Fortune Hunters Meet at Sea and a Madonna Bride
A rich bachelor Raymond Riggs escapes a mob of fortune hunters at the seashore after finding a mysterious note from a woman named Aline Eliot. He replies with a photo, receives an innocent, Madonna-like image, and later returns to the city with a wife, a refined but plain figure, ending the pursuit of his pursuers.
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Raymond Pisgs
Raymond Riggs
Raymond
Aline Eliot
Funder
Raymoond
Max
Thas
Gertrude Gowan
Care of Pets in Summer Weather
Advice on keeping pets healthy in summer emphasizes clean feeding and ample water. Dogs need less meat, biscuits as main food, weekly washes, and dedicated sleeping areas. Cats prefer milk mush with vegetables, occasional corn on the cob, regular water, and cautious washing. Canaries require daily baths, constant water, lettuce celery and chickweed, red pepper rarely, and hemp seed sparingly. Birds should have bird seed and tape seed with a sugar treat occasionally.
How to Ward Veils and Clean Them Safely
Clear steps to clean and refresh veils and delicate fabrics. Use white soap lather to soak the veil, rinse in cold water, and optionally perfume. Dry between muslin, iron on the wrong side. For tack items, wash in hot water with ox gall and perfume, rinse with cold water, add blueing, stiffen with thin glue water, then dry and iron on the wrong side.
How to Clean Black Goods From Delineator Advice
Instructions to clean black cloth garments with borax and camphor gum. Mix five cents worth borax and ten cents camphor gum in boiling water, stir until borax dissolves, cool and bottle. To use, dilute with cold water, sponge the fabric, press to restore black appearance.
Advertising opens field of opportunity for businessmen
The passage urges business owners to advertise directly and consistently to attract customers. It stresses making and fulfilling promises, building reputation, and keeping ads affordable. It invites quotation of advertising rates for the year, noting persistence as key to success.
Presidential Station at Union Station detailed in Washington Letter
Special correspondent notes President Roosevelt returns to Washington and formally dedicates the new Union Station, calling it the presidential station with a dedicated presidential suite. The article describes the suite, reception room, marble design, eagle and shield motifs, and access to the train shed and concourse, plus ongoing Capitol improvements and a new elevator project to improve House side access and press accommodations.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Union Station
Presidential Station
United States
White House
Capitol
Elliott Woods
Congress
House
Weongress
Wich
Jenkins
jJudiciary
Yeu
Judiciary Room
South Capitol
House Postoffice
Ways and Mews Committee
South Corrior
Southwest Corner
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Fortune Hunters
the Buyers’ Guide
Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Daily Courier-Journal
Evening Post
Kentucky
Isaac Shelby
Augustus E. Willson
Kaustecky
Panama
The
Louisville, KY
the Post and
the Sun
Louisville
Times
Sun and Times
the Times
Clark's School OF Business
Granville W. Lyon
Fourth Avenue
Erland Telephone & Telegraph CO
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