Marie Van Vorst La taerens 2 ter chcees a tale of Sabron
Marie Van Vorst chronicles Sabron a French cavalry captain and his dog Pitchoune in a comic romance. The pair face letters engagements and travels from Margaux d Esclignac to Algiers as Pitchoune runs away and Sabron seeks to keep his dog.
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Aye ‘Omte de Babron
Pitchoune
Hig Aster
Marie
Julla
Duc da Srom
Sabron
Algiers
MARIE VAN VORST_ La
Desert Night Prayer and Sabron’s Desperate Resolve
Sabron endures a feverish night in the desert as prayers and memory evoke a peaceful vision. He wanders between life and death with Pitchorne the dog by his side, haunted by wounds, thirst, and a lone, hopeful chant from Julia Redmond’s song. He confronts mortality while yearning for salvation and a return to safety.
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Pitchorne
Sabron
Plains
Pantic
Pitchoune
Pitchorne Ose
Eve
Tai
Julia Redmond
Rouen
American heiress joins aunt on Algerian rescue mission
Julia Redmond asserts herself after a telegram hints Sabron may live. The Marquise d Esclignac, a former American girl, plans a Red Cross voyage to Algiers via Nice and telegraphs the Duc de Tremont as Julia vows to seek Sabron and fate.
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Marquise d’Esclignac
Julia Redmond
Sabron
Julia
Matante
S Ie
Parc Monceau
Rhone
Biarritz
de Puyster
Schenectady
Cavalry
War Department
Marquise
Chateau A
Esclignac
Africa
Eugene
Algiers
Robert de Tremont
Miss Redmond
Marquise d'Esclignac
Villa Des Perroquets
Nice
Duc de
England
Melanie
Madame la Marquise
Monsieur le Duc de Tremont
Made Over Gown Trends Feature Two Fabric Styles
Fashion notes describe remodeling gowns using two fabrics for the body and widening skirts often by reversing last season’s skirt. Yokes, wide silk bands, and multiple bands in the body shape the look. Silks, tunics, contrasting coats, and gathered yokes create stylish, economical options with long chiffon sleeves and cable piping details.
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Economist
Nebraska briefs note growth and local events
A flurry of Nebraskan items reports a farmers union organized at Murdock, a Swat the Fly campaign at Hastings, a bank charter change at Pender, and a looming state fair. Other notes cover deaths, injuries, school appointments, jail plans, and Memorial Day observances across Lincoln Beatrice Beatrice region and beyond.
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A _farmers’ “union
Murdock
Hastings
Pender National Bank
Nebraska
Carter Lake
Omaha
Cyril Tomandl
Burlington
Seward
Lincoln
M. Whitehead
Gothenburg
Red Cloud
Charles Quick
Havelock
University Place
Otto Maxel
Axtell
Board of Education
College View
Wiliam Daub, Jr
Plymouth
Laramie
Wyo
Grace Shallenberger
Alma
A. C. Shallenberger
W. D. Smith
Plattsmouth
Stars and Stripes
Gage County
Beatrice Commercial Club
B. F. Gaither
Beatrice
Liberty High School
George Ellis
Peru
South
Telephone Company
Wynka Cemetery
Harriet Hammel
Appomattox Post
Nebbraska Wesleyan
Miles Butterfield
Humboldt
Lincoln Postal Savings Bank
Joe” Redman
Lloyd Morgan
Bassett
Annapolis
Naval Academy
MecNany
Navy
University At
State Orthopedic Hospital
Barney Oldfield
de Lloyd Thomp
P. E.O
Fairbury
Clarice Christensen
Minnen
Beatrice High School
Superintendent of Schools
Wymore
White Holland Turkey Favored Over Bronze in Breeding Shift
An Illinois writer notes the White Holland turkey, once seen as king of domestic birds, now rivals the Bronze due to scientific breeding. White Hollands are homefriendly, nonwandering, nest easily in sheds or corn shocks, and suit breeders with limited space. The purebred bird is large, snowwhite, with soft abundant feathers, and breeders cull and sell dressed birds for feathers as a byproduct.
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Illinois
Farmer’ Review
White
Holland
Turkey
Critics on Drug Treatment in New York Hospitals
Mrs W K Vanderbilt condemns how New York City handles drug victims calling the system a hideous farce. She notes patients are discharged after ten days cured yet mentally and nervously shattered. Katherine Bement Davis cites that 35 to 50 percent of criminals are drug fiends.
Dream Vision Ties Baltimore Woman to York Slaying
Anna Miller of Baltimore says a dream warned of a man with a revolver and a policeman before Mrs. Miller was killed in York Pennsylvania. She believes her brother killed himself after the scene, while Hibner saved two children by guiding them to safety from a third story window. The officer involved was Patrolman Ziegler.
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Miller
Fom
B. F. Hibner
Ziegler
Mil
Savannah man claims black plant pigment discovery
A Savannah, Georgia man asserts he has found a chemical that when applied to growing cotton turns it jet black and can produce roses of pure velvet black. He believes the discovery will revolutionize plant cultivation in general.
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Savannah
Hand Embroidery in Net Frocks
Hand embroidery plays a prominent part in trimming thin frocks with net fabric, many frocks shown almost covered with embroidery in this feature.
Footwear Fashion: New Shoes Blend Leather and Cloth
Fashion writer Julia Bottomley notes a surge in smart summer footwear. Designers mix colored leathers and cloth with patent finishes, favoring streamlined, lace forms without buckles, targeting both casual and dressy wear while matching cloth colors to fall dress goods.
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Julia Bottomley
Spool Bracelet for Knitters Sells for Two Dollars
The item is a silver wrist bracelet with two supporting chains holding a bar to thrust through a knitting spool or ball of yarn. The attachment costs two dollars and comes in hair or pin stripe, with silk colors including tan with brown or black stripes and striped pongees in light blue pink or green.
Striped silks set spring fashion rhythm
A note on spring fabric trends highlights many striped silks with a dominant wide stripe creating contrast. The brief observes how this pattern appears in multiple textiles, signaling a stylistic emphasis for the season.
Des Moines Reports Drop in Domestic Incidents in March
Humane society officers note four fewer cases of wife beating and wife desertion in Des Moines during March the first month of Iowa's dry season, reflecting a shift in domestic distress reports.
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Humane Society
Des Moines
Iowa
Rhode Island White Breed Offers Good Laying Potential
An article by M. Be Bemis of Phoenix Arizona counsels caution with new poultry breeds. It notes the Rhode Island White, bred for over ten years, maintains Rhode Island size and form with pure white color. Origin traced to crosses among Cochin Wyandotte and Rose Comb White Leghorn.
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M. BE
Bemis
Phoenix
Ariz
Rhode Island
Troubles of Little Chicks in Cement Housing
The article describes chicks kept on cement floors suffering from foot injuries, rheumatism, pneumonia, blisters, and sometimes death. Damp, cool conditions and overheat from housing cause lameness and toe rot. Changes in housing and diet are advised to prevent fatal outcomes.
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