Nada Holmes Sought By Devlish Young Suitor
Nada Holmes, a bright young woman staying with her aunt Anna Walker in Hillcrest, finds admirers among locals but resists as she hides a secret dream of writing and a public dance past. Austin Herrick pursues her after a charity show where she dances incognito, learning her true feelings and promising discretion.
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Nada Holmes
Anna Walker
Nada
The
Hudson
New York
Hillcrest
Dan Herrick
Aunt Anna
Austin Herrick
Mrs. Walker
Austin
Mrs. Herrick
Anna
Juckenaper
Pow le
Eral
Young Herrick
Miss Holmes
Armada of Spain Defeated by English Fleet in 1588
The article recounts Lord Howard Effingham and Drake leading the English against the Spanish Armada under Medina Sidonia. It details the fleet sizes, ships like the Triumph, tactics with fireships, and the ultimate destruction of Spain’s armada, ending Philip II’s bid for world conquest and preserving English seas.
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Winston Churchill
Germany
England
Colonel Churchill
Lord Howard Effingham
Queen Elizabeth
Spain
Philip
Howard
Plymouth Town
Sir Frances Drake
Hallam
Royal Navy
Holland
Triumph
Hakluyt
Duke of Medina Sidonia
Dunkirk
Farnese
Plymouth
Medina Sidonia
Calais
Wallace Raleigh
Drake
Fener
Fenton
Southwell
Burton
Earl of Northumberland
Nn Frobisher
Etion
Duke of
Justin
Ireland
Elizabeth
London
Britain
Nombre Dois Bay
Devon
Port of Heaven
First Use of X Rays Traced to 1895 Principle
The article notes that the X ray principle originated with its first practical application in 1895.
Sixth Sense in Dogs Baffles Scientists
London Tit-Bits notes dogs may possess a sixth sense beyond smell. Instances include a dog locating its master in a crowd and retrievers finding home after long train journeys, suggesting an extra sense guiding direction and recognition beyond the human five senses.
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London
St. Albans
Highgate Hill
England's First Almanac and Early Prognostications
The first English almanac was the Kalendar of Shepardes printed in 1497. Almanacs multiplied thereafter with omens and prognostications added to the calendar. One early specimen titled The Prognostycacyon of Master John Tubault discusses the moon, peas, war, sickness, and constellations under rulers.
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England
Gutenberg
Mentz
John Tubault
London Mirror
Jeems Henry Was Conjured
Aunt Tildy rushes into the fire house to summon help for Jeems Henry she claims was conjured. Doctor Cutter distracts two blood vultures from the pendereitis while preparing a quarantine for the child in antebellum germans ob nepro pl a pneumonia context.
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Henry
Mars John
Aunt Tildy
Dan'l
Cutter
Chile
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Honest Resentment in Deck Bluff Clash
Dialogue-heavy exchange shows Broncho Bob objecting to Bluffing comparison. Honest Resentment disputes Bliggins as a mimicry of bluffing. The heated banter centers on gambling terms and perceived deceit among card players.
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Bliggins
Broncho Bob
Fall Wardrobe: Separate Skirts Take Center Stage
The article highlights separate skirts as essential fall and winter wear for the average woman. It notes quiet plaids and crossbar fabrics in wool, embroidery as a trend, and practical pockets integrated into decorative design with embroidered pockets, belt, and plaited frill details.
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R Frains
Structure and leadership of the American Red Cross
A historical overview explains the Red Cross as an active governmental instrument for civilian relief with the president as active head, and explains the central committee, war national and international relief boards, and state local chapters. It notes audits by the War Department and annual reports to Congress.
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Red Cross
United States
Department of Civilian Relief
American Red Cross
War Department
Congress
Secretary of War
Taft
Central Committee
National
International Relief Boards
War Relief Board
Army
Navy
International Relief Board
State Department
National Relief Board
Crosa
Medical Bureau
Organization of the American Red Cross
Mabel T. Boardman
To Fix Buttonholes in Neck Bands
Instructions describe mending buttonholes on shirt neck bands by stitching flat pieces along each edge. Tape extends to the neckband edge and is stitched. The new buttonhole is recommended to outlast the shirt.
Hats and bags to match this fall in handwork trend
The knitting wave brings coordinated hats and bags for autumn. Dovelyn hats gain popularity for their smart look and soft fabric, suitable for cross-stitch or embroidery to create matching accessories.
Panel effects in evening gowns reveal back panels and front sashes
The description notes gowns featuring back paneled effects with a sash or girdle at the front or drapery styling that follows the body's lines. Many designs rely on a satin foundation to achieve their silhouette.
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Vid Chapman
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ashion
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