Spies Escape at Appleby Manor Amid Troop Pursuit
Colonel Tarleton closes in on two spies in a ball at Appleby Manor. Margery warns of discovery as Richard Jennifer and John Ireton flee with Ephraim Yeates through a moonlit chase, mounting steeds to head toward Morgan’s camp.
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Care of Pavements and Asphalt Standards
The article urges durable asphalt pavements and wide tires for heavy loads. It notes Chicago plans downtown asphalt paving, warns narrow tires damage pavements, and cites city ordinances requiring wide tires for heavy loads and specific weights with a push for four to five inch tires for extra heavy tasks.
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Chicago
Give Them A Chance On F Street Passage
A Washington Times text argues against move on policy on F street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. It defends ladies walking said block and condemns harsh policing while criticizing the notion of enforcing strict crowd control. The writer emphasizes safety for women and pleads for equal passage.
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Forget-me-not White Becomes Mrs Tremaine
An office romance unfolds in a London solicitor’s life as Miss White seeks help against a coerced engagement. After a series of warnings and a confrontation with her older cousin, she reveals a plan to marry Tremaine. On a leap day she writes his name and the date, confirming a lean year marriage proposal and lifelong happiness.
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New Zealand
Harry Tremaine
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A Quaint People in Brittany's Bigoudines
Andre Saglio notes the Bigoudines near Quimper showing Mongolian features and Eskimo like dress as Brittany modernizes under the French republic. Artists and tourists are increasingly drawn to their distinct language, customs and beliefs. The Atlantic line built four ships with American units costing $1,875,000 and Belfast ships $1,450,000.
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Brittany
Quimper
Finistere
France
Atlantic Transport Line
Belfast
Philadelphia
Her Way from the Milwaukee Sentinel
A poetic exchange asks if a queen would treat a serf with equal affection and loyalty. The verse contrasts social stations and asserts love survives class boundaries, as a speaker vows devotion even without rank.
Black for Debutantes at New York Society Season
The New York Press notes debutantes are choosing sober black and black combinations as the season’s most correct attire. Despite a bright season ahead, many prominent families avoid mourning, signaling a striking, Puritan style seen in years.
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New York
Roosevelt Declares Miss Selma Allen Most Beautiful South
The New York World describes Miss Selma Adelaide Allen at a Roosevelt Atlanta reception as the most beautiful woman in the South. Roosevelt compliments her with a playful claim, while Atlanta society cheers the new standard of southern beauty.
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