Pithecanthropus Erectus and the Dawn of Man in Era of Giants
The article reviews G F Scott Elliot’s Prehistoric Man and His Story, detailing Pithecanthropus Erectus’ appearance and lifestyle. It cites skull fragments from Java, suggests primitive humans were vestiges of Pliocene Africa and North America, and notes a likely North American origin with later migration to the Old World.
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Naar
Erectus
Pithecanthropus
Thomas Edison
Andrew Carnegie
Sitting Bull
Raisuli
G. F Scott Elliot
J. B. Lippincott Co
Felis Groeneveldtii
Dubois
Java
Elliot
North America
Egypt
Paris
South America
New World
Old World
New Millinery Model Smart Toques of Last Season
Idalia de Villers reports from Paris that last season’s saucy outlines give way to new millinery. Reboux showcases low toques trimmed with long pheasant feathers and raven’s wing velvet hats suited to the six to eight yard hems and short full skirts dominating fashion.
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Idalia de Villers
Boston Globe
Caroline Reboux
Rue de la Paix
Reboux
Big Shots Keep Feet Warm In World War I Trenches
Paris dispatch reports hundreds of depots behind the line for soldiers to rest four to eight days due to cold and mud. Dr J B Charcot suggests oversized shoes to prevent frost bite, arguing tight footwear hinders foot circulation and toes stay numb.
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Paris
Associated Press
Elly
J. B. Charcot
Victor Hugo
Charcot
Tiis
Kaiser's wardrobe details reveal limited top garments
The author of The Private Lives of William II and His Consort reports the Kaiser keeps only a dozen shirts from the Mohenzollern line and just as many socks, with cuffs attached by buttons and pulleys. Outer coats are oversized by comparison, and Frederick the Great’s wardrobe is described as sold to a dealer for 30 thalers.
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William II
Mohenzollern
William
Frederick the Great
This Charming Toilette in White and Green
Description of a white and green toilette featuring a loosely fitting skirt with a lace flounce and deep front point. A simple corsage with a wide Medici lace collar is complemented by two large green embroidered medallions at the waist and repeated on the hat.
Net for Little Girls Frocks with White Wash Net
A detailed description of light delicate white wash net frocks for little girls. One featured design uses a three flounced skirt with roses on each flounce and a ruffled bodice forming a peplum, plus narrow net sleeves. Simple yet pretty and party ready.
Smart Linen Waists Highlight Semi Tailored Styles
The Dry Goods Economist praises semi tailored linen waists as fine quality garments. They blend tailored lines with dressy designs, often featuring long sleeves and semihigh standing collars that rise in the back and fall in front.
Something of an Insinuation from the Washington Star
A dialogue notes a claim about a chicken, with playful banter on ownership and a doglike whistle. The exchange mocks simple assumptions and reflects rural speech about a fowl and its loyalty when called by its owner.
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Washington Star
Judge Not photoplay teased in Paramount Magazine
A fragment notes a new photoplay titled Judge Not. It asks who Judge Knott is and why he’s in the limelight, referencing Paramount Magazine and newspapers.
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Judge Lynch
Judge Knott
Paramount
Magazine
Bolero and Zouave Jackets in Spring Frocks
Bolero and zouave jackets, typically becoming, are popular in many spring frocks. They look especially pretty with thin summer fabrics in net, organdie, and batiste, often elaborated with frilling or embroidery.
Popular Gray Shade Advised for Spring Wear
Gray ranks as a popular spring shade but suits vary by complexion. Cool pale tones require careful consideration as many faces cannot wear gray and may look better in other colors.
Bloomington Woman Praises Mayr’s Remedy After Relief
Mrs Homer Sexton of Bloomington Indiana describes long lasting relief from digestive and stomach disorders after trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports full cure and urges friends to try it with the guarantee of money back if not satisfied.
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Homer Sexton
Bloomington
Ind
Shea
Mayr
Ady
Pleasant Prospect Cigar Exchange
A buyer tests a long lasting cigar with a tobacconist assuring a slow burn that will keep the smoke going until the buyer is sick of it. The exchange highlights a confident promise of endurance in a casual country setting.
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Ironton Woman
Ironton Ohio resident Mrs Rena Bowman testifies the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound improved her health after years of weakness and nervous trouble. She reports her daughter also recovered after using the remedy and urges others to seek the confidential guidance offered by the company.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Lydia E.pinkham
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Herrisburg
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