Boudoir Ensembles Highlight Graceful Evening Fashions
Modern boudoir ensembles feature lace trimmed capes, tulle flounces, and satin sheens in pinks and creams. Gowns show fitted bodices with defined waists, scalloped hems, and long trains, with chiffons and laces dominating, while silk taffetas and flower patterns appear in bold colors.
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Magerle
Kent
Mandela
Sihouette
Weisteraag
Pright
Contested Hearts Across the Mistassini
Paul struggles with longing for Carla after her mother’s death as the two drift closer yet remain apart. Carla's memory and her own failed marriage haunt their fragile bond while Paul pursues hard labor and cemetery visits to cope with loneliness on the Mistassini.
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Carla
Auniher
Fife
Flewas
Allstassink
Reberval
Peribonka
Lig
Pittie
Blue Berry Plains
Veribonka
Lila
Alsiaken
Saluuiay
Aligtis
Frost
Tuire
Lis
Isit
Perthanira
Lites
Tani
Eriboouka
Roberval
Paul
Leribinka
Reberial
Ars
Saldan
Tinria
Perthonka
Kurt
Crina
Eribonta
Jim
Pertborka Portraits Highlight Crippled Lady and Local Figures
The piece sketches Pertborka, a small French Canadian village, naming figures such as Paul Kirke a Brant descendant with Indian traits, Elia a powerful New York figure, and Carla a village teacher. It hints at marriage, engineering work near Peribonkes, and a wife distant in Europe while Carla’s invalid mother dies.
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Pertborka
Paul Kirke
Molly Brant
Joseph Brant
Elia
New York
Gnander
Paul
Claira Durand
Peribonkes
Europe
Carla
Diea
Nigerian Women Hold and Exercise Powers In Yorubaland
Yoruba women wield significant authority in village life led by the head woman or isaleds who chairs the council and issues administrative orders to the women. The poltelis, all women, have a guild and burial prerogatives regarding water. Ancestor worship and nature reverence center their religion with a supreme Creator accessed through subordinate gods connected to thunder iron and agriculture.
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Yorubaland
Nigeria
Thita
Training U. S. Sailors at Naval Academy Opened 1845
The United States Naval Academy at Annapolis opened on October 1 1845. It was founded by George Bancroft, then secretary of the navy. The academy has about 3 000 authorized appointments.
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U. S
United States Naval Academy
Annapulis, Rd
George Bancroft
Secretary of the Navy
College Athlete Credits Health Method for Vitality
A college jumper named Deming claims Najol oil boosts his buoyant spirits and vitality by promoting regular bodily elimination. He insists the tasteless product contains no drugs and urges others to try it, saying it costs little and keeps athletes well and happy.
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On Demme
Colgate
Mr. Deming
Najol
Alf
Nujol
Aan Finds Love Shifting After Blond Marriage
After marrying a blonde, Aan realizes his fondness for brunettes. A scientist dismisses religion and refuses dialogue about his science oven, showing a stubborn stance on belief and inquiry.
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Aan
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