Modish ruffled blouses return with lace and pearls
Many rejoice that the ruffled blouse has returned with double and side frills edged in lace. The white batiste tops feature var lace and pearl buttons, tailored for a neat spring streetwear costume look.
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Menace to motherhood fuels New York cannery bill clash
Mrs James Lees Laidlaw, a New York suffragist, brands a 12 hour workday bill for women in cannery labor as a menace to motherhood. The proposal would permit children to toil up to 70 hours weekly in canneries, drawing sharp opposition from the reformer.
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James Lees Laidlaw
New York
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Fashionable Plaited Skirt Pattern by May Aianton
A fashion article presents a plaited skirt model adaptable with or without a yoke and belt. It outlines fabrics like poplin gabardine and crepe, discusses cut options, yardage, and sizes 24 to 34 waist, inviting readers to request the pattern from the fashion department.
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Cigarette sale laws tighten as minors restricted
State's Attorney Lauritz Miller says the ban on selling cigarettes to minors remains in force despite a ruling that the statute is unconstitutional. He warns prosecutions will follow for selling cigarettes to minors and for minors smoking in public.
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Noted Black Hills pioneer Wingfield dies by suicide
Spearfish resident and early frontier figure John T. Wingfield shot himself after fears of arrest on an old charge. Born in Kentucky in 1850, he helped police Deadwood during raids, once fatally shooting an escaping prisoner. Long rumored head injury and alleged mental decline followed his perilous frontier years.
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Remembered Black Hills Pioneer Wingfield Buried Near Legends
Wingfield, a member of the Society of Black Hills Pioneers, was laid to rest at Mt. Moriah cemetery. The site places him near famous figures Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane, marking him among early Black Hills characters.
Fragmentary Proverb Excerpt on Growth and Patience
A fragment cites a maxim about not rushing greatness. It uses imagery of grape and fig to argue that a thing must flower before bearing fruit, implying that achievement requires time and process.
Helpful Recipes for Desserts and Apple Dishes
A list of old fashioned desserts and apple based dishes including sponge cakes with cherry filling, Princess Sherbet, Sweet Potatoes With Apples, Drowned Hominy, Escalloped Oysters note on layers, baked apple with cream, Steamed Apples, Fried Apple and Bacon, Apple Marshmallow, Waldorf Salad, Apple Whip, and Apple Sauce Cake with detailed ingredients and steps.
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2500 Women Preachers Across United States
A surge of 2,500 women are serving as preachers across the United States marking a notable change in religious leadership. The movement spans multiple denominations and communities, reflecting evolving roles for women in pulpits nationwide.
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United States
School for One-Armed Men teaches trades to soldiers
In Heidelberg a school for one armed men trains 35 pupils from the Nineteenth Army in practical crafts to earn a living, providing for wounded German soldiers during wartime.
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Vocational School Opens at Judge Leser’s Home
A new vocational instruction corps offers writing stenography typewriting bookkeeping drawing and more at Associate Judge Leser’s residence. Dr Freiherr von Kuenssberg of Heidelberg leads sessions with 85 pupils from 81 trades. Thirty hours weekly plus work under local industrial school.
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Miss Murray Wins Wesleyan Declamation Contest
Miss Vesta Murray captured first in Wesleyan girls declamation in the chapel last evening with The Fiddle Told. Miss Helen Gross placed second with The Sign of the Cross from Wilson Barrett. Nine contestants performed as Prof. Elmer H. Wilds promoted the event likely to become annual and inter collegiate among state college women.
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Mitchell High School Names May Day Beauty Queen
Miss Reierson, junior at Mitchell high school, is chosen most popular and beautiful girl and will be queen at the May day exercises. The pageant opens with a grand march as the queen rides in a palanquin carried by four courtiers. Della Kjelmyr and Marion Walrath assist in the procession with girl dancers in Spanish Italian and Grecian costumes.
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Graceful Silk Gown With Velvet Accents
A silk gown features gathered bands at the bodice and sides to control fullness. The skirt flares at the feet and black velvet knots echo black tulips in the fabric for a refined, graceful silhouette.
The Riddle Told and The Going of the White Swan
Helen Johnson presents The Riddle Told while Vesta Murray offers The Going of the White Swan. Gilbert Parker Sedith Maione accompany the readings, reflecting on mystery themes and lyrical storytelling.
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Convict Commits Suicide in Plant Factory
In Sioux Falls 8 D A C Thelm a convict at the state penitentiary killed himself today by leaping into a binder twine plant machine. His head was torn by the action.
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Woman suffrage defeat signals end in Wisconsin
Madison Wis The death knell of woman suffrage in this legislature was sounded today when the house adjourned after debate marking a decisive setback for suffrage supporters in the state capital.
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Bradley Resolution Stopped From Vote by Commission
A local body rejected the Bradley resolution and chose to submit the question to the people for a public vote, delaying any immediate action. The move shifts decision making to voters, pending further discussion and outreach.
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Bradley
Papal Guards Seek Enlistment in Italian Army
Rome Italy via Paris reports that though Papal Guard members and Vatican lay officials are exempt from Italian military service many have asked for permission to enlist Marquis Montoro the churchs standard bearer and a top lay official is among those requesting to serve.
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French drop charge in La Touraine arson case
Paris authorities drop the charge of setting fire to the steamer La Touraine against Raymond Swoboda. An investigator says insufficient evidence exists for conviction on burning charges, though espionage remains the accusation still facing the prisoner.
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