Fisher trip sparks a California fine in 1902 tale
In Francisca California Walter L. Mary of the Interior notes a possible pay, while a judge fines Fisher two dollars after a party travels from San Vraheise to Marion county. The tale blends legal talk and exotic brush with references to China and a cautions spend.
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Francisca
Cal
Walter L. 4Ary
Interior
Tlonolith
Fisher
Assuia’ Department
de Santa Rosa
Panther
Rey
Marion Couix
Falbe Viel
Fisherza
China
San Vraheise Eo
Ready for School or Play in Rice Little Attire
A short description outlines a school or vacation outfit featuring a dress with a hemline belt, light upper braiding, and trimmed sleeves. A matching slip uses contrasting material with a plain attach to the knickers. White cambric hat with embroidered brim and a colored ribbon bow at the left side completes the ensemble.
Exclusive Paris hat copy inspires dainty work in New York
A New York Press feature details a chic White chip picture hat from Paris covered in niaize chiffon. Crochet flowers in bright colors, silk wired edge, and velvet leaves create a distinctive elegant effect, described as worth copying by skilled hobbyists who enjoy unusual hat trims.
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Paris
New York Press
Fashion’s Fancigs and Linen Dresses Demonstrate Style
Fashion notes describe white and tan shoes as leads for tailored suits with lace handbags as novelty. Linen dresses outshine prior seasons, belts should harmonize with costumes, and negligees in empire and straight cuts appear. Crepe details, taffeta frocks, and white serge coats for children are noted with decorative trims. Stockings embroidered with dots gain Paris approval and can be home made.
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Medford
Paris
Remarkable Kidney Remedy Saves Life Says Patient Testimonial
A Sandusky Ohio man recounts severe kidney and liver disease nearly ending his life. After failed treatments, he used Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, regained weight from 114 to 170 pounds, and credits the remedy with restoring health. He urges others with kidney or liver trouble to try it and endorses the product.
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Ethione
Kien
Reihberker & Brown
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Journal-Worll
W. S
Gunsalus
Chamberlain
Practical shirtwaist wear for summer and autumn crafts
Mary Dean advises durable fabrics for school wear shirts and skirts in a practical shirtwaist set. She urges light fabrics for summer, recommends serge or cotton cheviot for hard use, and notes August fabric releases offer cheaper leftovers. Endorses ready made wear as affordable and seasonal hats and dresses suitable into autumn.
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Ana
Jamile Hinen
Mary
Dean
LIVE RATTLERS AS NECKTIES IN VENTURE FOR MEDICINE
A Waynesboro hunter, Glen Famney, claims rattlesnake venom can cure epilepsy and for years has hunted rattlers. He boasted killing eight snakes on Sunday and four more on Tuesday, capturing several alive and injuring a black snake. A local physician injects small venom doses monthly into young patients, noting no seizures in twelve months. Also mentions Chamberlain’s remedies and a local mother’s belief in presidential choices.
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Waynesboro
Glen Famney
Pennsylvania
Caughit
Calimer
Nut Cake Recipe and Chocolate Icing from KC Cook Book
Mrs Hill presents KC Nut Cake with butter milk and nut meats, baked to a sheet cake in 30 to 40 minutes, iced with a chocolate or nut caramel frosting. The recipe includes ingredient amounts for butter sugar flour milk eggs and baking powder, with directions to cream butter and fold in dry ingredients. A free copy of KC Cook's Book is offered via a colored certificate mailed in B-cet cans of KC Baking Powder to Jaques Mrs Co Phlege.
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Mrc. Co
Phlege. Oea
Sleeve Arrangement and Washable Belts in Fashion
This snippet describes sleeve construction starting at the bodice armhole, with variations for long and short sleeves, and notes washable belts in white pique and linen with pockets. It mentions belt styles, widths, and prices around fifty cents, plus fashion observations on accessorizing.
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New York Times
Thugs Battle With Police Ends in Deaths in Germany
A mob of five housebreakers clashed with police in Westphalia last night. Two suspects were killed and a constable was fatally shot. Four assailants were wounded and tenacious pursuit led to their capture by local officers aided by reserve forces.
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Harpe
West Phalia
Germany
Iili
Italy Revealed as Power by Awakening Nations
Italy emerges as a growing power as foreign observers note renewed national vigor in arts and industry. The piece highlights Italian pride, disciplined effort, and a shift in global perception toward a stronger, more influential Italy.
Hog and Weasel Feud Over Poultry Yard Incident
In Lawrencehurs Ind Sept 2 a large Chester White hog and a big weasel formed an unlikely bond after feasting on poultry. The weasel terrorized the pen eating flesh and feathers while the hog watched then scratched the back of the protector hog. Probst killed the weasel with a pitchfork and narrowly escaped attack while the hog refused to eat and cried out after the death of the weasel.
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Lawrencehurs
Ind
Jahin W. Probst
Justive
Probst Poultry Yard
Pernie
Probst
Bar
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