Halloween Party Mishap and Social Highlights
A jumble of social notices describes Halloween events, dinners, and parties. Jessie Fine hosts a Hallowe'en gathering. the Elite Embroidery Club meets at the Siler home. Miss Hadley of Los Angeles is honored at a dinner. multiple sororities pledge members. and Mrs. A D Carroll hosts a Hallowe'en party for her daughter with listed guests.
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Hallowe
Jessie Fine
Will
Elite Embroidery Club
Elite
Embroney Club
Withi Mas
George Siler
Uke Siler
Tee
Hallowe'en
D. Alr
A. D. Carroll
Katherine
Personal Mention in Kansas City Social Roundup
The note lists numerous residents visiting or spending time in Kansas City including D. G. Mere, Clingman, W. A. Wiley of Oklahoma City, Mrs John Herman, Mrs W. A. Walker, Miss Walker, W. H. Cameron of St. Joseph on business, WLA Griffith, PF Le Drinkwater of Webster Kansas, Barrows, Mr and Mrs Ht FE Don Cartes, Neil, Mrs J A Henley, Mrs Roy Hill, and Mrs George Shaw who with her parents Mr and Mrs Marks will travel to Los Angeles tomorrow.
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Charles Sutton
Kansas City
Ord Clingman
W. A. Wiley
Oklahoma’ City
John’ Herman
W. A. Walker
le Drinkwater
Webster, Kansas
A. Barrows
Don Cartes
Kansas ‘City
Neil
Roy
Hill
George Shaw
Marks
Los Angeles
G. We Bolm
Fashion notes on late 19th century long tunics and jackets
Detailed description of contemporary women’s dress emphasizes long tunics, walatcoats, and short jackets with upstanding collars, wing lapels, and satin sashes. Garments feature fluted folds, dropped waistlines, and decorative silver buttons, with vests and blouses pairing to form a complete late era suit.
Best for The Sachet Bag Delicate Spice Scent Tips
A fragment hints at a sachet bag technique for fragrance using geranium and spice notes. It mentions laying din piles in the bag center and suggests a flamboyant or net option for making. The text reads as a quirky, incomplete culinary craft hint.
Social notes from Kansas visits and exchanges
Mrs F Rhodes returns from a visit in Kansas City. I N VanHosen of Atchison visits Lawrence. Miss Anya Winn and Margaret Tucker, Tessie May Tucker spend time in Kansas. Mr and Mrs Wiltshire motored to Kansas City. Robert Rowlands visit Kansas City. Cosgrace of Atchison guests Mrs R C Morrow. A R Young spends day in Kansas City. Miss Alina Sutton and Miss Jennie Sutton of Olathe visit Mrs A J Lane. Julia McGrath to spend weekend in Kansas City with sister Mrs O H Williams. Mrs W S Watson and son Thomas of Denver arrive to spend winter with sister Mrs Mable Rankin.
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F. ‘Rhodes
Kansas City
N. VanHosen
Atchison
Lawrence
Anya Winn
Margaret
Tessie May ‘Tucker
Kansas
I B
Wilt’sor
Robert Rowlands
Cosgrace
R. C. Morrow
A. R. Young
Alina Sutton
Jennie Sutton
Olathe
A.j.lane
Julia McGrath
O. H. Williams
W. S. Watson
Thomas
Denver
Colorado
Watson
Mable Rankin
Helping the Lawyer North Carolina jurist first appearance at the bar
A young North Carolina jurist, in his first bar appearance, prosecuted a man on a weak case. The jury found him guilty, and a juror later admitted they believed his client was not guilty but did not want to discourage a young lawyer by an acquittal.
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North Carolina
Brecioua Stones as Emblems in Old Advertisements
Fragmented OCR reads like a pastiche of product lore and social notes. It mentions emblematic stones such as the pearl and diamond linked to purity and fortitude, then shifts to quick product mentions like Candy Bros fruit tablets and Dick Bros flavors, ending with a sly jab at gender roles in voting.
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Candy Bros
Dick Bros. Aeapons
Lawyers and Their Wills Across Ten Generations
A discussion on eminent lawyers whose last wills falter with age and stress, comparing it to craftspeople who grow careless. The piece cites Lord St Leonards as a famous example who left only a partially legible testament, needing court interpretation by his amanuensis daughter. It also notes an Electric Net pesticide method developed in the Rhine region using a car mounted generator, long cable, a ground net, and a 6000 volt transformer to kill grasshoppers and other insects.
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K.C
Lord St. Leonards
London
Rhine Republic
Entombed Toad Found After Basement Door Cut
A live toad, entombed for about 22 years, was discovered behind a brick tomb in Ward Hall of Science during repair work at Yankton. The toad, with worn claws and no moisture reaching it, remained inexplicably alive in the brick's underside. The report cites a New York World correspondent.
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Yankton, College
Ward ‘Hall of Science
New York World
Love of Precious Stones From Ancient Admiration
An excerpt recalls early fascination with gems and crystal lore, citing an ancient writer Omocritus who lived about five hundred years before Christ. He notes how precious stones seemingly aid prayers when placed in temples, reflecting enduring belief in the gods favoring the faithful who seek with a crystal in hand.
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Omocritus
Christian
Squires Statement Amid Massachusetts Street Confusion
A fragmented line hints at a dispute involving Massachusetts Street and Squires. The unreadable OCR suggests ongoing debate or complaint, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes readable from the passage. Further readable text needed to firm facts.
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Furumouil Sae
Signa Kappa Ts
Tyeete House
Ales
Varsity
Theale
Iff
Cincinnati
Tinnie Severison
X Hleseness
Methodist Orehs
Vivian Dey
Cresander Handsoniey Ant
S! Sisserey Aid Firown
Gary New
Taye
Sone
Indaw
Esnares
Chi Sigma
Alpha
Sigma
Lada Alley MeAlfey
A TD. Weaver
Eqn Hadley
Sherman Wiggs
Sig
Camovali
Kappa ‘Sigma
Hag
Carlton “Hall
Colleyville
Jka
Sigma Nu
Miss. Hadley
Jer. Green
South Lawrence
Hopes Selig
Louise Tolbert
W. K. Edgar
Bessie Russell
Katherine Parel
Florence Biggs
Gertrude Lee
Ruth Petty
Bessie’ Russell
Carrie Porel
Katherine Porel
Cross
Ava Sbazaar
A. R. Hall
Coats
Watyre
Jin Rich
Costuma
Stark Weather
Squires
Sth
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
BELL
Whitehead
Millinery
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
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