The Crime of 7 as the Boulevard Chapter XV
Jacques Dantin recalls his friendship with Revere a dying man who hid a secret about a daughter and a fortune. The magistrate hears how Revere confessed a hidden love and a planned legacy, raising questions of guilt, duty, and the young woman who bears his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantin
Jacques Dantin
M. Ginory
Revere
Paris
Aimeel
Qui
Boulevard’ de Clichy
Thorac
Paul Baudry
Boulevard de Clichy
Moniche
Monsieur
Jacques
M. le Juge
Paul Reidher
Charity
Blois
Marys Acomplishments in Tit Bits Gossip
A Tit Bits excerpt humorously notes Mary Elizabeth’s two years at college have made her a carnivorous reader who often impoverishes music. Despite changes she remains friendly to all, never keeping a caller waiting as she rushes in under a nom de plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Meant to Be Funny from Life Chapter Fragment
A humorous exchange quotes a speaker reflecting on life without a limb and future restoration in the next world. The child recalls losing a limb as a baby and doubts it will ever return, expressing practical concern about the present.
The Knowledge That Hurts
A playful column notes Towne-So Dumby tied to a college woman whose knowledge exposes his gaps. The gag hinges on her knowledge of how little he knows and the sting it carries for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
Towne
Browne
Brass bands draw crowds at Miss Black-Et event
Mise Brown-Hesh joins the engagement band Gat Mose on stage drawing attention as the brass band performance draws spectators. The event centers on Miss Black-Et and the lively audience reaction highlights the musical act's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Simplicity and Taste Guide Overdressing Dangers
Editorial notes overdressing as social misstep across eras, advising restraint and simple, well cut attire. Emphasizes knowing when to wear elaborate outfits, avoiding costly fashions for everyday occasions and encouraging study of local social habits for appropriate dress.
Paris Crepe Blouse Trend Spreads in Paris Style
A new hand embroidered Japanese crepe blouse becomes the season’s smart shirtwaist. Demand for genuine Jap crepe is high and pricey, but American cotton crepe offers a good substitute in dainty hues and creamy white. Coarse meshed dung lace and simple home embroidery complete the French look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ribbon tied to waist achieves desired slim silhouette
A sewing tip describes using a five inch wide soft silk ribbon wrapped around the waist twice with four inches left to tie a knot at the front. The knot is slipped under the girdle to adjust snugness and create a pretend slim effect.
New Nightgowns with Dutch Collars and Lace Embroidery
The dainty nightgowns feature wide Dutch collars and fine embroidery edged with lace. A four inch lace and embroidery jabot runs from collar to waist with colored ribbon flecks scattered here and there.
Polite Request for Fresh Air Cited in Dining Room Scene
Stage dialogue shows a patron asking for air as a waiter agrees to provide fresh air. The exchange emphasizes manners and service in a confined room. The brief interaction relies on humor and character signaling without broader plot details.
Small Talk of Facts and Fashions
Revival of fur trims and large ornate hats marks the season. Sleeves are puffless and handbag shapes lean toward carpet bag form. Grecian gowns dominate while empire wedding gowns rise for winter brides. Veils trend two toned and gloves mix white and color for warmth.
Words of Wise Men Anthology Snippet
A compact collection of quotations on work rest ambition habit and truth. Writings attributed to Cowper Ingelow Shakespeare Johnson unknown and Rochefoucauld describe restraint courage and inner truth. The fragment presents a literary mosaic of maxims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
Jean Ingelow
Shakespeare
Ben Johngzgon
H. Sheers
St. Bernard
Rochefoucauld
Browning
Spectacle and life reflected in art and theatre
A meditation on life as a chaotic stage where spectacle and tragedy mingle. The piece contrasts worldly theatre with magic crafted by art that reveals truth to eyes that shine with spirit sight. Sener DeWolfe Howe notes New York and suburbs boast 450,000 telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Rachel
Sener DeWolfe Howe
New York
The Alfalfa Crop Notes from Farm Periodical
Alfalfa, long valued yet revelatory in this era, adapts to many soils and climates. It is a deep feeder with roots reaching six feet in months and some reports to 38 or even 60 feet, improving soil air and moisture and serving as subsoiler and fertilizer. It thrives best in warm, well drained alluvial soils with lime and can reach deep if water is available, though excessive moisture harms it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
California
Union
Canada
Pacific Coast
America
Germany
Europe
New York
Ita
Headden
Colorado Experiment Station
Colorado
Coburn
Corn Feeding Value in Dent and Flint Varieties
The Chicago Live Stock World reports experimental feeding shows dent and flint corn yield similar returns in the feed lot. Flint corn may be slightly richer in protein while white and yellow varieties show no feeding value difference. Sweet corn offers higher value due to better protein and fat, and storage improves texture and flavor. Ground fine cornmeal digests best. too coarse breaks digestion. Proper appearance and selection help feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The Cannibal Poem Exchange
The fragment presents a playful verse where a boy asks what a cannibal is and a fatherly reply defines a cannibal as someone who loves his fellow man, framed in a light dialogue about cannibalism in a humorous, moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Harry
Dann
Sullivan North Ends Season With Narrow Victory
The Sullivan North team secured a tight win in a close contest, edging out their rivals by a slim margin. Key performances by standout players powered the march to victory as the team closed the season on a high note.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ural
Marthe
M Revere
Mme. Moniche
Hein
Panama
Tinal
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!