BoING A GOOD FELLOW And New Health Fads In Town
A newspaper column ponders generosity and social status, noting that wealth can vanish and friendships fade when fortune dims. It cites philosophers on peerage and the notion that real friends come from unselfish acts rather than wealth, while lampooning the idea of a “good fellow” as foolhardy. It then reports a New Yorker observing a village habit of blowing soap bubbles as a health fad, with a doctor citing deep breathing for consumption care.
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Bonnichon Hatlike Bonnet Adapts to Fashion Soirees
The Bonnichon HiS dainty confection, of Persian origin and American adoption, pairs with lingerie gowns and serves as a hat substitute for theater or lawn party costumes. Shown item features lace net foundation with foam frills, pick roses grouped to form a buckle chape, white Japanese crepe with black and white striped marquisette, and pink roses accenting the Russian inspired tunic and gown.
Duchess title dispute in marriage litigation surfaces
Amusement over two American women who married Frenchmen claiming the Duchess of Choiseul title deepens as litigation reveals the title belongs to neither claimant. The husband of 19 of them, once Mrs. Paine, is the Beveth Duke of Praslin.
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Praslin
Hungarian statesmen duel wounds reported in fifth bout
The cable reports two Hungarian statesmen engaged in a duel the other day with both men wounded in the fifth bout. They typically receive scratches on their right arms in such encounters.
Seedless Watermelon Effort Faces Public Skepticism
Luther Burbank pursues a seedless watermelon project drawing mixed opinions from the public. Critics question practicality and potential impacts on taste and tradition while supporters cite future convenience and novelty.
King Manuel backs ovalists in bid to reclaim throne
King Manuel shows strong interest in efforts by the ovalists to restore him to the throne. The young man faces pressures and risks overworking himself as supporters push forward.
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Manuel
French Aviators Speed Claim Needs Official Verification
A report questions an aviator claim of 155 miles per hour, noting that an official statement would lend credibility and prompt quicker public belief. The piece emphasizes the need for formal verification from authorities.
Senator Clark’s Pine Organ Draws New York Buzz
Montana senator Clark reportedly had a $125,000 pine organ installed in his New York residence. The purchase raises questions about spending and taste as he appears mistrustful of public scrutiny.
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Irmer
Clark
Montana
New York House
Fragmented OCR: New York physician advocates trips to care files
Fragmented text references a New York physician and mentions trips, care files, and unclear terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge from the readable fragments.
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New York
Man Must Enforce Home Decision, Court Rules
A judge has decided that a man is in his own home and now must enforce the ruling. The ruling emphasizes the authority of the decision and the responsibility to carry it out.
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Io Getty
Aviator’s narrow escape amid haystack saves life
A pilot narrowly survived by landing in a haystack, a stunt hailed as life preserving. The incident highlights the value of available safety measures and simple field improvisations.
Minnesota ABM to Seek Aid for Harvest Laborers
A notice indicates a plan to recruit two laborers for the harvest season through a program aimed at assisting clergy. The exact location and agency are not fully readable. The item suggests a formal recruitment effort tied to farming work and church communities.
Cholera Fight in New York Reaches Unusual Terms
In a striking note, New York faces a public health dilemma about aggressive cholera control measures while also considering nuisances like flies and insects. The rhetoric hints at broader sanitation battles and civic urgency.
Fruit for the Farmer's Table From His Own Garden
The article argues the country should be a great garden with a dedicated fruit and vegetable area on every farm. It urges farmers to cultivate fruit trees and a proper home garden, noting health and happiness outweigh strict financial costs and that home fruit saves medical bills and dust exposure.
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Water Street
Skirts Clear the Ground in Street Fashion
Harper's Bazaar notes dressmakers push practicality with street gowns featuring long skirts that clear the ground. For housewear, long skirts remain preferred, while last season’s elaborate short house gowns fade from favor. A low neck pairs with a long skirt. a short street skirt remains practical.
