Secret of the Paris Hat Revealed in Hypodermic Needle
A milliner seeking the Paris hat’s magic works in Paris and uncovers the tale of a hypodermic needle that dulls workers and fuels the creative spirit. Jeesie Belyea in National Magazine presents the curious, eerie account of the deadly device behind the bewitching hats.
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Paris
Guy
America
Euale
Dejeuner
Jeesie Belyea
National Magazine
Clay's First Speech Turns from Bashful Beginnings to Triumph
The piece traces Henry Clay as a shy, bright young lawyer in Lexington with a tentative start in a debating society. He finally delivers a speech after a tense moment, then rises to prominence through a pivotal law case noted as his finest. It mentions a monument near Vorholz dedicated to Napoleon and Marie Louise’s marriage.
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Henry Clay
Lexington
Clay
Alzeny
Grand Duchy of
Hesee
Vorholz
Napoleon
Napoleon I
Marie Lowize
Grand Duchess of
Aona
London
The Rolling Dollar Tells a Mossdale Tale of Home Trade
A rolling dollar recounts a Mossdale Michigan tale about mail order catalogs and local versus Chicago trade. A farmer writing to a catalog house complains of high local taxes, lack of cash payments for staples, and favors to home merchants, preferring to support Mossdale shops and roads, schools, and churches.
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Mossdale
Chicago
Express Company
Here
Mossdale, Mich
F. O. B. Mossdale
Joe
Careene
Carl Schultz
Napoleon Monument in Germany Curiosity Highlighted
A brief note reports a monument to Napoleon I located in Germany described as a curiosity. The item notes its existence and invites interest in the historical artifact.
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Napoleon
Germany
Napoleon 1
Eccentric Chesterton and His Wardrobe Woes
In humorous anecdotes Gilbert K. Chesterton relies on his wife as guardian and organizer. The piece recounts misadventures, including a Glasgow lecture mix up and Chesterton's bizarre dinner coat outfit, illustrating his dependence on Mrs. Chesterton for routine affairs and attire.
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Hoyle
Chestertons
Overstrand Mansions
Battersea
G. K
Hayden Church
Philadelphia Ledger
Child Visitor Seeks Closet Tour at Mrs Jones Home
A child asks to go upstairs and view the hostess's closet during a visit. The hostess questions the request and the child mentions wanting to see a large item described as a kete ton jarge.
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