vies for Edward Warden's love. After Warden reveals Lester Arnold forged a 3000 dollar firm check, Annette agrees to marry Warden to spare Arnold. Five years of cold, formal marriage pass before Warden dies, exposing the forgery tale as false. Later Arnold and Annette meet, marry in New York.
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Edward Warden
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Lester Arnold
Annette
Arnold
New York
Irish Carrickmacross Lace Laces in Use This Season
Irish lace fans note that Carrickmacross lace from Ireland, also called Trish guipure or Trish point, is among the most delicate patterns this season. The fabric uses cut away threads to form flowers with open guipure between, unlike real silk Brussels and French guipure where flowers are woven in. Travelers encounter lace making schools in Glengariff and Carrickmacross teaching Irish crochet and lace, with peasant women skilled in producing these laces and selling collars and luncheon sets by watching the work.
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Ireland
Brussels
France
Carrickmacross
Glengariff
Famous Bible Scholar Agnes Lewis Receives D D
The world renowned woman Bible scholar Miss Agnes Lewis of England, a Presbyterian, has earned the degree of Doctor of Divinity for her work deciphering ancient manuscripts.
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Agnes Lewis
England
Home Recipes and Savoy Potato Dish Guide
A compact list of kitchen instructions covering Jelly with fruits and molded shapes served with whipped cream, jumbles cookies with nutmeg, squash cake, ginger bread, and a Savoy potato bake. It provides measurements for butter sugar milk flour and baking powder, with steps to mix roll bake and brown.
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Savoy Potatoe
Rhodes Scholars Arrive at Oxford Under Rhodes Will
Twenty eight new Rhodes scholars are expected to arrive in Oxford in October. Last year’s contingent was sixty eight, but this year no American colleges will nominate candidates under Mr Rhodes will. The in residence total at Oxford next term will exceed one hundred fifty.
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Oxford
London Chronicle
Rhodes
Berlin convention urges two lyceums for girls
A Berlin convention of learned men advised the government to establish two types of lyceums for girls. One would offer an eight years advanced course, and the other a shorter program, expanding girls education in the era.
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Berlin
Fall Dress Trends Show Plaited Skirts Replacing Full Circles
The article describes this season's fall dresses featuring plaited or accordion skirts in place of full gathered styles. It highlights navy and Russian blue, lavender and chartreuse voiles, and intricate jacket details with Eton cuts, lace vests, and black accents. It notes new sheer fabrics like chiffon taffeta and gauze, with undergarments emphasized, and calls attention to pale pink, rose, and lilac tones as captivating fashion colors.
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E. Washington St
Eton
Vienna
Valenciennes
Ida Tarbell To Launch Her Own Historical Magazine
Miss Ida Tarbell will publish a new historical periodical featuring her views on the greed of millionaires and the business and politics of recent times. She joins other prominent writers in this venture, offering an historical series in upcoming issues.
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Ida Tarbell
Monument to Pocahontas Moves Ahead With Fundraising
Pocahontas descendants including Randolph Fairfax and Cabell families in Virginia have joined others nationwide to erect a monument. About ten thousand dollars has been raised toward the project, ending years of talk with concrete progress.
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Pocahontas
Randolph
Fairfax
Cabel
Virginia
Long Dresses in Paris Report Sparks Fashion Debate
Miss Waite, a dress authority, notes the long tailed skirt is already worn in Paris and paired with tights. She hopes such gowns won’t spread to street fashion in this country, and suggests they likely won’t.
Frogskins Fashionable in Belts and Accessories
Frogs and their skins become a fashion trend with belts pocketbooks and accessories. A bullfrog skin hat and a bullfrog skin umbrella are among the novelties though the umbrella uses silk in matching greenish brown tones.
Where the Fun Comes In and Paul Revere Readings
Fragmentary newspaper card from a 19th or early 20th century issue features poems and jokes about Paul Revere, miscaptioned jokes, and a brief local notice. It mentions Annapolis students, a football team, a Cleveland manager, a North Carolina society, and a marriage at the Jones mansion with unrelated ad-like snippets.
Radium Silk: A New Fall Fashion Elixir
Radium silk has arrived and promises a fall furore with its delicate luster and opalescent coloring. Heavier weaves retain cling and durability, and it resists wrinkling for elaborate gowns. It can be washed with care but is best lined to maintain tone and iridescent effect.
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Paris
Gray Hats Fashion Trends This Season
Gray hats dominate this season with smooth French felt in colors chosen to coordinate with dresses. If the hat clashes with the gown the gray shade is favored over black and plaid scarfs trim many hats. Plaid is popular beyond hats, extending to shoes and other accessories.
New Collar Styles Called Marrying Mary Ruches
A new fashion note describes several collar styles using tulle ruching. Some versions feature up to five rows of ruching and are referred to as Marrying Mary ruches, worn in place of traditional embroidered collars or stocks.
Ancient Giants and Og of Bashan in Bible History
The text discusses Og the famous king of Bashan and his supposed giant stature, citing Deuteronomy and a pedelena mine cubita length of about sixteen and a half feet. It notes the misinterpretation of bones found worldwide and argues many claims of enormous human height are unproven, often tied to giant animals in history.
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Bashan
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