Woman's World Fourth of July Jelly and Rich Charity Gist
A cherry jelly based dessert uses demon juice and sugar, set in ice water, with ring quirl cherries and American flags for serving. A charity feature highlights large gifts by Mrs Thomas Fo Ryan Miss Helen Gould Mrs William K Vanderbilt and others totaling millions, plus linen suit fashion notes on summer fabrics and creasing.
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Thomas Fo Ryan
Cathedral of St Peter
Richmond
Helen Gould
Jay Gould
Gould
O. H. VP. Belmont
Fashion Notes in Summer Tones and Patterns
Vogue tones of sulphur and golden yellow dominate summer trims for girls dresses. Marguerites and miniature suners pair well with dull elephant gray or antique blue. patterns feature checked fabrics and embroidery on collars. May Manton pattern 6607 targets girls eight to fourteen, 10 cents, with optional extra stamp for faster mail.
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Kisi
Linen fashions feature soft weaves and gray green suits
Propensities are done away within the new linens which are soft pliable and in many instances of a weave resembling grenadine. The suit pictured is of the heavy variety in a charming shade of gray green. The suit is kept in one tone and the trimming is of crochet banding dyed to match the linen. Sashes are with us once more. The broad belts now so popular are continued in soft knots and long ends when the gown to be ornamented is of light summery texture. Wide flowered ribbon in pompadour patterns soft broken plaids of dainty color on white new satin brocade in soft self es and the ever beautiful messa cre is all sought by the foresighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Daddy
Hill
Noah
Thy Tan
Second Sight and Puns From The Laughing Pages
A compilation of jokey exchanges and quips from newspapers. Dialogues touch on clairvoyance, curious kitchen mishaps, and a noisy piano joke. The bits showcase light humor and social banter across several era papers.
Sheriff Kidnaps Prisoner in Bid to Recover Bail Jumpers
In a Canadian border town a sheriff driven by poverty and deceit risks expatriation to recover a bail jumper. Wilkins and ally Parker kidnap Fletcher from his home after Fletcher’s wife sues for mercy. The pursuit by mounted police unfolds across river shores toward a ferry as a tense cliffhanger ends with Fletcher appearing in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Wilkins
Fletchier
Fletcher
Wilkins
Mrs. Fletcher
Parker
St. Lawrence River
Fistcher
New Jersey Central Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a New Jersey Central timetable with vague references to Long Branch and Atlantic City. The readable items mention routes toward New York and numbers that resemble train times or platform data, but many words are garbled.
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Long Branch
New
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Richard R. Hughes
West Long Branch
West End
New Jersey
Davis-Smith
George W. Henderson
Lake Ave
Asbury Park
W. W. Kennedy & Sons
Broadway
New York
Vogue Point
Forundred
Marie
Society
New York Weekly
Daisy
Cleveland
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Mr. Reglar
Puck
Our
Interlaken
Alieohurst
Ont
Sachain
Racer Espeanco
Stormfeltz
Story
TH Avenue Market
5Th Avenue
Cass
Mrs. C. Arnold
St. James’ Church
Safres
Paul Rosen
Mattison Avenue
Frank L. Deterling
Fifth and
Atlantic Avenues
Davidson’s Clothing Store
RED Bank
G. van NO
Phone TE CO
Delicatessen
N. J
Patten
Mne
Wes
Battery
South Ferry
Rockwell Avenue
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
Hayden
Seo'y
NEW Jersey Central
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