Rockefeller Jr in Colorado Miners Mission of Mutual Trust
Charles N Wheeler profiles John D Rockefeller Jr visiting Colorado coal towns during a miners strike. He walks the mines, talks with workers, dances with wives, visits schools, and invites community input, earning trust as a humane heir to vast wealth.
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John Defeller
Pueblo
Fremont Way
Thrift and cooking tips from Elen Richards
A long homemaking article blends recipes with thrift guidance. It covers tomatoes and potato dishes, crumb bread, brown Betty, hash browns, potato soup, and chocolate pudding, plus advice on planning meals, reducing waste, and teaching careful kitchen habits for families.
Velvet and fur cape redefine winter fashion trends
A vintage fashion feature describes velvet capes with fur edging as the season’s standout accessory. It highlights a black silk velvet cape with blue silk lining, fringe, and shirred neck details, paired with a tailored long line coat and tunic style bodice. Rich materials signal elegance over warmth, ideal for concerts and social gatherings.
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Rionessary
Black Satin Frocks and Western Embroidered Furnishings
A fashion sketch describes a black satin frock with blue silk trimming and fur accents, paired with a small hat featuring grosgrain ribbon and fur balls. It notes black satin resurging in dress and needlework, with embroidered runners, cushion covers, and a cane-back chair headrest in Chinese and Oriental motifs. Turnback cuffs add a smart finish to tailored coat sleeves.
Etiquette and the caution in conversation tones
An old adage advises avoiding certain topics with unfamiliar company. The saying warns that subjects should be introduced carefully to prevent exposing untoward events or sensitive matters tied to individuals present.
Cinderella tale echoes in child’s question about Bobby
A child overhears a mother scolding a boy named Bobby and asks her own mother if Bobby’s mother is a stepmother. The boy’s reprimand and the child’s analogy reflect a curiosity about parental roles and the Cinderella story’s cruelty.
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Bobby
Childish Deductions at Hotel Parlor
Mary and her little brother Bute stand in a grand hotel parlor awed by luxury. Billie whispers to Mary about a Marie Antoinette picture and she replies in a confiding tone that the queen is “the one that owns the furniture.”
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Great Burma Rice Crop
Burma is the world s largest producer of rice and though less than a tenth of the crop is exported even then her exports constitute more than half the rice which comes into international trade. The Burma rice crop averages twenty eight million tons a year and upwards of two and one half million tons are exported.
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Lester Mines
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New York
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Mr. Rockefeller
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Growing Dishrags From Luffa Gourd Sponges and Lace
An Ohio woman profits by selling luffa gourds to a garage firm for car washing and by cutting them into strips to make lace for milliners. Luffa gourds yield sponges and dishcloths. soap berry tree grows in western Ecuador with fruit used as soap substitute, its pulp and seeds highly saponaceous.
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