The World's Greatest Baking Powder Jokes at Goulds
A humorous An anecdote from a New York dramatist notes Mrs. George Gould as a famed actress. The Goulds entertain Augustin Daly when strangers tease about a visit to their hothouses revealing clever wit and playful marital banter. The piece blends jokes about Bolshhevism and social circles with light mockery of public views and theatre life.
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George Gould
New York
Augustin Daly
Georgian Court
Goulds
Daly
Lakewood
White Crepe Evening Gowns With and Without Sleeve Details
Fashion notes discuss crepe gowns with or without sleeves highlighting sleeve curves and armhole shaping. Crinkled silk fabrics gain use in afternoon dresses and new silhouettes, focusing on drape, decoration, and the impact of armhole curves on overall fit.
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Everly
Ehliot
Glove Repair Techniques From Antique Care Manual
A historical guide describes glove mending as an art with methods to repair seams and patches. It explains turning the glove inside out, stitching around holes, and using patches or decorative stitches on the inner side to cover worn areas.
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Tunke Tay
Upton
Anii
Heteg
Foulard Frock Styles and Fashioned Fussy Rayer Note
Discussion of olden fashion icons in New York society highlighting foulard frocks and the influence of muslin gowns. It notes color tones gray and red piping, with headgear and informal wear as key elements.
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New York
Vetry Churry
Printed Fabrics Spark Revival in Vintage Crepe Patterns
Printed crepes and other patterned textiles gain popularity after years of decline. The article notes French influence from Tony and Brive, describes light summer gowns, jackets, and frocks for women and children, and mentions fabrics like black satin hats, sheer veils, and pastel accents shaping a retro fashion revival.
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Tony
Rita
Brive
Heaey Ville Mintelilag
Metsaig
Iria & Moore
Tong We
Min Griney
WIEN
Costumes Mix Up During Local Festival Parade
Citizens at the town festival struggle with confusing costume themes and a playful mix of intended and improvised outfits. Organizers noted broad participation, with several groups presenting varied interpretations of the central costume contest.
Lydia E. Pinkham remedy praised for fatigue and ambition loss
In Tari Indiana a farmer describes no ambition and tiredness from work. Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound is advertised as able to correct such conditions. The testimonial claims it helped Mrs Long and others restore energy and drive.
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Tari
Indiana
Dany Lylach
Phkhonnta Vega
Avery
Mrs. Hap
Ve Lote
Ry R
Bax
Lorywill
Lydia FE
Pinkhau
Mrs. Long
Pertinent Question From Princess Bibesco At Wayliogter
Fragmentary account presents Princess Bibesco speaking at Wayliogter with Mes Asquiips Aproyus of the Tashan. She asks why the Fisttar-Ve and Whi Wey PuE Chose Bins dr pu Wienlaw must keep you in. The Linuto-Na'n and the jesus-like hover image appear in the text as mystical figures.
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Bibesco
Coursa
Cuthura Soap and Ointment Mention in Unclear Notice
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Cuthura Soap and an ointment with references to band names and preparations. The legible text suggests a product or brand context but lacks coherent details or actions. No dates, places, or identifiable organizations are discernible.
Untitled fragment hints at erratic trouble and confusion
A garbled line suggests trouble or upheaval with unclear meaning and missing context. The text reads as a fragment, offering no concrete events, names, or locations to anchor a full news summary.
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Mrs. Gould
Bolshey
Mitterbys
Piltterby
Mrs. Fitterby
Paulle Leager
Ar. G. Wells
Pha Walter
Betty
Tetty
Auntie
Hee Feuttaga
Munity
Hetty
Owens
Detroit
Chlenys
Onkengo
Alia
Childdren
Areuwes
Walsted House
Wiweret
Matt
Gays Sargent
Cate
Tia
Cuthura
Iirh
May
Rtas
Jay Strech Sarpentee Co
Advis, Mick
Figarettes
Parkers
Choy
WNUL
Sioux City
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