Hughes Public Career Sketched
A long-form portrait traces Charles Evans Hughes from New Jersey roots to Albany governor and U.S. Supreme Court justice. It chronicles his education at Colgate Brown and Columbia, early legal work, the gas and insurance probes, reforms at Albany, and his presidential prospects with quotes on work ethics and religion.
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United States
New York
Empire State
Mary ©. Connelly
Charles
Glens Falls
N. J
Newark
City of New York
Euough
Mr. Hughes
Henry Fazen Hyde
Tequitable Life Assurance Society
Europe
John H. Alexander
McCall
Richard H. McCurdy
Andrew Hamilton
Andy” Field
Albany
Charles Evans Hughes
Gaz
Insurance
Charles ‘Evans Hughes
Néyar
Hughes
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Lfe
Charles B. Hughes
Charles Evans, Jr
Helen
Katherine
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Columbia Law Schoo
Antoinette Carter
Milan
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Wellesley
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Stephen S. Wise
University of Chicago
Thomas W. Goodspeed
Wan
In Purple Taffeta Dress Features Hand Embroidered Trim
A home sewn afternoon dress in purple taffeta with navy georgette drapery and silver turquoise embroidery enhances value. Estimated cost $16 for four yards taffeta and georgette plus trim, notions, and fittings. discusses adjustable soft styling and the rise of hand embroidery in fashion.
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Georgette
Notts
Tyne
Damo Fashion
Washington
Many Uses for the Empty Hands for Women in Spring
The article notes women facing a muff dilemma in mild weather and suggests practical solutions. Women can fill idle hands with a handbag, book, magazine, embroidery bag, or light items to look confident and stylish. It highlights transitions from heavy to lighter reading material and decorative, affordable handbags.
Linen shoe replaces heavy white footwear this summer
Fashion proclaims a shift to lightweight linen shoes for summer. The new green linen model features flowered cretonne tips and represents the latest innovation in sportswear. Its appeal appears assured as trendsetters adopt the lighter, more attractive design.
Cozy That May Be Relied Upon to Keep Liquid Warm
A vintage, practical device for warming a tumbler of milk or tea uses a round tin lid with drilled edge holes. Flannel is wrapped and bound to the tumbler, secured by a cord and ribbon, creating a portable cozy. Useful in a sick room for keeping liquids warm whether hot or cold. Painted boots trailed down Broadway catching many glances at the decorative berries painted on the instep.
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Broadway
Rough Skin Remedies From Simple Household Goods
A brief note suggests that when skin is rough the sin of the body, using food sand soap may be more beneficial than ordinary toothpaste soap. The fragment indicates a folk remedy linking skin condition to cleansing agents.
A Curiously Grim Conversational Portrait
A dull witted passerby is described as the most lugubrious man seen, a pacifist claiming preparedness leads to war. A widower and a fair maiden discuss a duplicate engagement ring, with Katharine as the first wife. De Soto’s river sighting yields no profit, while two lovers evoke a crowded street scene and London opens a furniture museum for designers.
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Ant
Katharine
Big Sturgeon on Trot Line Delights Sacramento River
Eugene Barton known as the musical fisherman traps a 400 pound sturgeon eight feet long a line across Sacramento at Middle Creek. His gear includes twelve Swiss bells that clang when the fish bites awakening him from a nap. He requires two neighbors to haul the giant catch which nets $63 according to the Redding Dispatch via the San Francisco Call.
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Sacramento
Eugene Barlon
Barion
Middle Creek
Barton
Euitadle
Hanion
Redding
Cal
San Francisco
Between Two Fires at the Eluh Window
A young doctor and his drug clerk friend sit by a window as a richly dressed woman passes. The doctor laments she is the only woman he ever loved, pointing out he cannot marry her because she is his best present and unaffordable.
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Irrefutable Evidence and Family Ties Dialogue
A scene centers on a character noting she “belongs to a fine old family” and acknowledging her connections to several well known people who never emphasize their lineage. The exchange highlights social stature and quiet pride in heritage.
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Cornell University Law School
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