Flirtation at the Mountains Ends in a Bold Love Claim
The story follows Burt, shy and aloof, who courts Ethel Garrison at a seaside mountain retreat. After a fortnight of coy signals and moonlit moments, he aims to win her father’s consent by letter, but a deaf, quarrelsome Mr. Garrison blocks progress until the couple orchestrates a dramatic, high-spirited confrontation that ends with a vow of marriage amid wartime tensions with Japan.
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Ethel Garrison
Glens
Burt
Miss Ethel
Mr. Enright
Ethel
Papa
Garrison
Mr. Burt
Enright
Evening Times
Mr. Garrison
Japan
United States
Dandruff Cure Claim From Tetterine Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Tetterine as a universal scalp and skin cure. It claims rapid relief from eczema ringworm tetter and related conditions, urging readers to buy a 50 cent box or write to the Shoptrine Company in Savannah for availability.
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Shoptrine
Savannah
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Severe Kidney Pain
A Virginia woman recounts thirty years of kidney suffering with terrors, bearing-down pains, dizzy spells, headaches and partial blindness. After hospital care, Doan's Kidney Pills provided quick relief, restoring health and strength. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Virginia Spitzer
Buena Vista
Doan
Reciproc ity Bill May Be Defeated
President Taft faces a potential setback as Senate Democrats join with Republican insurgents to push the Underwood tariff reduction bill, risking a combined amendment with the wool and free list measures that could scuttle the Canadian reciprocity pact. He plans to address New York bankers tonight at Manhattan Beach Hotel, hinting on reciprocity in his remarks.
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New York
Taft
Senate Democrats
Senate
House
New York State Bankers’ Association
Manhattan Beach
Taft Faces D iffy Choice Over Free List Wool Bill and Reciprocity
In a Senate alliance of Democrats insurgents and anti reciprocity Republicans led by Senator Gore Oklahoma Taft must choose between signing the farmers free list and wool bill or vetoing them risking loss of Canadian reciprocity. Gore’s motion to report the wool and free list bills by July 10 triggered a four hour debate and reshaped Senate alignments raising the odds of a broad tariff revision attached to reciprocity. The Finance Committee under Senator Penrose is expected to report against both bills, aiming to forestall action and expose further divisions among the coalition that carried yesterday’s victory.
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Senate
Taft
Gore
Oklahoma
Finance Committee
House
Finance Committees
Penrose
Yall
Sean
Congress
Lkely
Druggist Endorses Marine Eye Remedy for Sore Eyes
An advertisement claims Marine Eye Remedy soothes eye pain strengthens weak eyes and does not smart. It suggests trying it in babies for sore eyelids and granulation and promises relief for various eye irritations.
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Marine Eye Remedy
Senate Moves Toward General Tariff Revision After Long Session
After an eight hour Senate session and a late motion by Senator Gore, a push for a general tariff revision emerged. Insurgent Republicans and many Democrats favor attaching the revision to the Canadian reciprocity bill for a material duty reduction, while others argue for a separate measure. House concurrence is uncertain amid Democratic and insurgent clashes.
Young Cottrell Killed In Train Auto Collision
In Perth Amboy N J a young son of Joseph Cottrell chief engineer at the water works was killed when an auto carrying the family was struck by a Pennsylvania freight on a grade crossing late last night. His parents were probably fatally injured.
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Perth Amboy
N. I
Joseph Cottrell
Powder Trust Must Dissolve
The U S Circuit Court for the District of Delaware ruled that the powder trust led by E I Du Pont de Nemours & Co is a restraint of interstate commerce in powder and explosives in violation of the Sherman Act. It alleged monopolization in part and ordered dissolution. The government filed suit in 1907 against 43 defendants. actions against 15 were dismissed as inactive or not shown to participate.
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Wilmington
Del
United States Circuit Court For
District of Delaware
Powder Trust
E. I. du Pont, de Nemours & Co
Roanoke Business College Closes Doors After Financial Troubles
The Roanoke Business College, operating in this city for a little over a year, shut its doors last week due to financial struggles. It failed to prosper and was overshadowed by its rival, The National Business College, which has agreed to take over Roanoke’s students and complete their courses of instruction.
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Roanoke Business College
National Business College
Roanoke Times
Fashion Notes From The Spring And Summer Wardrobe
Women’s Department highlights navy blue walking hats with old gold velvet wings, circular satin or chiffon collars, silk bonnets, and the Vic torian shape. Coral remains a leading color for summer with lace and velvet accents, bold jewelry tones, and new hat forms in straw and ribbon trimmings. Satin frocks, block colors, and printed patterns frame a trend toward border fabrics, tiered sleeves, and slim girdles, with sheer gowns and petite trains for receptions and flexible sleeve lengths for tailored suits.
Orange Sherbet Punch from Orange and Pineapple Mix
Peel and juice eight large oranges and two lemons into a bowl with a small cup of sugar. After ten minutes the sugar melts, add minced pineapple, let stand briefly, then pour over ice in a punch bowl. Just before serving stir in a quart of ap policenar.
Apple and Tomato Sauce Instructions
Peel ripe red tomatoes and cook until soft then sieve. Pass stewed apples and mix with the tomatoes. For each quart, add two cupfuls of sugar or to taste. Boil until thick enough to mound on a plate. Flavor.
Peach Trifle With Peach Custard And Meringue
A dessert recipe describes beating egg whites to a froth and poaching them in hot milk, then mixing yolks with sagan and hot milk to a custard. Layer sliced peaches, sugar, cake crumbs, and custard in a glass dish. Top with poached whites and chill to serve.
Fashionable coats and mantles for the season described
The piece outlines afternoon wems with satin surabs and veilings, featuring grenadine and canvas mod. Mantles are light and largely out of season, while rectoire, directoire, empire, Russian, and Eton styles appear. Coats are short, skirts tight, and multiple sleeve and seam designs noted for the new costuming.
New Neckwear Styles Include Pique Fabrics and Embroidered Stripes
The latest neckwear features pike merceried poplins and madras in plain, embroidered, squared or striped forms. Hair nets in gold and silver are fashionable, while dressy coats show sleeves reaching elbow to wrist with wide shapes. White embroidery on chiffon or net appears in new assortments, and pekine fabrics with broad or narrow stripes gain popularity. Sailor collars in many lace and tussah variants add contrast.
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Madras
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