Mystic poet Hewes and painter Dean Babcock in Longs Peak valley
The reminiscence profiles Hewes a Welsh English descendant born 1870 in Boone Iowa who homesteaded at Tahosa valley near Longs Peak and embraced mysticism after 21 in Seattle. It notes Babcock born Canton NL now a rising artist and partner in the same valley with works at Columbus Gallery and the Orton library in Ohio State.
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New England
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Mount Orton
Rocky Mountain National Park
Edward Orton, Jr
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Orton Memorial
Ohio State University
Babcock
American Art Academy
New Expression Poet Hewes Promotes God Made West in Rockies
Charles Edwin Hewes, Tahosa valley innkeeper and Rocky Mountain poet, promotes the renamed Songs of the Rockies and a God made West. He claims the Rockies now speak for themselves in a New Expression that honors nature, civilization, and the First Cause. He notes 1,204,042 park visitors since 1915.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Tahosa Valley
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Rocky Mountain National Park
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Bret Harte
Eugene Field
Stevenson
Bayard Taylor
M Others
Evry
Alps
Estes Park
Charlie” Hewes
Boniface
Hewes
How Sea Horses Converse In Courtship Signals
An observer placed two sea horses in separate dishes and heard a sharp chirping noise from one, quickly answered by the other. The sound comes from the muscular closing and expanding lower jaw and is made by both sexes, especially during spawning season.
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Kent
Ben
Lydia Thrived in Early Days Amid Persian Rise
Lydia flourished during the early classical era from 716 B C to 546 B C as Oroesus fell to Cyrus the Persian, with the Lydians noted as highly advanced for their time.
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Lydia
Oroesus
Cyrus
Lydians
Lydians as Wealthy Cultured Traders of Antiquity
The passage describes the Lydians as rich and cultured luxury traders of ancient times. It notes their effeminacy and refinement, their enjoyment of garments gems carpets oils and music, and their innovations in wool dyeing coinage and gold use from the Sarabat Pactolus rivers and local mines.
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Sarabat
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Paris Fashion Focus on Tailored Suits This Spring
Paris couturiers unveil a spring avalanche of tailored suits in three silhouettes the straight line bell shaped and 1880s inspired. Styles feature varying waistlines skirts from ankle length to mid calf and a palette ranging gray beige leaf brown navy with bright color accents and embroidery.
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Paris
New York Tribune
Smart Parisienne
Lighting Fixtures to Make a Bedroom Cozy
An editorial urges better home lighting to improve comfort for all family members and staff. It notes reading spaces and practical sockets in kitchens, critiques radiator shadows, and argues for thoughtful placement of ceiling and task lighting to foster reading and work at home.
Petal Candle Shades for Milady's Boudoir
A shower of petals in lavender and pink taffeta forms a small boudoir lamp shade suitable for any dressing table. Women can make them at home using wire frames, ribbon tape, and georgette or taffeta petals with rosebud trim.
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Milady
Walls and Furniture Both Plain and Artful
Interior expert William Dallas Campbell advises matching drapery color to wall paper echoes. He emphasizes color and light, noting a breakfast room should have a large window to invite morning light and create a cheerful, artistic atmosphere.
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William Dallas Campbell
Footgear for Women Day and Evening Wear
Footwear guidance for a one piece dress scheme emphasizes plain design for morning flat heeled suede shoes, gray and brown suede for afternoon with matching stockings, and brocaded sippers for evening. Avoid straps, trims, buckles, or adornments to keep lines simple and true to the dress design.
Capes for Summer Feature Ribbon Bound Silks
Early summer capes are described with panels faced in exquisitely combined ribbons. Rosy silk ribbons adorn the fabric, giving a refined decorative touch to light outerwear.
Lighting placement guidance for rooms and halls
The guidance states avoid ceiling lights in the dining room when possible preferring a ceiling socket over the table if needed. Do not center a wall light over the mantel in the living room. In bathrooms use a non ceiling light when only one is used. Do not use wall lights in very narrow hallways to prevent obstruction or clutter.
How Braid Trimmings Should Be Handled
How to prepare braid before cutting to prevent fraying. Twist cotton tightly around the braid and cut below the tied part. Add a thread across the end to stop unraveling. For binding coat edges, tack braid on both sides before sewing and dampen. On round or looped designs sew the outer edge first, then arrange inner fullness to lie neat.
Darning Ball Improves Old Tennis Ball Utility
An old tennis ball with its outer cover missing is described as an excellent darning ball. It outperforms a regular darning ball by gripping the stocking securely and not slipping during use.
Small Vella Hat Details in Spring Millinery
Small lace veils fall an inch below the hat brim and are featured in spring millinery choices. They are notably worn on black milaps.
White metal resists tarnish and corrosion says London Daily Mall
A new white metal that resists tarnish and corrosion with a deep brilliant luster when polished is described. It can be produced at a low price, has good casting qualities, and is malleable and ductile, enabling chemists to alloy metals for better resistance to industrial air pollution.
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London
Daily Mall
Is There a Change of Residence Tale at Insurance Office
A caller asks about reporting changes of residence at a LaSalle street office. The clerk asks for new address and the caller replies he only changed the residence by painting it light straw and adding a jack on the kitchen chimney.
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LaSalle Street
Chicago Daily News
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