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Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbilt of New York and Biltmore outlines a shift toward country life in America She promotes dairy farming at Biltmore with 200 blooded cows and envisions a farm paying for itself and offering practical benefits beyond society life The piece notes Vanderbilt’s social prominence and the financial and cultural tensions between city society and rural enterprise.
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Country
Life In America
John Dickinson Sherman
America
Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbilt
New York
Bar Harbor
Biltmore
England
Anatiene
Mra
Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George W
New Aor City
Aliaed
French Broad River
Asheville
N. C
Appalachian
North Carolina
Orleans
Blois
France
Cecil-Vanderhilt
United States
Cecil
Ots
Ycharme
George ‘Warren
Stuyvesants
Ishes
Europe
Society Ife
Biitmore
Jorge
Mother Ocean Narrates Life at Sea and Visitors
A narrative featuring Mother Ocean describing her friends and foes among the Wave children and sea travelers. She recalls conversations with a naval gentleman, Billie Brownie, and soldiers returning from war, detailing their awe and boredom at sea and the enduring lure of the water.
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Jeman
Bilile
Mother Ocean
Heathiey
Bille
Brownie
Billie Brownie
Eerhey
Ocean
Tod Mauchi
Fashion Silhouette Changes Dominate 1925 Style Shift
The article traces a shift from the straight silhouette to a wider, living skirt in 1925 fashion. It notes French couturiers cautiously testing new lines, then American adoption through Drecoll and others. Detailing neckwear, mantillas, and tunics, it highlights the flare achieved by front side draping and plaiting, with the silhouette settling into a defining trend.
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Bays
Paris
New
York
Her
Avas
Ihistory
Piris
Svith
Atelantic
Drecoll
Milady’s
Alencan
Géndritas
Heckigenr
Rene
Rand Atinge
Fragmentary Quiver Verse Quoted In Ministerial Sermon
An obscure sermon quoted a stream of classical and biblical lines. The text mentions a stenographer and a day of Youth, with references to psalms and modern transportation versus ancient archery. The overall sense is fragmentary and stylistic in tone.
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Carcherys
Department of Agriculture adopts catnip lure for predators
A survey notes the Department of Agriculture developed a catnip lure months ago and now uses it in the western states to trap cougars and bobcats that prey on livestock and game. Officials could not find a manufacturer for catnip oil or plants but report the lure now aids government hunters.
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Department of Agriculture
Reverend Rowland Bill Preacher Wit and Pulpit Quips
The English evangelist Rev. Rowland Bill born 1744 noted as a late school of preachers famed for quaint witty remarks. A report recalls his pulpit style at Blackfriars Road and a Sunday carriage ride nudge prompting a requester to be saddled home after service.
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Rowland, Bill
Wade
Aintners
Lehanene
Vere ‘Wy
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