Easter Hat Emerges From Emerald Isle Style
Mrs Dooley-Dusne receives a remarkable Easter hat gifted by her husband Pat. The hat is described as highly stylish with a distinctly Emerald Isle influence, reflecting generous garb and festive fashion.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
5
Easter Wonder's Christening in Green Frasterflat Tale
Gerald Prime's 1907 spoof narrates a green Easter bonnet praised as a jewel of talent. A hen intrudes, stealing the scene as an Easter egg is placed on a bed. The wife approves the verdant bonnet while playful phrases lampoon sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janne
Gerald Prime
Arthur Palmer
Wild Flowers for Easter Centerpiece From Early Spring Woods
An essay on hepatica and other early spring flowers ideal for Easter decor. It notes hepatica blue blossoms, trailing arbutus, skunk cabbage, and ferns, plus indoor forcing tips from fall or early March collection to bloom in a sunny window.
Seventieth Birthday of John Burroughs
A portrait of naturalist John Burroughs on his 70th birthday notes his unique status as a nature writer. It recounts his reserve, humor, and deep bond with the Hudson River retreat Riverby in West Park, and sketches his influence on friends and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
North Woods
Rivgerby
Hudson River
West Park
John Burcroughs
Northwoods
Mummier
Burroughs
Hig
North Wwodds
X ‘Promisse
Naturalist
Ife
Riverby
Esopua
Teetotal Royals Spark Temperance Talk Across Courts
Queen Victoria of Spain avoids alcohol and drinks orange juice in soda. Princess Henry of Battenberg remains teetotal despite rheumatic pain. Princess Christian’s daughters and Prince and Princess of Wales children are raised teetotal. Princess Patricia of Connaught and her sister shun wine. Duchess of Argyll and royal daughters Alexandra and Maud also abstain from wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Spain
Henry of Battenberg
Christian
Prince
Princess of Wales
Patricia of
Connaught
Duchess of Argyll
Princéas Royal
Alexandra
Maud
Queen Krupp Gets New Title Amid German Industrial Power
Bertha Krupp heiress to the Krupp iron empire in Essen is named Queen Krupp as her influence and the family business expand. Her holdings include ownership of Krupp works with 40,000 workers and over 200,000 people dependent on the enterprise. Other concerns add large numbers of employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Krupp
Seen
Queen Krupp
Essen
Wth
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Dooley-Dunne
Gould
Bure Roughs
Miss Burroughston
George H Picard
Slabsides
Ulster County Woods
Fudson
Slabsidea
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