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Harper'’s Bazar
Frock in Dutch blue silk poplin with braided details
The description outlines a pretty blue poplin frock with silk sheen and braid trims. A hip length affect is suggested by the bodice and skirt arrangement, featuring soutache braiding and a wreath of embroidered nets. A creamy eyelet yoke with black eyelet ribbon adds a refined touch.
Handy Handkerchief Bag From Simple Sewing
A plain or fancy handkerchief bag is described with two pieces, stitched around the edges and cut to form four open pockets. The method uses a ribbon to cinch the top and decorative stitching for a neat finish suitable for men’s size.
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Witis
Hooded cloaks trend in summer coats with lace and bows
Fashion notes describe V shaped hoods on back of coats replacing sailor cellar style. Hood lines run to the front ends and are fastened with ornaments or silk bows. Made of heavy lace eyelet embroidery or batistes, edged with scallop, finished with white silk or linen floss lasses. Shown on stylish cloth coats for summer.
Jeweled pendant smart watches captivate shoppers
Jewelry trends show en amelled watches in pale pink or green worn as neck pendants. Some feature a single diamond center or surrounding stones. The timepieces are fashionable toys with chains and a watch face concealed at the back, yet many keep accurate time.
Mending a Sweater Hole Increases Neatness
Instructions explain mending a sweater hole with yarn using chainstitch from the top down the length of the hole. A darning needle catches each stitch securely for a neat, invisible repair.
Experiment With Food For Lunches
A three week lunch trial graded local eating places then selected foods under five cents per person. Fifty served daily two luncheons per week with fixed portions and costs. Profits reached 46 percent excluding gas and labor. adjustments lowered meat portions while boosting dressings to improve margins.
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Kent
Location for Best Apples
An observation notes the best shaped and largest apples form on the underside of branches due to gravity. It suggests sap flow and wound healing favor the under side over the upper side.
Pets of Chickens and Gentle Handling Guide
A fragment advises on calmly approaching a flock of birds to reduce fear. Begin by stroking the tamest bird's back while feeding well. As the bird relaxes it signals the flock, and more birds will permit gentle petting, gradually taming the whole group.
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Feedweil
Attractiveness of a Dairy Cow Udder
An attractive point is a finely shaped udder. it is one of the most eye catching features for a good dairy cow. Prospective purchasers and dairymen notice it first and form opinions based on it.
Discontented Cow Wanders and Cannot Reach Crops
A cow roaming barren fields gazes at growing crops beyond reach, showing unhappiness and poor potential for production.
Insure Uniform Growth in Pigs at Feeding Trough
To ensure uniform growth all pigs must be fed together when the trough is full. Consistent feeding timing prevents competition and promotes even development among the herd.
Great School of Medicine and Dentistry Exam Pass Rates
A historical note highlights that every graduate in Medicine or Dentistry must pass the state licensing board before practicing. It cites Harvard, Brown University, and St. Louis University with high success rates ranging around 90s percent. President John P. Frieden comments on the 2411 class proceeding.
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Brolowis University
St. Louis University
University
America
John P. Frieden
Grand Ave
Easy to Arrange and a Lad’s Wistful Homeward Wish
A teasing young woman speaks to a boy whose mother is her close friend. She suggests a pleasant outing but the mother declines, preferring home. The boy quips that he would rather stay home in a pleasant Hide bay while noting plans to bring another while Dr. John son helps.
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Mamma
Twice Convicted Another lawyers story arrives
A man charged with pickpocketing was arraigned and pled not guilty. The jury returned not guilty, and the court commented that a thief’s own confession would mark him as such. Cleveland Dealer.
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Cleveland
Lealer
Lewis' Sincle Binder Quote Prefers Cigars
A quip notes that sincere branding is the saving merit, with many smokers favoring cigars over other forms. The statement attributes preference to Ziggle and Carlyle-esque sentiment, reflecting a conservative view on authenticity.
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