Starlight Boss Maneuver Sparks Racing Drama
The Bat’s best girl Denver Low plots to protect Starlight Boss at Miramar Park while a rival scheme aims to harm the mare. The Bat acts to safeguard the horse, facing threats as the Colonel Connoly hosts a large party, and news reaches the hotel about injures to the Bat and related figures amid the race week tensions.
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Comnoly
Lexington
Miramar Park
Lan
Tommy
Eddie Daly
Flovil
Flo
Star Ught Beas
Daly
Knuckles
Grand Southern
Bart
Colonel Connoly
Starlight Hess
Ingine
Biddle Higly
Cve
Tohgel Pell
Uie Hiahy
Bats Induries
Baer
Jeeley
Cohanel
Alte
Vole Daly
Prieunte
Reilly
Erhaus
Yeireelf
Mina Canali
Nii
Draft Horses Prepared for County Faire Show
Draft horses ready for county fair require extra care and conditioning. Feed grain and hay to improve condition, using equal parts corn and oats as suitable, plus grass or green feed as a conditioner. Train horses to stand and lead, use rope halters for mares and young stock, and exercise daily on level ground to build familiarity with showing.
Parasol to Match Elegant Parisian Bonnets This Season
Paris fashion notes describe simple yet chic bonnets worn with parasols in dull blue taffeta and cyclamen pink trim. The high crowned, narrow brims feature pink ribbon edging and a bow at the top, as worn by Malla De Villiers, Paris correspondent.
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Paris
Anys Malla de Villiers
Parla
Linen frock of two colors teen fashion trend
The article highlights linen frocks in two tone designs for teen wear. A pale rose and orchid pink model features a light jumper top, darker skirt, belt, and coordinated cuffs. It notes mixing leftover linen scraps into stylish, affordable garments amid rising remnant availability.
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Ross
Superior tonics for swine by Dr Williams
Hog owners are advised to use a home tonic mixture to improve growth and condition. The formula includes charcoal, air dried linseed meal, common salt, hardwood ashes, powdered sulfur, and blue stone, mixed and kept ready for daily hog consumption. The tonic aims to improve vitality and resilience rather than disease protection, with better returns from higher gains.
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RB. H. Williams
Work Case for Sewing Supplies Hidden in a Book Form
A decorative work case designed to organize sewing essentials like needles thread and scissors. The item mimics a book with brown art verge and pale pink silk lining, featuring pockets for buttons cotton reels and a dedicated tight pocket for scissors. Flannel leaves hold needles and ribbon strings secure closure, with a matching cane exterior bearing Work Case embroidery.
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Ito
Sunshades Take Odd Shapes in Fashion
Accessories gain notice with curious sunshade shapes. Some resemble empire period motifs while others are dome shaped with lace tulle fringes. Available in many colors. A Paris designer introduces a pale pink tulle neck piece with rosebuds and a black velvet bow.
Cause of Scours in Lambs Hints at Water Contamination
The article discusses lamb scours linked to polluted water. It notes that even well fed flocks can fall ill when water quality is poor, with the stomachs of lambs and sheep showing clear signs of danger. An inspection of the water supply often reveals the cause.
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Gret
Gilpover Chat Dresses Gull Lead
Par due to the large selection of sprver coats dresses arrived from Paria. Many are pale shaded or black and use chiffon or net sleeves. The Tulineas around the waist are held by scar t girdica slipped through slots and the skint portions are shown with panels hoglog tones or stimulated.
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Paria
Ribbon Hat Fashion in 19th Century Shop Styles
Hat styles use ribbons as main material with brim made from wide embroidered ribbon and a circular crown top. The crown rises from straight or folded ribbon forming the upright portion, sometimes finished with a silk tassel at the center that drapes toward the brim.
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Shopa
Women Push for Comfort in Hat Trends This Spring
The piece notes fashion critics fail to curb uncomfortable styles as hat trends shift. Brimless hats rise briefly then brim returns with varying widths, including very wide or very narrow designs. The author observes no enforced exclusion of intermediate brim widths this season.
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Orat
Cape and coat styles for midsummer military wear
Describes midsummer cape options in tan, beige, blue, or cream with matching white or cream jacket and skirt. Notes alterations to the tremed coat, including patch pockets and novel pocket integration to create a striking, less military look.
Canned Goods From Flawed OCR Text
A garbled OCR line discusses Italian canners using aldose and seeds for stock food and soap materials. It mentions refining for table use and lamination techniques, with unclear historical details and multiple transcription errors.
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Tver
Southern Kitchen Snippets: A Medley of Dishes
A collection of home recipes and kitchen tips covers sandwiches with sardines and ham, mushroom Creole, tongue stew with fruit sauce, lobster Creole, cheese omelet, orange salad, and kidney bean salad. It offers stepwise instructions, from mayo spreads to seasoning and serving ideas, reflecting early 20th century home cooking.
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Jules
Female crooks pose as nurses in wartime Britain
London reports a surge of women criminals dressing as nurses to gain trust and access. A Bentland York hotel guest vanished with cash and jewels after posing as a nurse, while a city girls club saw a woman in nurse garb exploit workers, using her position to run bets and manipulate volunteers. The ruse unsettles staff and highlights new wartime crime.
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London
Theigula
Bentland Yorf
Onrne
Lost Her Dough In Train
Milas Judson recounts an odd incident on a New York to Connecticut train. She explains she was returning from a school where she taught women to bake bread for Red Cross relief, carrying dough she had mixed for a lesson, which confused a polite clerk who misunderstood the situation.
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New York
Lost and Found Terbiury
Conn
Milas Judsom
Miss Judson
Red Cross
Querton
Breaks Arm of Knifer in Memphis Knife Attack
In Memphis Tennessee a Mexican man with a long knife confronted a guard unit near the river, slashing at a sergeant after crashing through a National Guard barrier. The assailant failed to kill and the clash ended without broader bloodshed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rio Grande
Mexico
Alabansa National Guard
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