Lingerie in Dresden Ribbons and Pink Ribbon Trim
The Home Department reviews fashionable lingerie detailing Dresden ribbons as a feature of French underwear and pink ribbon rosebuds used on bridal and needlework. It notes prices, trims, and varying fabrics for mourning and day wear including petticoats, flounces, and ready made pieces.
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Dresden
Dress Design For A Girl Of Fifteen Or Sixteen
The illustration shows a white lawn princess style dress for a girl aged fifteen or sixteen. It features a tucked bodice with front and back lawn panels decorated with embroidery and inset borders. The description highlights the fashion details and finish.
Embroidered dress with tucks and liberty ribbon trims
A description of a dress featuring embroidery bordered with tucks along the skirt hem and long close fitting sleeves. The garment is trimmed at the top with draped liberty ribbon bands fastened at the panels with ribbon knots.
Vest and waistcoat fashion for the coat suit trend
The note envisions new vests for the coat suit offering a natty look and convenience. It mentions mufflers inspiring the idea and a summer vest continuing from winter wear, both tied at the neck. A white pique false waistcoat with gilt buttons costs 50 cents, while four would require more work and the same material cost.
How to Wash Pongee Silk for Best Results
Pongee silk can be washed rather than dry cleaned if done correctly. Use lukewarm pure soap suds, rinse multiple times without bluing, avoid rubbing or heat, and air dry in the sun before ironing on the wrong side. Do not sprinkle or dampen all at once, and avoid ironing over damp cloth or on the right side to prevent gloss. For color embroidered frocks, test a small piece and consider gasoline washing or dry cleaning if colors run.
Car theft case ties to Lakota hotel vault
Chicago report details the arraignment of Frank B. Carson, a hotel carpenter, on a $1,800 theft charge after Miss Jennie Trautman uncovered the missing payroll money. Detectives say Carson confessed and led them to the concealed funds in his tool chest. At other Illinois locations, surveys of gas and electric projects proceed, unions face injunctions, and local fires and conventions unfold.
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Chicago
Jennie Trautman
Lakota
Michigan Avenue
Frank B. Carson
Judge Wells
Harrison Street
Carson
Streator
S. E. Insull
Commonwealth Edison Company of
Illinois Valley
Illinois
Joliet
Wilmington
The
Illinois Valley Gas and Electric Company
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Coal Company
Ladd
Daizell
Seatonville
Marquette
Venus
E. Lundquist
Osgood Street
C. A. Rasmussen
Armitage Avenue
Lake Michigan
Lincoln Park
Jackknife Bridge
Assumption
Prater
East St. Louis
West Chicago Avenue
John Smekelweck
P. W. Jones
Decatur
Illinois Grain Dealers’ Association
George W. Cole
Bushnell
St. Louis
L. Y. Sherman
White Takes Stand in Illinois Bribery Trial Over Lorimer Vote
Chicago report details Charles A White testifying about a $1000 payment from Lee Browne to influence a vote for William Lorimer as U S senator. Prosecution reveals witness George W Myers and H J C Beckemeyer also received payments. trial actions, indictments, and procedural rulings summarized with names, dates, and places.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
McSurely
Lee O’neil Browne
William Lorimer
United States
Wayman
George W. Myers
Paris
Ill
Lorimer
Browne
Myers
H. J. C. Beckemeyer
St. Louis
Thirty-ninth
Ottawa
Cook County
Briggs House
Scanlan
John J. Grady
Albert EH. Isley
James W. Gibson
George W. English
H. A. Shephard
Michael S. Link
Robert E. Wilson
Otis A. Yarbrough
Sidney Yarbrough
James Gargaugh
F. E. Moffett
D. D. Donohue
Sixth District
Southern Hotel
Wilson
Link
The Rude Visitor at the Golf Club
A short club secretary of diminutive stature endures a summer round watching a long driver repeatedly drop balls near him. He remonstrates, but the visitor replies that cutting the grass would reveal him. The anecdote ends with a quip about visibility.
Heiress accuses baron as foreign noble admits broken English
The heiress confronts Baron Fucash accusing him of breaking his word. He candidly replies that his status as a foreigner compels him to speak with a certain amount of broken English.
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Baron Fucash
Daughters praise Lydia Pinkham remedies for delicate girls
Hudson Ohio letters from mothers acclaim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health in run down women and girls with painful or irregular periods. The company notes thousands cured and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hudson
Ohio
George Strickeler
R. No. 6
Lydia Pinkham
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