Quality and hearts clash over a summer storm
Nan and Terry navigate rivalries at the Stanton house as Leith Story arrives. A sudden thunderstorm forces a rescue with Nan proving steady and loyal while Terry reassesses his feelings. Nan declares character matters more than class as she and Terry share a rain soaked kiss.
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Nan
Virginia
Liza Stanton
Miss Leith
Terry Lawrence
Terry
Leith Story
Jerry Peters
Jerry
Mrs. Stanton
Leith
Liva
Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Leith Story
Peters
Links
Stanton Place
Phaeton
Old Dawson
Mr. Lawence
Mother
Bitter Experience Court Case Sparks Controversy
A garbled excerpt references a person named Biggs and a fatal self harm incident. The fragment mentions a taser and safety concerns, implying a controversial or tragic court or police matter. The readable words suggest turmoil and questions surrounding the event.
Simple Swarm Catcher Demonstrated by Gates at Maryland Meeting
Dr. B N Gates of the U S Department of Agriculture showed a wooden swarm-catching apparatus at the Maryland State Beekeepers Association meeting in Baltimore. The 16 by 8 by 2 inch box has five side holes and top slits for brood, with adjustable poles to reach clusters, and can be tarred for durability.
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Maryland State
Bee Keepers’ Association
Baltimore
B. N. Gates
United States Department of Agriculture
Orange Judd
Tor
Gates
Automatic wire twister patented in Texas
A Texas inventor patents a novel wire twister that automatically twists wire as the tool is pulled toward the user. The spiral shank reels from the handle, winding wire with each motion, offering faster operation than hand twisting with pincers.
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Texas
Use of Weeds as Lessons in Soil and Vines
The text reflects on weeds serving as blessings in disguise teaching cultivation of soil and enduring lessons. It cites biblical imagery from Solomon about fields, vineyards, thorns, and the overgrown face of abundance. The tone blends metaphor with moral instruction.
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Solomon
Book Charades for Hostess A Novel Party
Hostess A Novel suggests book charades with cards numbered 1 to 20 for guessing. Prizes include a book candy box. ideas include scenes from Looking Backward The First Violin We Two and The Brass Bowl among others. A prize for most correct guesses and a consolation prize if desired.
Bacon Bat for Outdoor Feasts Aimed at Readers
A college friend promotes an outdoor party idea called a Bacon Bat. Six couples supply thin bacon, sweet potatoes, finger rolls, and drinks. Build a fire, roast potatoes, grill bacon on sticks, assemble sandwiches, and enjoy. The piece invites readers to host gatherings after nature studies.
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Madame Merri
Pie Party Portraits and Silhouette Fun At Social Event
The host organized a humorous pie party auction with guests paired as partners. A “medicine” man and a coal dealer were auctioned off amid witty insults and laughter. Guests later posed for silhouette portraits, matching names to faces on paper cutouts, as the scene turned into a playful exhibition.
Decorative Rings Replace Buttons In Delicate Garments
The article suggests using silk buttonholed rings as stylish closures for blouses and dresses. White thread options enhance lingerie blouses, and battenberg rings offer ready made alternatives from embroidery stores.
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Notion
Shirt Waists Offer Practical Fabric Fashion
Shirt waists in challis foulard pongee or messaline match the set color well and prove very stylish and practical. They can be sewn simply and worn with lingerie collars and cuffs, presenting an affordable alternative to washing traditional shirt waists.
Fashions: Black Satin and Color Accents Rule Gowns
In revising Paris trends the piece notes black satin dominates with heavy embroidery and Irish crochet lace on waists. Deep back sailor collars, three quarter sleeves, and fringed trims appear. red and blue accents appear in accessories and trims, while some black and white frocks retain no color across fabrics.
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Paris
Summer Bags Made of Humen Pique with Pearl Buttons
Summer bags shown are made of humen or pique, buttoned down with pearl buttons and braided or embroidered. They have inner pockets and long cotton cords to suspend on the arm. For summer dress they are ideal, light, and leave no leather smudges. The belt is stitched with a pearl button effect and snaps keep it fastened neatly.
Second Artist-Oh cuts Quite a Figure In Art Circles
An art column notes a second artist makes a striking impression with a notable presence and distinctive style, drawing attention in gallery circles and social events.
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Tor
Australia celebrates Captain Cook landing hundred forty first anniversary
Australia marks the 141st anniversary of Captain Cook's landing at Botany Bay where HMS Endeavour, a 370 ton barque, anchored in 1770. The flag was unfurled and saluted by harbor guns on the repeat ceremony as ships display the British flag.
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Australia
Captain Cook
H. M. S. Endeavor
Sting Rays Harbor
Botany Bay
Curious Sleep Aid From Grape-Nuts Food
A minister writes of indigestion relief and better sleep after using Grape-Nuts. He notes improved nerves and refreshed rest after Sabbath duties and says the product is now a staple at their table. The letter is attributed to Postum Co. and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Greek
Michigan
Wellville
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Maryland Bee Keepers’ Association
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John Jones
Vanity Fair
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Pope
Lillian Bell
Black Rock
Connor
Middlemarch
Tances Or
Talemon
Vienna
Libby
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