Studio intrigue as Hall Bonistelle backs three marriages
In a sunlit studio, Hall Bonistelle faces a tangle of rivals as he contemplates marriage with three women. Carolyn Dallys Rosamund Gale and Mrs. Rena Royalton jockey for timing and truth, while Miss Fisher’s proofs spark plans and confidences. The group plots a dramatic revelation before midnight while Bonistelle’s intentions unfold amidst teases and tears.
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Halt Bnstelle
Preacy Fia
Doremus
Hal
John
Rygic
Oia
Rena
Hall
Ajo
Poe
Grees
Rosamund Gale
Art
Flodie
Jonas Hassingtr
Rosanund
Carole
Rosamund
Carolyn
Nuaurolyn
Miss Gale
Jet
PMV
Suavity
Hall Bonistelle
Mrs. Royalton
Onistelle
Miss Dallys
Miss Fisher
Mr. Boniway
Carolyn Dallys
Rena Royalton
Hall Bonngtelle
Red Sea name origins debunked by sailors
An article explains the Red Sea’s name does not derive from the biblical drowning of Pharaoh. It cites seasonal reddening from marine organisms and red coral reefs as possible causes, noting scholars dispute the biblical etiology and linking the sea’s upper course to Edom’s red boundary.
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Pharaoh
Red Sea
Wit
Edom
Tepute
Condiments That Improve Camp Meals On Outdoor Outings
A vintage note on camp cooking highlights essential seasonings for field fare. Salt and pepper are basics, with paprika lemon garlic and cayenne recommended to brighten flavor. Include onion juice herb bouquet and a flask of whisky or brandy for richer soups. Add tomatoes and a cooked egg to finish soups. heat sauce with soup.
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Cayenne
Induction Cork Sparks Modern Dance Quip at Cornell Widow
A brief, playful remark on electrifying modern dances surfaces in a Cornell Widow item. The line hints at a social moment or toast during campus events, reflecting light humor and campus culture of the era.
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Cork
Cornell
Taffeta Dominates Fall Fashion With Coordinated Suits
Fashion notes applaud taffeta as the season’s favorite fabric. The fall line features taffeta one piece dresses coaties and suits in matched silk and wool tones. Descriptions detail tiered skirts knife plaited flounces corded hems velvet trims and versatile coatees worn with blouses or lingerie gowns.
Washing silk stockings for longer life
Advice on preserving silk stockings from fashion notes. Rinse new stockings in soap and water before wearing to double their life. Ensure no soap remains in the fabric to avoid damage.
Red Taffeta Jacket Accessorized with Parasol Chic
A cherry red taffeta jacket paired with a matching parasol elevates a white costume. The ensemble blends bold color with classic styling for a striking, coordinated look.
Really Marvelous Shopping Bags For Modern Women
Julia Bottomley highlights the midsummer rise of multifunctional shopping bags in black and white vogue. She notes patents, morocco and leathers, built in mirrors, coin purses, pockets, and compartments for cosmetics, letters, and purchases, with novel silk and beaded variants illustrated.
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Morocco
Universal
Julia Bottomley
Scalloped Bathing Suits Feature Taffeta Styles
The article notes scalloping as a popular ornamental finish for bathing dresses, praising taffeta for its suitability. It describes an original design with separate knickers and a princ es tunic held by three silk bands, a satin cravat, and decorative slots tied in a bow at the back.
Detroit Woman Sues for Divorce Over Money Throwing
A Detroit woman sues for divorce citing her husband throwing money at her. The remark notes the nation should suspend judgment until all details are clarified.
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Detroit
Youngstown
July Food Department Records Top Previous Highs
Food Commissioner Harman reported July receipts for the food department totaling 16314 dollars, a record by far and about 3000 dollars above prior peaks. The month’s income covered inspection fees permits feeding stuffs and other charges, leaving the department with nearly 100000 dollars in unexpended balance.
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Union News Service
Harman
The
Food Commission
Permits Issued For Hog Cholera Serum In Nebraska
The Nebraska Livestock Sanitary Board issued thirty seven serum sale permits under the July law. Twenty two went to out of state firms and fifteen to Nebraska entities. Vaccinations reached 12 301 hogs in July and early August using 373 774 cubic centimeters of serum and 8 262 cubic centimeters of virus. Nebraska had about 1.5 million hogs on April 1 with 700 697 died from cholera that year. Cholera remains the leading hog disease causing losses. higher serum quality is expected to reduce mortality.
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Nebraska
Livestock Sanitary Board
Ex-Governor urges Nebraska brick paving plant
Ex Governor Holcomb on the state board of control advocates a brick paving program. He recommends locating a brick factory in Nebraska to supply municipalities and counties and to provide prison labor for long and short term workers, producing paving brick at cost.
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Nebraska
Holcomb
State Board of Control
City Hall Bonds Regulated By State Auditor Sued
State auditor registers 25000 of city hall bonds and Benson, a suburb of Omaha, files suit against the city not yet absorbed. University agronomy urges keeping last year’s seed corn as emergency stock. May 10 corn planted at the university farm did not tassel by August 5, unlike last year’s crop by July 16. With three weeks late growth, full ripening likely three weeks later despite favorable weather.
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State Auditor’s
Benson
Omaha
Department of Experimental Agronomy
The
University
Justice of the Peace Post Reward for Auto and Boat Theft
Riverhead New York Justice of the Peace George F Stackpole offers rewards for thieves who stole items from his property. A coil from his automobile and a coil from his motor launch were taken. He adds five dollars more for the bicycle wheels and two pairs of oars from the town dock clubhouse, pleading for return of one pair.
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Riverhead, L
Justice of the Peace
George F. Stackpole
Justice
Tyrone brakeman hailed hero for track rescue at Clarence
Altoona Pennsylvania thirty five year old Harry E Duey of Tyrone a front brakeman on the Tyrone division of the Pennsylvania railroad is to be recommended to the Carnegie commission for a hero medal He rescued a boy playing on the track from a speeding freight train at Clarence by diving from the engine cab and grabbing the child from the cowcatcher The boy is Jack Yancys son a Clarence miner
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Altoona
Harry E. Duey
Tyrone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Commission
Duey
Snow Shoe
Clarence
A. H. Rowe
Jack Yancy
Killed Snake by Strategy in Pennsylvania Barn
In Tulpehocken township near Rehrersburg Pennsylvania three men George B Gerhard and William EB Oxenreider saw a copperhead three feet five inches long escape under a grain barrel after dropping from a wagon load of wheat. The men devised a plan Oxenreider nudged the barrel and the snake advanced prompting Bickel to leap away while Oxenreider fetched an ax from the wood pile. He then cut off the reptile’s head.
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Rehrersburg
Edward Bickel
Tulpehocken
George B
Gerhard
William EB
Oxenreider
Bickel
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