The Night at the Supper Room of Lady Astrupp
Loder compels Eve through a crowded corridor while a fire of rival gazes and hidden designs flares around Chilcote. Blessington agrees to help, and Loder faces a turning point as Lillian Astrupp’s arrival unsettles the room and tests loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orca Aetrepp
Loter
Loder
Blessington
Eve
Hin
Abe
Millicent Gower
Bobby
Ding
Jicote
Chilcote
Lecter
Astrupp
Green
Loder Cook
Blessington Wover
Loader
Astropp
Chilcote Dytheus
Slater
Inter
Chile Cote
Redis
Chicote
Theo
Sar
Lillian Astrupp
Bess
Bramfell
Lillian
Brie
Geottres
Asabe
Sue
Leonard
Jack
Fashion Gleanings Tailored Frocks and Lace Coats
Fashion notes describe tailored frocks and lace coats with shantung morning wear, double-bent walking skirts, and kimono style coats with smart belts. Japanese sleeve designs and lace blouses are highlighted, along with the contrast of color yokes and remnant fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantung
Shantung
Pompadour
China
Fashion notes hint at balloon sleeves dominating fall outfits
The piece discusses new leather belts in tight biscuit and sand tones pairing with pongee fabrics. It predicts oversized balloon sleeves and light brown bark trimmed collars with velvet accents and ribbon bows, highlighting bold sleeve shapes and accessory harmony for the season.
WHIMS AND FANCIES IN LATEST FASHION NOTES
The article describes Parisian collar designs in white linen with vertical tuck patterns and flowing faux frills. It notes butterfly neckties, color borders, embroidered handkerchiefs, and black accents as popular details for younger wearers, with velvet touches and traceries on gowns in chiffon and satin tones.
Sermons in Hats and the Signs of Character
The article recounts a professor’s humorous theory linking hat position and footwear to personality traits. It claims hat tilt signals mood and temper, while boot heel wear indicates energy or trustworthiness. inner heel wear suggests weakness, with adults overinterpreting these signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross
Unwanted Husband and a Nation Army Tale
A Ware speaking segment recounts tales of alcohol and desertion. An old drunkard long lacks memory, and a distant wife is told her husband is found. Her terse reply arrives: you can keep him. The narrative ends with a dramatic shriek from a nation army setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Herr
Hinself
Typographical Errors and Misprints in Scraps From a Scrap Book
A column discusses Clyde Fitch's scrap book collection noting misprints and garbled phrases. Examples include a misprinted bonnier, a cow struck by a train, and a misread Astor reference. The piece highlights widespread editorial slips and erroneous quotes across multiple publications and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Copia
New York Society
Ity
Smith
Life and prosperity in Australia described by Lady Wilson
The London Daily Mail writer tours Victoria and New South Wales, noting solid prosperity in Melbourne and Sydney yet focusing on rural life. She describes fertile stations, high wool value, irrigation projects, and government irrigation schemes expanding sheep farming and crop potential for new settlers amid improving markets and demand from Japan and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syaney Labor Council
Organiser Labor
New South Wales
Banes Ariny
Sydney
England
Ney
TA Coghlan
London
Boietmakers
Council
Sarah Wilson
London Daily Mail
Australia
Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wal
Mabie
Sears
New South
Mgid Iis
Enerey
Commonwealth
Canadian wins Eikington Cup in staff victory
Sergt. Graham claims the Eikington Challenge Cup as the top prize, marking the year’s only Canadian win. The silver cup, valued at £105, follows high aggregate scores across multiple competitions including the Secretary of State for War and Duke of Cambridge events. Necklaces fetched high sums, with a Welles Treekcond piece selling for £4409 at private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Graham
Seret
Comesnen
Duke
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melo Cecil Thurston
the Coreta
Bea
Heacatar
General Booth
Beypt
Geraldine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!