Nebraska Delegates Named for International Tax Conference
Governor appoints H A Edwards of Grand Island Al Bert Watkins of Lincoln J F Costin of Willow Island to represent Nebraska at the fourth international conference of state and local taxation in Milwaukee from August 30 to September 2.
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Wolbach
Grand Island
Brussels
Nebraska
Milwaukee
H. A. Edwards
al Bert Watkins
Lincoln
J. F. Costin
Willow Island
Ogallala Depot Plan Advances With Rail Budget
Edson Rich attorney for Union Pacific met with Mayor Morris of Ogallala and Mr. Holloway to settle a depot dispute. The railway commission membership agreed. The complaint seeks a new depot at Ogallala and the railroad will propose an appropriation in 1911 budget and file building plans with the commission by July 1 1911.
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Ogallaia
Edson Rich
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Morris
Ogalisia
Holloway
Railway Commission
Ogallala
State Rejects Canned Goods From Contractor
Commandant Eli Barnes of the soldiers and sailors home at Grand Island refused canned goods from a contractor. Land Commissioner Cowles, chairman of the state board, ordered the return to the wholesaler. Bids required 20 percent syrup in canned berries, but the goods were described as watered and poor.
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Eli Barnes
Grand Island
Cowles
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
State Deaf School Declines City Permit Fee
The state school for the deaf argues it should not pay Omaha city permit fees for a $50,000 building on state land within the city limits. Mr Cowles opposes any fee, says arrest could prompt a gubernatorial pardon, while the state plans the new facility.
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State School For Deaf
City of
Omaha
Cowles
State Fair Admits Italian Band and Opera Singers
The State Fair announces Signor Lombardo's forty four piece band and twenty four opera singers will perform daily concerts in the auditorium. An immense horse show will compete for thirteen thousand six hundred dollars in purses. Organizers expect three hundred horses in the speed barns at opening. The issue mentions fraternal insurance reform and a constitutional amendment printing schedule set to begin before August eighth, with related political actions by state officials.
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Signor Lombardo
Lavieh Expenditure Guide for Trousseau Planning
A bride with $6060 or more may select a trousseau easily while maintaining good taste. For a smaller budget one fourth that amount or less requires careful choice though economy can bring pleasure. The article emphasizes careful planning and satisfaction in economical wardrobe decisions.
Bargain Hunt For Practical Wedding Wardrobe
The guide advises brides in modest means to emphasize quality everyday attire over lavish wedding gowns. Focus on a substantial tailored street suit a smart street hat gloves and a dress for visiting church and occasions. Avoid overspending on a costly gown and plan for practical attire to be worn afterward.
Fancy embroidered gowns sweep Paris fashion scene
Paris fashion features heavy embroidery on afternoon and evening gowns with dark stitching. Fabrics range from chiffon to satin while wheat, corn stalks, and fruit motifs appear. Summer debutantes are exempt. large black dots and bold color contrasts create vulgar effects. Gloves and sleeves show extensive embroidery with blue or green accents.
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Paris
Wedding Gown Advice From Julia Bottomley
The reader is urged to choose a high class model and allow beautiful lines in the dress. The emphasis is on elegance and the effect on the big day rather than the fabric details.
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Julia Bottomley
Home remedies for babies and barley water tips
The text offers child care guidance including skin care for minor abrasions with olive oil or similar ointments and washing with warm water and thoracic acid, plus a barley water beverage recipe. It describes preparing pearl barley with water, lemon juice, and a touch of sweetness, noting freshness in hot weather.
Venice Ladies Rally to Restore Medieval Italian Fashion
Led by Signora Rosa Genoni novelist, Venice women form a league to ban Paris styles and revive Renaissance Italian attire. They condemn the vision of a Venetian woman in Paris outfits in a gondola as ridiculous. American women are not swayed by such aboriginal costumes.
