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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

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Mildred and Denzil Love Triangle Deepens at King's Abbott

At King's Abbott the feud with Lady Eagleton grows as Mildred refuses Denzil Younge and Roy Blount plans an engagement with Mabel. Aunt Harriet questions propriety while Mildred, Caroline, and the others cope with looming separations and money worries.

King’s Abbott Trevanians Denzil Caroline Hal Disney Lady Eagleton Mildred Denzil Younge Sir George Lord Lyndon Clifton Roy Blount Mabel Eddie Edward Roy Blount Mr. Blount Lady Engleton Harriet Carolne Aunt Harriet Lady Caroline Royston

Life in the Homes of China by Lady Tsao excerpt

Readable extracts from Lady Tsao’s volume translated by Mrs Baldwin outline Chinese domestic life. Chapters emphasize virtue, obedience, early rising, reverence for parents, and women’s duties. The text urges strict conduct for girls and strict discipline in the home.

Lady Tsao la Baldwin L. Baldwin China

City People Curious Over Black Singing On Broadway

A street scene near Broadway and Cortlandt street drew a crowd as a singer in a wagon performed Old Black Joe and The Suwanee River. A newsboy shouted Dontcher see its only de nigger a-singin, triggering laughter and a momentary street blockage. The episode ends with the crowd dispersing and wagons moving on.

Broadway Cortlandt Street New York Mail and Express Joe Suwanee River Church Street

Death by Own Action Rooms At Philadelphia Insane Asylum

A Chicago Chronicle report describes dedicated rooms in a Philadelphia asylum where inmates seeking suicide are kept safe. Rooms lack beds fixtures gas outlets or door knobs and open outward with no sharp edges. Nightly keepers patrol as patients undress their clothes are removed to prevent strangling implements.

Mildred Denzil Eddie Oth Miss Trevanion Boome Philadelphia Chicago Chronicle

Proper identity in business letters for women

The letter stresses clear identity in business correspondence. It notes many female writers fail to reveal their gender or full name. It advises women to sign as Mary A. Smith and add Miss or Mrs in parentheses to indicate marital status when applicable.

M.A. Smith Mary A. Smith John B. Smith

Cadets Allowed Beards and Mustaches Under New Policy

Cadets may wear beards, while Russian cadets can sport mustaches and beards. Navy cadets are allowed mustaches but must shave beards. The update clarifies grooming rules across military branches.

Millinery Wines Featured at Love and Bills Fair

A small-town fair highlights millinery and wine offerings in a lighthearted event titled Bills Fair in Love. Vendors showcase hats and local vintages, drawing residents for a day of shopping and socializing.

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