Vanning and Caravans Take to English Countryside
In fall English travelers use portable houses or caravans, a leisure class pursuit. Vans vary from 10 to 80 pounds for one horse to elaborate motors costing up to 2000 pounds. Most sleep four, carry tents and pets, and register pitches via postcards to an honorary secretary, building a useful, growing record.
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London
America
Banthshasth
Wheelix
Uni
Vanner
Hevesut
Mike
Unnecessary Sacrifice Between Reginald and Madeline
Reginald declares his love for Madeline and offers to give up family wealth and position. Madeline answers with humor, arguing wealth should be kept, even as she consents to sacrifice family ties. He agrees to follow her advice and keep his fortune.
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Reginald
Madeline
Seals in Tug-Of-War For Star Catcher Pembrooke
In Western Tri-State talks the San Francisco Seals and Pendleton club chase catcher George Pembrooke, top in fielding and hitting for the season. Pembrooke, a Portland area native, was owned by Vancouver but loaned to Pendleton for seasoning. Draft price in the league runs around 400, and Seals may push a southward move if secured. A conflicting mix of sport notes, with unrelated narrative excerpts and an ad-like product mention, appears in the same column.
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San Francisco Seals
George Pembrooke
Pembrooke
Vancouver
Pendleton Club
Jesse Garrett
Beaver
Reidy
Seals
Pendleton
The Letter. A crossroads of love and duty in a mistaken engagement
Denis Hewitt wrestles with love and obligation as Mary Lidiard probes the truth in a tense exchange. After a strained confession to Mary denying deeper feeling, he sends a brutal severance letter and flees, only to regret the decision as he imagines life without her.
Pashions Por Pall Are Set At Races
Special Correspondent reports opening week at Longchamp races showcasing Purie-Pur and figured velvet gowns. Women display renaissance velvet, white ermine trim, and soft collars. Notables include Mrs. Harry Lia Montagne, Mrs. Caven Dish Bentinck, Mrs. Walter S. Burns, Mrs. Iselin, and Mrs. Vanderbilt among others in velvet dresses and large hats.
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Robespierre
Harry Lia Montagne
Cavendish Bentinck
Frank L. Garber
Potts
Walter
Walter 8. M. Burns of London, Mrs. Iselin, Paris and New York, Miss Moffit
Washington
Henry
New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Phill) van Valkenberg
Artificial meats and the future of food
A 1920s discussion on growing meat from embryonic cells outside living animals. Professor Lewis and his wife claim to have cultured chicken tissue from saline incubators, suggesting scalable production and potential applications to other flesh. The piece reflects on ethical and natural-law concerns while noting possible commercial value.
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W. H. Lewis
Johns Hopkins
Lewis
Paris Tourists Drive Through Europe in 60 HP Car
DRIVES CAR ON LONG TOUR Paris Now grand duke created more sensation than did Mrs Tommy Pierce of New York when she arrived in Paris with Mrs E B Alsop of Pittaburge In her sixty horsepower machine after a three months tour of Europe Mrs Pierce drove her mad hasteppered luggage laden touring car to the front of the American Express building She was surrounded by hundreds of curious Frenchmen The two women conducted the trip without any man’s aid By direction J Pierpont Morgan Jake Seligman is preparing an exhibition of tapestries for Paris in October These Knole tapestries were bought by Morgan from Lady Sackville They have resided at Knole since Henry VIII era and compare to the Spanish crown tapestries
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Newton Manges
Dennis Hewitt
Mary Lidiard
Hewitt
Denis
Coxe
Mary
Denis Hewitt
Mars
Paris
Grand Duke
Tommy Pierce
New York
E. B. Alsop
Pittaburge
Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jake Seligman
Mr. Morgan
Lady Sackville
Lord Sackville-West
Cleveland
Washington
Knole
Sackville
Knole House
Henry VIII
D R Chen Chinese Herb So Percheton Oregon Hotel
An advertisement for D R Chen selling a Chinese herb product in Percheton Oregon under a state hotel. It lists office hours 10 12 and 1 8 and claims cures for rheumatism asthma nervous weakness kidneys rupture chronic coughs and heart stomach female troubles. It touts a 4000 year history in China and offers free confidential consultation.
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China
New York Socialites Attend Opening Meeting in White Gown
New York wore a smart white gown and sat with Mrs Fannie Reid in the front row of the ladies tribune. The event attracted many prominent Americans including Princess Guy Faucigny Luciline, the Carrols, Mrs Pot ter Palmer, Countess Castellane, and numerous Chicago and New York society figures.
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New York
Fannie Reid
Ladies’ Tribune
van Valkenberg
Henry Clews
Princess Guy Faucigny LuciInge
Miss Terry
Charles Carroll
Potter Palmer
H. H. Harges
Stanislaus Castellane
Duck Gouraud
Geo. Harreson
Parla
Frederick A. Price
Dorothy Price
Hireld
Howard
H. H. Thomis
William Davies
Possible medicinal grafting of human tissues and growth
The passage discusses transplanting human body parts into solutions to study their growth and feeding, aiming to uncover beneficial and dangerous secretions. It envisions future medical discoveries including cures for cancers and tumors and even contemplates artificial foods, noting even stranger scientific feats have occurred.
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San Francisco Examiner
Bucklen Arnica Salve Still Proves Useful for Common Ailments
Historical advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy from early home life for burns, bolls, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, cuts, sprains, and bruises. It claims forty years of cures and unrivaled effectiveness for piles, corns, or cold sores. Sold for 25 cents at Koeppena.
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Bucklen
Koeppena
Liver remedy advertised for skin blemishes and vitality
An advertisement touts HER BINE as a powerful liver correctant to purify the system, stimulate vital organs, and improve overall health. It claims to treat yellow complexion pimples and facial disfigurements and notes a price of 50 cents sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pope installs private telephone to stay in touch with sisters
Slenora Hosa Sarto, sister of the Pope, who recently had a light paralytic stroke, is reported improving under Professor Petacci’s care. Pope Pius X, deeply attached to his sisters, has a private line installed between their apartment and the Vatican to maintain constant communication.
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Trome
Slenora Hosa Sarto
Petacci
Pius X
Vatican
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Percheton, Oregon
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Pope
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