Modern Columbus Pupils the Pacific in a 23 Ton Junk
Victoria reports the voyage of Captain Waard and his Chinese crew in Amoy the 60 foot junk that crossed from Shanghai to Victoria over 5300 miles in 91 days. The craft with its eyes sails and flag dazzled spectators as Waard recounts snakes on board and meals of snake duck and cat. He praises his Chinese wife who steered the ship and will exhibit the vessel in ports from Victoria to Boston before aiming for Europe.
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Fashions Grow More Sophisticated and Reserved
A New York Tribune fashion column notes a shift away from flapper looks toward dignified, draped silhouettes. It highlights longer skirts with circular panels, one sided trims, and advancing Paris influence by Lanvin. Hair and hats trend to sleek, ear revealing styles with luxe fur trims and decorative bands.
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Taunton Woman Credits Pinkham’s Compound For Relief
Mrs. Seasia of Taunton says years of back and leg pain and monthly bed rest ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed energy enabling laundry work and house chores and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy.
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Woman Finds Cure for Husband’s Tobacco Habit
A woman proposes a novel remedy to help her husband quit smoking by buying his cigars for him and removing the source of temptation. The plan hinges on limiting his access to tobacco and may reflect broader views on self-control and domestic strategy.
Quiet Solitude Sparks Reflection on Others
A brief aphorism notes that those who live most alone tend to think deeply about other people and social behavior. The line suggests solitude fosters introspection about community and empathy.
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