Straight Coatee Will Be Popular In Autumn Fashion
Paris fashion notes describe the short straight coatee in sack form as a practical, economical autumn trend. Redfern’s billiard-green coatee with rolled back fur band and hood collar signals tomorrow’s style, while Beers models favor tall, slender lines and monk’s cloth textures. Floating veils, moyen age corsages, and extensive silk braidings complete the season’s chic.
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Paris
Redfern
Germany
Idalia Ds Villiers
Boston Herald
Boom for Lowden at Woodstock Fair sparks presidential talk
At the McHenry county fair in Woodstock Judge Charles H. Donnelly led a crowd-pleasing push for Governor Frank O. Lowden for president. The event accompanied a flurry of local notes from Illinois, including church conferences, crimes, and civic happenings across several counties.
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McHenry County
Woodstock
Charles H. Donnelly
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois M. E. Church
Champaign
Ulugh McCaskill
John Lee
Chicago
Alton
Eugene Wise
Reised Indemnity Company
George M. Schell
Joliet
Juillet
Will County
Rock Island
H. G. Kauffman
Oregon
Rock River
Dental and Relief Corps of
Fort Sheridan
Mount Morris
Havana
Illinois
Weather Bureau
North Division
Mllinois
Belleville
John LaCavita
August Bedke
A. F. Shickadonzi
Paris
Edgar County
Trey
A. I. Moseley
Freeport
First United Brethren Church of
Springfield
Carroll County
Red Cross
Evada Boyle
Shannon
Stussell Sage Foundation
Illinois News Nuggets Roundup of Graft Trials and War Efforts
A Chicago grand jury reindicts former police and political figures in graft inquiries. Other items note war relief measures, military training in Camp Lincoln, railroad rate talks, and local investigations into tax and estate matters.
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Charles C. Healey
William Skidmore
Chicago
Lowden
Sinnissippi
Oregon
Red Cross
Bradford
Rock River
Pecatonica
Illinois
State National Guard
Eleventh Clinots Infantry
James E. Stuart
Springfield
Camp Lincoln
Stuart
State Public Utilities Commission
Er. B. Smith
Sangamon
Frank O. Lowden
Tony Coke
Joliet
Fred Arke
Testatrix
Winnebago County Board of Review
Mary Stirs
Rockford
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Champaign
John E. Rouse
Miliken University
Decatur
Richard Mayne
el Paso
Illinois Naval Militia
Savanna
Chicago Association of Master Butchers
W. F. Potter
Rock Island
Peoria
East St. Louis Water Company
Tie
Williamsville
Crisis of Woman's Life in Wagoner Oklahoma
Mrs Viola Finical of Wagoner Oklahoma attests Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her during a two year long change of life ordeal with two operations. She reports improvement in housework gardening and daily tasks. Neighboring women also benefited from the remedy.
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Viola Finical
Wagoter
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fear of Gold Shortage Drives Proposed Wedding Ring Purchase
In cautious dialogue, Farry and Henry discuss gold scarcity as war spending drains metal reserves. The woman reveals her decision, preferring to marry now before gold is exhausted, and contemplates buying a ring while gold remains available.
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Farry
Henry
London
No Doubt Jones Grabs Hands Over Watch Safeguard
In conversation Bil notes Jones shake hands firmly claiming he wanted to protect his watch. Jack recalls the old Tightwad saying he would break commandments rather than a ten dollar bill.
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Bil
Jones
Jack
Tightwad
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