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Venice
Paris
Signora Rosa Genoni
Italy
United States
V. Pierce
Gelatine Dessert Mold From Fruit Juice And Cream
Soak three fourths ounce gelatine in one half pint fruit juice or sherry for an hour. Dissolve with gentle heat, add six ounces sugar and lemon rind and juice. Strain, cool almost set, whisk in one pint cream until thickening, then mold in a cold water dipped mold and chill until firm.
Travel sewing cases tucked away for emergencies
Tiny sewing cases sold in boxes about the size of a round shaving soap stick hold a spool of white and black silk, a small pair of scissors, a silver thimble, and a needle box. The compact set fits in a handbag for quick repairs while traveling.
Late Frill of Fashion in a Six Layer Violet Chiffon Dress
A Paria visitor brings an afternoon gown in pale violet chiffon with long lines and simple trimming. The dress features a drop skirt and petticoat built from six to seven chiffon layers in varying shades, creating a strikingly layered look described as shocking for its era.
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Paria
Costs of Tuberculosis Institutions Vary by Region
The report shows daily patient costs ranging from 0.946 to 2.555 dollars with regional differences. Total expenditures across thirty institutions hit 1,363,953.28 dollars while receipts reached 1,548,525.74 dollars, with over 70 percent from public funds and benefactions and 28.8 percent from patients.
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Colorado
New Mexico
California
New York
New England
Waiting for a Cure Narrows in Century-Old Humour
A humorous exchange about remedies shows a patient warning of many cures before his own. The snippet captures a light banter between characters as they discuss medical advice. The line reflects old-time dialogue and a playful tone.
How He Kept the Law Parody in Factory Preserves Tale
A friend recounts touring a preserves factory and notes a white powder added before packaging. The proprietor explains the powder is a preservative, citing a government rule that oddly bans adding preservatives to the preserves themselves.
Important to Mothers Examine Castorla Bottles Carefully
A cautionary note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castorla for the Mary signature, a remedy claimed safe for infants and children and in use for over 30 years, and to ensure it is the kind they have always bought.
The Modern Idea Dialogue on Marriage
A scene from The Modern Idea presents a exchange about love and marriage. A woman questions affection and vows. She concludes she may marry for social necessity before finding true compatibility.
Allen Olmsted Peddles Pain Cure for Swollen Feet
Ad text promotes a foot treatment labeled as a cure for swollen aching feet sold nationwide for 25 cents. Bold claims include relieving heel discomfort and providing comfort, with address for Allen Olmsted.
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Allen
Olmsted
Beggar Relates Crippling Rush at Summer Hotel Dining
A sympathetic woman asks how the beggar was crippled for life. He recounts an incident during a vacation at a summer hotel when he was trampled while trying to enter the dining room after the first bell.
Rest is earned by work and a holiday joy follows
The quote emphasizes that true rest comes from labor and full holiday delight belongs to those who have earned it. It frames work as the prerequisite for genuine leisure and contentment.
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Hugh Black
Audacious Trial Quote Tells Of Mercy and Theft
A quirky courtroom exchange features a defendant asking for mercy while claiming the judge must forgive his theft of merons, sparking debate over grounds for clemency in a humorous misquotation from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
Coca Cola booklet and Baseball Record Book offer
Send to the Coca Cola Co for a free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola describing why it is delicious refreshing and thirst quenching. Include 20 stamp for the Coca Cola Base ball Record Book 1910 with Casey at the Bat poem records schedules for both leagues and other baseball information. If there is room at the top why do people who get there fall off.
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Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Baseball
Casey
Winslows Soothing Syrup Mentioned in Rhyme
Fragmentary lines reference the product Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a whimsical chorus about the world joining in. The text mentions wind colic and child references. It reads like jumbled advertising or poetic phrases with no clear event or date.
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Ben Hur
R. Barton
Hee ' Pee Eyee Oar Bet Sre
Lavieh
Winslow
Ostetter
Cascarets
Rilette
Rede Ang Roan
Angus
Tone of
Thoutlands
M. National Live Stock Com. Co
Haness City
Neb
DR. Pierce
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