Roosevelt children bring lively times to White House
The Roosevelt grandchildren and two young children will brighten the White House as three of Theodore Roosevelt’s descendants inhabit the residence for four years. Anne Roosevelt Dall has two kids, James Roosevelt, and Sara Pelano Tansevelt. Elliott Roosevelt’s son William Denner Tansevelt. Anna Eleanor and Curtis Roosevelt Dall, nicknamed Sissie and Buzzie, visit frequently. William Donner Roosevelt is two months old. John and Franklin Jr. will live at the White House while attending Groton School in Massachusetts.
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Spring Clothes Novelty Fabrica and Color Highlights
The piece outlines spring garments with a focus on simple sewing and little handiwork. It describes guimpe dresses with attached pleated skirts and separate blouses, featuring brief puff sleeves, a straight-from-the-shoulder fit, and a back yoke, with separate pan ties.
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Child Life Magazine
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White House Children Through Many Administrations
A historical sketch notes how presidents and their families influenced the White House from Theodore Roosevelt to Herbert Hoover era. It recalls Alice Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt and other early residents like Tad Lincoln and Susanna Adams, highlighting changing times and the move from old to new.
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Fresno Welterweight King Young Corbett Captures Title
In San Francisco welterweight champion Young Corbett of Fresno defeats Jackie Fields to win the title. Referee Jack Kennedy raises Corbett’s hand in victory after the bout.
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Staying Put Late Dean of Men University of Illinois
The minister urged Stanley to join the church, but he opposed its shifting stance. He argued the church must progress and shed old methods and dogmas, or it will stagnate. He preferred a permanent, definite direction that would stay put.
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Reclaiming Rooms Through Simple Home Decor Tricks
A feature on transforming rooms through temporary and permanent changes. It notes decorators and homeowners like Stanley adapt methods to modern tastes, turning unused spaces into functional areas such as dressing tables and dens. Emphasizes thrift, cohesive style, and inventive furnishing to maximize thrift and harmony.
Rubber Mace Replaces Police Sticks in Indianapolis
Police chief Morrissey explains the new rubber mace costs only 5 cents versus 3.80 for the copper club. The flat rubber tool slips a slug through a grip and delivers a stun with comparable effectiveness to the old nightstick.
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Not Being Served A Diner’s Loud Complaint At Dinner
A long sympathetic waiter endures a loud irritable diner who complains from hors d'oeuvres to cigars. The diner shouts insults while the waiter keeps a suave smile and replies that brains are not on the menu. Tit-Bits Magazine reports the exchange.
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