Tips On Cobra White and Mourning Styles For Women Fashion
A long fashion column discusses color psychology in clothing from white for blondes to black for the stout, noting how colors like wine and mauve affect apparent flesh. It details jackets with postilion belts, detachable belts, and velvet accents, plus tips on mourning periods, and describes a silk waist with cream and white embroidery and structured yoke and sleeves.
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Andromeda
Isle of
Seriphos
Ovid
Paris
The Graduate at West Point Ends in a Proposal
Stanton, a cadet near graduation, hides a cigarette craving during a walk with Miss Page Howard. After a confrontation with Captain Babs who confiscates the cigarette, Miss Howard urges honesty. Stanton plans to confess, but she hints she will only marry a man who still smokes.
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Stanton
Miss Howard
Mr. Stanton
Sthis
Babs
Howard
Chance
Captain Bobs
Bobs
Bote
Page
Cartain Bobs
Epigurean Chinamen Their Tables Have the Tot American Markets
The Chinese in America are shown to enjoy varied meals and expensive wines, with vegetables from truck gardens near cities and meat dishes common. Rich and poor housing exist, from modest lodgings to upscale homes in New York and San Francisco, reflecting maintained traditions that amuse Western observers.
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America
Chinatown
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Glory of a Title and American Fancies
The New York Sun notes Americans prize titles, often eclipsing family context. A Philadelphia bride’s coverage centers on her sister marrying a foreign Count, not her parents, underscoring how a title dominates social perception despite issues like a failed marriage.
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Uncle Sam
New York Sun
Philadelphia
Milestone Sermon Sparked by Eastern Seminary Practice
A student at a celebrated Eastern theological seminary, normally reluctant to deliver sermons, exception proves the rule as he spoke with care and earned marked attention from all present, ending with the hymn Hallelujah, ’tis done sung by the rostrum.
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Milwaukee
Eastern Theological Seminary
In Mindén Germany inks harbor deadly bacteria
Authorities in Mindén Germany have conducted bacteriological tests on school inks and found most contain bacteria that, if inoculated into animals, often prove fatal.
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Mindén
Germany
Chinese Quack Doctors Adrift Seek Foreign Hospital Aid
In the far Interior, dubious practitioners display foreign flags near hospitals and inscribe Cure according to the foreign devil's plan. The scene reflects anti foreigner sentiment and distrust of colonial era medical influence amid tensions.
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United States
Louis XIV
W. Hartley
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