Cape Back Coats Dominate This Winter Fashion
Fashion notes highlight cape back coats as a leading trend with long coats and three-piece suits featuring caped backs. Parisienne and American tastes favor the cape coat’s elegance, youthfulness, and practical warmth, with velvet, duvyn, and embroidered variations and paillettes gaining prominence.
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Jenny
Wilson's ICC appointments questioned amid early retirements
The piece notes Robert W. Wooley's retirement from the Interstate Commerce Commission and criticizes several Wilson picks for lack of railroad expertise. It highlights James Duncan, Henry J. Ford, Henry Clay Hall, Winthrop Daniels, Clyde B. Aitchison, and Mark W. Potter, assessing their qualifications and predicting further scrutiny of future nominees.
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Mark Sabin Washington
Robert W. Wooley
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Wilson
Senate
Woolley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic National Committee
James Duncan
Massachusetts
Duncan
Washington
Henry J. Ford
Princeton University
James S. Harlan
Commission
Harlan
Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Th Commission
Henry Clay Hall
Winthrop Daniels
Princeton
Preside Wilson
Interstate “Commerce
Clyde B. Aitchison
Mark W. Potter
Mrs Huffington obituary chronicles 1835 1921
Mary C Huffington wife of the late M A Huffington born Indianapolis Indiana April 21 1835 died January 2 1921 at her son and daughter in laws home aged 85 years 8 months 11 days Survived by a son a daughter in law two granddaughters and two great grandsons Funeral led by Rev Charles A Curtis at the Wabash township home with burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Mary C
M. A. Huffington
Indianapolis
Indiana
Joss
Wm. B
Janet Huffington
Wabash Townsip
Flossie Iington
Anderson Township
Tittle Huffington Berry
Parkersburg
Illinois
Brand
Elden W
Harold Adams
Marshall
Charles A. Curtis
Wabash Township
Marshall Cemetery
Oriental Colors in Negligees and Boudoir Robes
Opulent boudoir robes in dark brocades and satin with garish stenciled flowers. Gold rose embroidery on black fabrics, hammered bronze jewelry, jeweled belts, ermine trims, and velvet Mandarin style bands described in lush detail.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Samuel R Allen and philosopher Allen transfer land on Mary Street for $1,400. Mary Stauffer transfers to Amanda L Hillard a lot for $100. Messinger and wife to Chas F Mullins transfer Westfield lot for $1,795. Robert Pawson to Howell 30 acres for $1,000. Asabel Bennett to Victor Reynolds et al a Marshall lot for $4,000. John D Hurst and Joseph Tibbs et al to Martinaville lot for $2,500. Bennett et al to Asahel Bennett a Marshall lot for $1.00.
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Samuel’ R. “Allen
Philos Allen
Mary
Stauffer
Amanda L Hillard
Casey
C. Co. Messinger
Chas F. “Mullins
Westfield
Robert Pawson
Howell
Asabel Bennett
Victor Reynolds
N Marshall
John D. Hurst
Joseph Tibbs
Martinaville
Leotard
Asahel
Bennett
Marshall
Obituary of Mrs Kate Mattis of York Township
Mrs Kate Mattis wife of the late Martin Mattis of York Township died at 8:00 am Thursday December 30 at age 11? The obituary lists birth in 110 and marriage in 1864 with a long residence on the old homestead near Walnut Prairie. Survived by five children Charles Anna Turmain Sam Isaac and Dan Prust. twenty-one grandchildren and great grandchildren. services held at the Dan Prust home. Interment in Brick Cemetery.
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Kate Mattis
Martin Mattis
York Township
Mattias
Indiana
Walnut Prairie
Daniel Prust
United Brethren Church
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Anderson Township
Mattis
Charles
Anna Turmain
Kansas
Sam
Isaac
Dan Prust
Grandma
Loot stores of field mice in North Dakota beans
North Dakota Indians rely on field mice to harvest a native bean related to the peanut. Each plant yields one bean, so mice collect and cache them in underground storerooms for winter. Hunters retrieve the caches by rubbing them, but are forced to replace with corn or other grain to avoid famine, a practice dating to prehistoric times.
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North Dakota
Chicago
Journal
Portable Radiotelephone Advances For Mobiles And Camps
A compact radiophone unit weighing about 60 pounds brings pocket telephone closer to reality. The design uses six volts for rectifier and oscillator bulbs, eliminating low-capacity B type batteries. Read in December Popular Mechanics. Two six-volt auto batteries provide power. Aimed at motorists yachtsmen campers and isolated farms. Range 5 to 15 miles under normal conditions.
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Popular Mechanics
Gas pricing shifts to per therm in London system
The London statute converts gas charges to a price per therm defined as 100000 British thermal units. The Bartthi Metropolitan Gas company becomes first distributor to announce a per therm rate, with a meter reading fee in the Michielmas quarter.
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London
Gan
Bartthi Metropolitan’ Gas Company
Michielmas
Betti
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Mrs. Mattis
H.M. Dewey & Co. Furniture and Undertaking
Marshall, Illinois
Herald
Frank Machlan
the Herald and
Terre Haute Star
Dore
the Nations Business
Telephone
Wabash Valley Telephone Company
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