Tragic Mont Blanc disaster seals 11 lives in 1870
The 1870 Mont Blanc summit tragedy near the Roof of Europe claimed 11 lives including two Americans John Randall and H M Bean, a Scotchman and eight Chamonix guides. Five bodies were recovered then three decades later six remain in the glacier with Miss Edith Randall awaiting recovery.
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Alps
Mont - Blanc
Europe
Chamonix
Edith Randall
Boston
John Randall
Mont Blanc
Randall
Glacier
H. M. Bean
Jonesboro
Tenn
G. McCorkingdale
Glasgow
Grand Mulets
Mr. Bean
Champanix
Pir. Randall
Mr. McCorkindale
Little English Church
Par
McCorkindale
Summi
United States of America
Hessie
Jesus Christ
Concerning the Dog Days and Weather Wit
The piece notes dog days arrive mid August signaling winter’s backbone breaking. It muses on the Dog Star Sirius causing heat though it only rages at night and weather records rise as people sweat. It jokes that dogs go mad then and dog‑daises bloom, ending with a playful Lipincott’s caption about every dog having his day.
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Andy
Scotland
Pittsburg
Lfe
Napoleon
Hague
Universal Press Syndicate
Weather Bureau
Sirius
England's Newton as Most Common Place Name, 72 Mentions
An observation notes that Newton is the most common place name in England, occurring at least 72 times across locales. The report highlights prevalence without listing specific Newtons or regional distribution.
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England
Newton
Woodsy Room Reveals Suburban Charm and Denim Rug Magic
A suburban home presents a sunlit woodsy room with green walls and wicker furniture. The standout feature is a denim rug covering the carpet, edged with tacks to prevent slipping, and brown stenciled twig designs appear on the rug and cushions. Green silk portieres and old-fashioned green slat blinds complete the natural motif.
At Home Reflections on Swiss Gorges
Mr and Mrs Dawson hosted an at home after returning from the continent. Mrs Dawson praised the gorge at Andermatt while Fred mocked memories of the Grand hotel gorge remark. He noted the sole square meal they had in Switzerland.
Simple Cut Coat Suit Designs Previewed for Coming Season
The article showcases a Russian cutaway coat suit in mole brown pebble wool with a long plain skirt and a tunic front fastening at the knees by a square tab. It describes blouse details with cross-front fronts, a high soft collar, purple satin accents, three quarter sleeves, and soutache trimming for a refined, versatile dress and street wear look.
Smoking Table Invented in Lacquered Brass for Comfort
A lacquered brass smoking table on a tall stand includes a cigar jar ash tray and match box holder. The center features a long-armed electric light with a brass shade adjustable to angle. A silk-covered cord runs to a convenient socket, inviting leisurely cigars and reading.
Velvet shoes with velvet backs dominate new footwear
Velvet remains a premier choice in upcoming footwear with models combining velvet uppers and leather fronts. Descriptions emphasize rich black or red velvet paired with suede or patent leather fronts, white or colored rims, and variants with a single button fastening for high walking shoes.
White and Green Embroidered Linen Dress Design
A detailed description of a dress in oyster white linen with green embroidery. Green scalloped button rows run from neck to skirt, white crochet buttons with green French knots, scalloped collar and cuffs, and accents like green leaves or a silk tie. Wear with a crush green silk girdle and green suede belt. avoid starch.
Dainty Crepe de Chine Frock From Noted Designer
A fresh crepe de chine frock features a gathered blouse that forms a bolero over a cream shadow lace vest with a pointed lace yoke. The sleeves mirror the lace treatment at the elbow with a small lace cuff, and satin-covered buttons in a soft gray bodice and plain underskirt.
Latest French Makeup Trends Shift Away From Purple Powders
French women abandon purple powder specially made for electric light makeup and tire of saffron tones that gave a suntanned look. They now favor pink and whiteness with patches and powdered hair as the current style.
Proper Tie Washing and Wrinkling Prevention
To wash ties, baste a short distance from the edge to keep the lining smooth, then wash carefully and iron under a cloth. For fine silk, clean with gasoline, air dry, then warm radiator heat to remove odor completely.
All Black Hat Description in Derby Style
A complete black hat described as a derby type in fine black milan features a ribbon close to the crown and a large tuft of soft black plumage upright at the right rear.
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Milan
Making Good Start in Hog Business
A guide to starting hog farming stresses treat hogs as individuals, selecting a fine looking boar and suitable sows. It explains that male selection shapes offspring, warns against poor male lines, and covers cross breeding and strain choice for profitability.
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Hadam
Aha
Timely Notes of the Poultry Yard
Timely notes on caponizing, drone hens, Babcock test, and trap nests. Advice covers yard design, sun exposure, grass use, green feed in winter, and rotating crops to improve flock health. Emphasizes moving yards for disease, dry-picked fowls, and prompt action.
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Babcock
A Strawberry Bed and Orchard for Easy Desserts
With a strawberry bed a few berry bushes and plum and apple trees the table can be constantly supplied with a variety of desserts easily and quickly prepared.
Hay Machinery and Neighborly Sharing During Hay Time
The piece argues that borrowing hay equipment strains neighborly ties during hay time. It suggests buying machinery outright and boosting income by offering hourly labor to those who need to hire equipment.
Breeding Sows Age Guidelines
Sows should not be bred before eight months of age and some hogmen avoid breeding until ten or twelve months old.
Sterilized Soil for Florists Plants
Florists use steam sterilization to destroy all life in soil for window boxes and pots. A large bin with steam pipes heats sod soil for about thirty minutes to prevent weed growth and worm damage, though overheating can ruin essential elements.
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Green House
B. V, Ll
Easy Method for Killing Gophers
A dated tip by Jackson Taylor describes using parsnip and strychnine bait to lure gophers from fresh dirt. The method involves placing bait in the hole and leaving it open, causing the animal to emerge and seal its grave.
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Jackson Taylor
Gopher
Insure Against Canker In Pigeon Flocks
Barrett recommends ten cents worth of creolin to protect 400 pigeons for a year. Two or three drops in a spoonful of water used twice daily soothes throat and mouth. treatment can cure severely affected birds. Remove diseased birds and add creolin to drinking water of healthy birds as a preventive measure.
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Barrett
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