Fads and Fashions in New York Winter Gowns
The New York fashion scene previewed a rich yet conservative winter. Afternoon wear grows elaborate while street suits favor two piece coats over short skirts in dark colors like gray green navy and marine blue. Top coats with fur collars pair with matching muffs. evening tailored wear stays ornate with lace chiffon and embroidery. The plain velvet skirt loses favor to a pleated velvet but plain skirts persist in modern cuts.
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New York
Directoire
If Women Only Knew Backache From Sick Kidneys
Monroe reader Mrs. L. C. Bracey testifies a back pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought them at Allen's Pharmacy and reports great relief, calling the remedy a genuine kidney cure. Doan's Kidney Pills, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Monroe
L. C. Bracey
Calypso Street
L Monroe
Allen's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Peruna testimonials and fashion notes from a Missouri letter
A Missouri reader praises Peruna for catarrh relief after years of ailments, while a Tennessee letter reports stomach trouble relief. The article also surveys fur trim, blouses, two piece suits, lace, and new sweater styles for women, noting fabric, color, and sleeve trends.
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GC. S. Sagerser
Woodland Ave
Kansas City
Perma
la Grippe
Perutia
Peruna
Petition to move Railroad Commissioner Meredith to reside in Third District
The Monroe Progressive League circulates a petition urging Railroad Commissioner Meredith to return and reside within the Third Railroad Commission District. It argues residence in the district improves inspection, lowers travel costs, and aligns with constitutional language on salary and travel expenses. It notes no law requires Baton Rouge residence and cites comparisons with other state officials' travel provisions.
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Baton Rouge
Third Railway Commission
Monroe
Third Railroad Commission
Monroe’ Progressive League
Meredith
J. J. Meredith
Railroad Commissioner
Louisiana
Commissioner of Agricultture
State Bank Examiner
State Board of Equalization
State Superintendent of Public Education
State Board of Education
Railroad
Star Players From 1909 Minor Leagues and Big Leagues
A list of notable players by league from 1909 shows Cobb at Detroit in the American League, Wagner in the National League, and other league leaders such as Grimshaw in the Eastern League, Hart in the Southern, Holmes in the Western, Danzig in the New England, and multiple batting averages highlighted across leagues including McCabe in Connecticut and Bennett in the Northwestern League. The compilation names many teams and their standout performers with high batting averages such as .366, .350, .348, .335 range.
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Cobb
Detroit
Wagner
Pittsburg
Thielman
Louisville
Grimshaw
Toronto
Hart
Montgomery
Holmes
Sioux City
Danzig
Lowell
Lister
Williamsport
de Haven
Terre Haute
McCabe
New Britain
Bennett
Seattle
Jackson Savannah
Central Association
Finney
Burlington
McCarthy
Wausau
Pennsylvania Football Faces Home-Only 1902 Style Schedule
Pennsylvania trains all games on its home field this year. Brown has scored three times for the eleven since 1902. Yale relies on Hobbs for kicking goals with strong form. New Haven rooms at ten dollars a day for the Yale Princeton game. Harvard hopes Dave Campbell returns to Cambridge to shape the squad. Campbell, captain of 1901, is regarded as a great football teacher.
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Hobbs
Yale
New Haven
Princeton
Harvard
Dave Campbell
Cambridge
Dave
Boxing Promoters Focus On Major Championship Matchups
The sport resumes in Portland and New Haven with talks of rematches between Packy McFarland and Ray Bronsin. Jack Sullivan seeks another bout with Bill Papke while Ketchel and Langford bouts top promoter priorities. Charley Hitte sails to Paris seeking work as O'Brien shows no progress toward Langford. Al Lippe clashes over recent Boston decisions involving Harry Lewis and Johnny Mooney who was declared the winner.
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Packy McFarland
Ray Bronsin
Jack
al Lippe
Harry Lewis
Johnny Mooney
Lewis
Boston
Johnny
Free prescription promises cure for weak men age 3 dollars
A purported doctor claims a quick acting recipe will cure nervous debility and weakened manhood. He offers to mail a free copy to any man who writes for it, stating it is a guaranteed, upbuilding remedy to stop drug use and restore vigor.
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Tron Nm
Renee
Bon
Lina
A. E. Robinson
Detroit
Mich
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Monroe Homes
Mrs. Sagerser
Missouri
Man-a-lin
Gantly
Florence Fairbanks
Shreveport
Shrevepor
WME
Agric
Dan Patch
Ray
Louis N. Brueggerhoff
Portland
Ore
Vet
T. M. Parker Co. Ltd
Hburg
Witt
R Sale Model Shoe Store
GEO. D. Witt Shoe Co., Mark’ Tadil
Jyault
Sterling & Gordon's
EBY Company
South Grand Street
Ort
News-Star
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