The Traveler's Wardrobe Suggests Travel Fashion
The Brookfield Gazette cites Elise Morien in New Idea Magazine advising a traveler’s wardrobe for summer outings. It covers tailored suits in mohair or serge, short or ankle-length trotters, a complete street and formal suit with blouse and bolero, and dainty dresses for longer trips, plus kimonos and comfortable jackets to avoid breaches of promise bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Idea Woman's Magazine
Elise Morien
Miss Morien
GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE AD OFFERS CATALOGUE
An advertisement for Gem City Business College claims it is the largest in America with 20 teachers and 1400 students and offers courses in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. It promises graduates secure employment and invites readers to request a 64 page illustrated catalogue from president D L Musselman in Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
D. L. Musselman
Pres
Quincy
Ilinois
Dont Yer Know A Ragtime Pop Song Clip
A playful verse laments money troubles and social pretensions with a witty refrain Dont yer know The speaker jokes about dress and dash and ends with a wish to be happy before life ends
Proverbs From Stoical Indians Recounted Traditions
A collection of proverbs reflecting Native American stoicism and views on colonizers. Quotes depict cowardice, loyalty, commerce, deception, speech, and boundaries between Indians and pale faces in a critical historical voice.
Choice Horses at Buckman Bros Stables Near Monroe City
All Lovers of the Best stock of trotters should visit Buckman Bros stables five and a half miles southwest of Monroe City and two and a half miles northeast of Clapper. They will find By Allandorf, 2:10, son of Coward, the greatest trotting sire living or dead. Dam Monitor Rose by Monitor 1327, a leading trotting sire of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckman Bros. Stables
Monroe City
Clapper
Allandorf
Coward
Moniitor
Monitor
Missouri
Normen J. Coleman
Coleman Stock Farm
St. Louis
Isa Vivoud
Jack McDonald Champion Missouri Horse Displayed
Jack McDonald son of Rex McDonald, a year old coal black gelding stands 15 hands. Previously shown last season without defeat, he won at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield over twelve horses and was deemed the coming champion of Missouri by expert judges.
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Rex McDonald
Saddle Horse of America
Houxey
Old Mont Rose
Coal Black
Missouri
Springfield
Three Jacks Breeders Offer High Price Stallion Service
Three black jacks Lord Roberts John Clark and Pole Baker are offered as high quality stallions. Mongo'd will service mares at 15 dollars to insure a living colt Jack McDonald 25 dollars. Mares serviced at 8 dollars to insure a living colt. Pastures for distant mares at 1 dollar per month. No services on Sunday.
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Lord Roberts
John Clark
Pole Baker
Uheir
Jack McDonald
Polo Baker
Apache customs and scalp myths debunked in era writings
The piece challenges the belief that Apaches routinely took scalps, noting claims from long-time observers that no full-blooded Apache ever scalped and that warriors avoided touching the dead, with women handling burial tasks.
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Business Science University
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Washington, D. C
Katy Lee
Katy
Brookfield Gazette
GEM City Business College
Illinois
J. L. Palmer
Lena Donley
Shelbina
T. KB
Pitazpatrice
Hannibal
Ur Day
G. A. Thompson
Paris
C. Scheetz
Palw Ra
Monroe
M. Day
George Jacobee
Palmyra
Dontyerknow
Seiad
Huitig
Tiviv
Ehber
Lanier
Huttig
P. W. Huston
Choice
United States
Terib. Ner's
WW. O. Arohston
Mag. Ter Bob
Canton
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