Double Wedding Ends a Lifetime of Wishes
Rodney Blair resists marriage until fate and a hotel encounter with two blackmailers force a change. He uncovers a past link to Abel Drake's beloved Mary Winslow, learns Alice Durant is the target, and protects her while discovering his own love. The tale culminates in a double wedding uniting the two couples.
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Abel Drake
Rodney Blair
Rodney
Middle West
Mr. West
Ethel
Weiters
Wes
Mary Winslow
Alice Durant
Redhead Regiment Hails From Coli ers Weekly Call
A feature argues for a volunteer unit named The Redheads for Uncle Sam. Recruitment bases eligibility on hair color and bold combat imagery inspired by famous mounted regiments. The piece endorses the concept as a formidable fighting unit ready to charge.
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Collier’s Weekly
Territorial Taxation and Territorial Expenses Overview
The text outlines territorial administration costs in the United States with Hawaii relying on direct property tax receipts of 3,768,468 in 1914 against expenses of 4,687,545. Alaska revenues come mainly from business licenses near 1,000,000, and national spending on Alaska administration totals 41,560,168 including 7,200,900 for purchases. Congress covers half DC expenses, with residents paying the other half.
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United States
United States Congress
District of Columbia
Hank Proposes After Six-Year Courtship
Hank finally asks Mandy after six years of courting. Mandy responds with surprise saying this is sudden, while Hank insists he acted quickly to avoid being outpaced by other suitors.
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Hank
Mandy
Safe Way Gate Breaks Amid Yonk Street Discourse
Fragmented text references breaking a gate and local talk in Flatbush and Yonkers. Mentions safe way and a statesman, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Abe
Wanderer Cox’s Cape to Cairo and Beyond Trek exploits
Earnest Sevier Cox, a young Tennesseean now in Washington, recounts a solo Cape to Cairo hike across Africa unaccompanied by whites and his foot journey across South America from the Pacific to the Amazon sources. He financed the trip after mining work in Kimberley and the Rand, endured malaria and tsetse, and faced lions while leading bearers through dangerous zones. He also traversed Australasia, East Indies, Japan, and Hawaii, studying colonial systems and claiming German administration offers the most equitable rule.
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Africa
Cape
Cairo
Earnest Sevier Cox
Washington
South America
Amazon River
Australasia
East Indies
Japan
Hawaii
Cox
Kimberley
Rand
Usiji
Ujiji
Stanley
Livingstone
Stanley Falls
England
Equatorial Africa
Indian Ocean
Cape Town
Wall hanging pin cushion with patriotic design and safety pin holders
An ornate wall cushion intended to store needles pins and small household items. The 6 by 5 inch white satin piece features red white and blue trim a gold horseshoe for luck and ribbon side loops with safety pin rings overhead hanging loop and two cotton reels. A brief note on scalp health and hair care follows.
Pleasing Reception and Remarks on a Comedian
A reader comments on a comedian’s reception and compares him with contemporaries. The exchange notes humor and fame, mentioning Hamlet as a potential role and suggesting the performer has never voiced a desire to take that part.
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Hamlet
Makes Useful Tray Stand For Invalids In The Woods
A simple makeshift tray stand is described using a soap box with knocked out sides and strengthened ends, turned upside down to form a sturdy support that fits over an invalid’s knees. It aims to ease weight on the patient when funds limit luxury aids.
New Style Evening Gown Dominates This Season
The season favors an evening frock with fine silk net at the collar bone. Net covers the front and back, meeting at the neck base, while sleeves vary from draped to flared elbow styles edged with maribou or beads. Rumors say these gowns will shine at top country balls as a contrast to winter styles.
Turn to Styles of Spain Inspires Next Fashion
High authorities predict fashion will hint at Velasquez era models with long pointed bodices full skirts and puffed sleeves. Spain contributes lines trimmings blond lace and other details as the queen of Spain, an English princess, takes keen interest in the fashion surge.
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Velasquez
Spain
Biking Clothes and Protective Fashion for Cyclists
A Dress-U Bureau notice highlights cycling attire emphasizing leather suits in Norfolk or straight lines and leather-trimmed garments. It notes utilitarian and artistic aims, with protective features for wind and sun under voluminous falls for the cyclist’s wardrobe.
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U Bureau, Inc
Magpie Note in Paper Returns as Summer Decor
The article notes a revival of magpie patterned wallpaper in white and black, reversing prior color schemes. It describes halls and boudoirs using black and white designs with gay chintz curtains and willow furniture, creating a fresh cool look for summer.
Manicuring Nails Procedure From Old Guide
The procedure describes soaking fingertips in warm water, cleaning under the nails with a file and cotton on an orange stick dipped in pumice, soaking again, shaping nails, and pushing back cuticles. Cuticle scissors should be Rhepis and sharp to trim loose skin and hang nails.
New Silk Gloves On Show With Edged Huffs and Tuffies
Display of white silk gloves features edged trims and decorative elements. The items are presented as part of a larger accessory collection, highlighting fabric quality and craftsmanship.
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Tuffies
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W. G. Chapman
Alfonso
Milady
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