Proper Costuming For Sports And Days When The Sky Leaks
A fashion note discusses waterproof sports frocks and accessories as rain approaches. It highlights satin sports wear, practical rain gear, and the appeal of bright coats hats and umbrellas. The piece reflects mid-century style and the mood of women rebuilding ensembles for wet weather.
Watermelons preserved with waterproof coatings and winter fashions
An article describes methods to preserve a whole watermelon by waterproof coatings made from rosin and soap or gluten and glycerin, then shifts to fashion notes on white satin summer outfits, rainwear, and accessories. It also notes using old magazines to insulate and protect against cold and moths in homes.
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Real Democracy and leadership according to John Fiske
John Fiske argues that democracy rests not on equality of all men but on the direct interest of all in good government. He notes that some are born to lead and others to follow, and that successes come from recognizing this truth.
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John Fiske
Miniatures and the origin of the art term
A fragment explains the etymology of miniature. It notes that the term may derive from iminiate a vermilion painting verb and mintere cinnabar, but that true sense lies in something painted in iminium red lead. It mentions the early use of miniature for ornamental capitals in manuscripts.
Taurel Philadelphia Tale From Pathfinder Magazine
A fragment describes Avery Bearn and Laurel in Bel as Sela papers on Taurel Philadelphia. One evening Hearn waits at a station for a train when a neighbor says his horse is on fire. Hearn calmly says firemen and neighbors will handle the fire while he takes care of his run.
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Laurel
Bel
Sela
Taurel
Philadelphia
Hearn
Gearn
Vahely
Pathfinder Magazine
Minute jelly promises easy fruit jelly at home
A 1920s style ad touts minute jelly by General Packing Corp Cranford NJ. Pure fruit juice concentrates mixed with peetin create jelly after boiling with water and sugar. One small bottle yields two glasses. prices: two bottles for twenty five cents or four different bottles for fifty cents.
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General Packing Corp
Cranford, New Jersey
Express trains stopping here once for Jesse James
A terse Western vignette depicts a wayside shanty depot on the T. B. D. R. B. line where wandering actors wait for trains. The villain questions the station antique about express stops, and the retort recalls that they once stopped for Jesse James.
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R. B
Jesse James
Brief exchange on work tenure cited in New Bedford Standard
The dialogue records an employer asking about tenure with the last firm. Van Shirk replies about five weeks. The employer quips about long service, noting he must have spent years elsewhere. The item ends with a reflective line on athletics and personal enjoyment.
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van Shirk
New Bedford Standard
Bird of Great Strength Tragedy Near Widldeer N D
A wild tale reports a powerful bird near Widldeer North Dakota. A bald eagle acted oddly and was shot. Investigators foundone leg Yield in a coyote trap. another trap was snagged by wire. The traps were 150 miles apart, believed the eagle pulled them free and carried them away before being killed by a bullet.
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Widldeer
N. D
Most Wrong Helen May Avery Sermon Echoes Old Testament Critique
Peoria evangelist May Avery quoted in a sermon as saying many novelists treat the Old Testament irreverently. A prominent father figure in the irreverent school mused Solomon’s supposed favorite wife, remarking she must have been one in a thousand if he did.
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Helen
May Avery
Peoria
Lord Know
Solomon
uiWell
Younger Folklore Carriers Carry On Celebrations
The prompt line points to a focus on youth leading festivities and continuing community traditions. It emphasizes the role of younger residents in sustaining celebrations and cultural activities for the future.
Land sale prospect in Red Water Valley Southeast Montana
Northern Pacific opens 63 mile branch to Glendive for direct farmer sales of half a million acres priced from 10 to 20 dollars per acre with 20 years to pay. Low taxes, nearby neighborhoods, and ready markets boost mixed farming livestock and dairy growth as churches schools and communities expand.
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Great Redwater Valley
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Southeastern
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