Hidden Father Returns to Claim Leila in Westward Rescue
Leila flees after discovering Elwyn Borden’s father is her own pursuer. She travels over a hundred miles by train seeking her father’s address, then learns her husband Elwyn was accused by corrupt partners but innocent. The trio reunites with a safer future as the truth heals their heartbreak.
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Elwyn
Elwyn Borden
Leila
Borden
W. G. Chapman
New York's Father Knickerbocker Promises Fresh Entertainments
The piece surveys Manhattan entertainment trends as venues rush to lure residents with lower prices and new spectacles. It notes Eden Musee’s closure on Twenty third Street, Madison Square Garden’s transformation, and upcoming ice palace and Grand Central palace ventures offering cheap access, food, and job opportunities in the evolving urban scene.
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New York
Manhattan
Twenty-third Street
Madison Square
New
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
America
Father Knick
Broadway
Forty-third
Forty-fourth Streets
New York Hippodrome
Moving Pictures
Grand Central Palace
Father Knickerbocker
Sheba
Voracious Mole Facts From Nature Text
The mole eats mainly earthworms and digs underground to hunt them. It is a voracious mammal that may starve within ten to twelve hours if deprived of food. Captive moles attack animals larger than themselves and avoid vegetables. two moles crave flesh and may eat the weaker one.
The Jocose Gods Laugh Through History
A playful Compilation of eccentric anecdotes about famous figures. Franz Schubert reads Cooper on his deathbed, Synge writes Riders to the Sea on a cheap typewriter, Wagner arranges arias for the cornet, and Shakespeare mingles with social schemes. Includes Luther’s nerves, Bismarck’s mother fear, and a Hungarian wartime hero.
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Franz Schubert
J. Fenimore Cooper
John Millington Synge
Richard Wagner
Thomas Henry Huxley
Hal
Herbert Spencer
George Eliot
William Shakespeare
Martin Luther
Bismarck
Hunyade Janos-Owen Hatteras
Disease Prevention Through Living Habits
The article argues that sense and prevention, not medicine, are key to fighting tuberculosis. It suggests the world may learn which living directions cause disease and by improving prevention lives can be lengthened. It notes progress already made and predicts further expansion of preventive methods.
Onions Proclaimed as Cures for Cold and Sleep
The piece extols onions as a universal remedy, claiming they cure colds, aid insomnia, and aid singing voices in Italy and Spain. It describes onion based meals, onion plasters for coughs, and a claimed onion shup for chest colds.
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Italy
Spain
Distinction Between Agate and Onyx Explained
The United States Geological Survey received samples labeled agate and onyx with requests for information. Onyx marble or Mexican onyx consists of calcium carbonate banded limestone and is softer than true agate, a silica variety. When large enough pieces are found, onyx is cut for small ornamental objects, table tops, and soda fountain decorations.
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United States Geological Survey
Wells Signal Approaching Storms With Cloudy Water
In southern Minnesota wells show storm signs as water turns cloudy or milky before storms. Near Lakeville in Scott county and Waterville in Le Sueur county the milky discoloration is most pronounced. The color changes result from silt clay or iron oxide particles in the water.
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Minnesota
Lakeville
Scott County
Waterville
le Sueur County
Japanese Design Parasol Trends Echo 1860 Fashion
Parasol styles mirror 1860 gowns with many options from Chin chin shaped printed linen parasols to tulip shaped bells. Colors range from white net and blue moire to pink taffeta and green silk with fringe beads and jac beads. Subtle patriotic touches appear on edge trims and handles.
Decorative Teapot Stand From Silk Covered Wood
A practical six inch by six inch teapot stand of three quarters inch thick wood is covered with corded silk and features a cutout diagram, embroidered green leaf wreath, brass headed nails for outline, and legs made from glass beads. A matching smaller stand for a hot water jug is also described.
Hair Bands Shape New 1930s Do Ornaments
Hair bands surge in demand as mammas adopt marcel waved coifs and high Psyche knots. One inch black velvet or wider silver filigree bands fashion a Castle clip look and oriental flair with Turkish girdle skirts and baggy hems. Grosgrain with colored stones and even old Spanish pendants attach to ribbons. Potential puffs may return across the back while fronts stay plain in the bare face trend.
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Buster Brown
Marcel
Wraps for Summer Wear Dress Up Fashion
The piece praises frothy summer dress-up wraps including a rose pink silk cape with lace tiers over rose chiffon. It notes chiffon as a wearable fabric used for linings and coats. It highlights Caillot’s long batiste embroidered model worn with beige taffeta and ecru lace, concluding the outfit is splendid.
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Caillot
Batiste
Bright Shades for Living Room Walls
Bright shades choices for a large living room with dark walls include redbirds on greenish brown branches, mulberry flowers with ample foliage, or traditional red options. In brown rooms, long sprays of rich golden glow provide decorative success.
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Melville Turner Warren
Knickerbocker
New York City
Wells
McClure Newspaper Syndicate