High Collar on the Style List in Winter Suits
A fashion review notes the cellar as the striking difference in this winter’s suits with high collars and varied cuts. Long straightline coats regain prominence while box coats prod lighter audiences. fur trims, uneven hems, and bold embroidery mark notable designs from top houses like Martial et Armand and Lanvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Jenny
Martial Et Armand
Bullez
Cheruit
Carlot
Lanvin
Alaska Appeals to Youth Vision From Pioneer Spirit
The Alaska Capital urges youth to apply the optimism of youth and the daring advised by Doctor Kilger to finish the frontier work. It emphasizes that Alaska has the materials and ethics needed and calls on the next generation to complete the pioneers’ foundation.
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Greeley
Alaska
Doctor Kilger
Trinity College
North Carolina
Drawing the Line in a Dialogue on Dance Poetry
Mr Lightfoot calls Dancine the poetry of motion while Miss Cayenne counters that it is not the kind of poetry suitable for hymns, highlighting a clash between performance art and sacred music.
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Dancine
Mr. Lightfoot
Miss Cayenne
At the Musicale Evening Aims for Light Fair Note
Dialogue hints at a social event with guests debating the chiara oscuro and a chicken salad dish, revealing a casual, genteel atmosphere and opinions on music and food.
Not the Same. Mrs. Gaddy Has No Conversation
A brief exchange on Mrs. Gaddy notes her quiet nature while others claim she talks incessantly. The satire contrasts perceived speech with silence, highlighting social misperception.
Prison Baseball Teams Dominate With Strong Union League
Prison baseball teams like Sing Sing and Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia field uniformed squads with regular schedules played on guarded home grounds. Sing Sing’s Mutual Welfare league team posted a high win rate against visiting squads from New Jersey and Connecticut, reflecting the sport’s morale-boosting role inside prisons.
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Sing Sing
Mutual Welfare League
New Jersey
Connecticut
Eastern
Philadelphia
Unprofitable work leads to job loss in factory dialogue
Tommy asks about alternatives after Jimmy is fired for making mistakes. Jimmy admits no other skills and confirms the boss blamed losses on his work, saying he could not do anything else.
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Tommy
Jimmy
Watick Your Step Says Witty Advice on Love
A terse aphorism warns that many fall in love despite being otherwise level headed. The remark blends humor with caution about romantic impulse.
Women take interest in politics sparks editor’s lament
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes women who once avoided politics now flood editors with calls after winning ballots. The harried editor laments the new demand for political arguments from female voters.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Under Fire Speaker Faces Heckling Question
A discussion about a public speaker notes uncertainty over his style. Attendees question how he would respond to heckling, suggesting he may be plain spoken but untested under pressure.
Easiest means of spreading happiness is compliments
The note suggests paying compliments as the simplest way to spread joy. It argues such praise raises a man’s hopes and mood, advocating generous, frequent positive remarks to lift spirits.
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Bullet
Astrachan
Hiawatha
Lincoln Bitters
Ncol ‘Bitters
Fort Wayne
The
Lincoln Bitters Co
Lincoln Bitters Co., Inc
Bort Wayne
Ind
Great Northern Territory
Eastern Penitentiaries
Della Parsons
W. 55Th St
Chicago
George Pollick
Logansport, Ind
Grando Pine
John Porter
S. Williams St
Paulding
Ohio
Croup
Prac
Eatonic
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