Fine Array Of Summer Blouses In Fashion Shops
New York May 27 fashion reports show summer blouses in all stylish shops. Imported models and handmade versions feature embroidery eyelet beadwork and varied ornamentation including Bulgarian Venetian and Madeira styles. White lawn fabrics and cotton voile create delicate blouse designs with lace, tucks, and fringe details. Ne gligee novelties also attract attention with empire and straight-line effects, chiffon and marquisette tunics, and lace or embroidery trims.
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Florence Fairbanke
New York
Spring fashion notes on skirts, hats, and accessories
The article surveys spring style shifts including drop skirts replacing petticoats, bright color rings on dark suits, and light fabrics like silk and muslin. It notes wide box pleats, embroidery trims, and reinforced waistlines. White furrish hats, plumes, and hair bandeaux complete the look with bold color accents.
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Modela
Kimpires
Whyte
Mt Vernon Stop Welcomes Pittsburg Chamber Tour
Frank Jenks reports Mt Vernon greeted Pittsburg Chamber visitors after an overnight run via Mansfeld and Bellville. Locals rolled out Welcome banners as Business Men’s Association hosted the delegation. Mt Vernon, a gas rich town with engine works and plants, recalled Washington’s resting place by European sightseers.
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Pittsburg
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Juniors Banquet Highlights Kenyon College Event
Impromptu speeches and melodies marked the Kenyon College junior class banquet at the Hartman Hotel. R A Weaver presided with honor guests B Jackson 09 and J R Campbell of Lehigh. About 20 attendees.
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Columbus Journal
Kenyon Colege
Hartman Hotel
Columbus
Kenyon
R. A. Weaver
B. Jackson
J. R. Campbell
Lehigh
Tank Of Compressed Air Explodes Near Mansfield
A compressed air tank on a spraying rig exploded near Mansfield, shaking farms but causing no injuries. Lee and Ralph Twitchell had just prepared to fill the second tank at Orchard farm when the blast occurred, blasting through an apple tree and landing 200 feet away. The wagon rack was destroyed yet the horses and nearby children escaped harm. Compressed air is said to have more force than steam.
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Mansfield News
Twitchell Farm
Lee
Ralph Twitchell
Orchard Farm
Orchard Farm Conelsta
Lee Twitchell
Helen
Jean
Martinsburg Baptist Church Hosts Reception for Rev Brown
Members and friends of the Martinsburg Baptist church gave a reception Friday evening at the church for Rev. Brown from Granville, who had served as pastor. A large number of guests attended and enjoyed an enjoyable evening.
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Martinsburg
Pennsy Would Merge Three Railroads Into One System
Pennsy plans a new common corporation to unite several lines operating in Ohio and nearby states. Railroads to be consolidated include the Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio, Cleveland Akron and Columbus, Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley, Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern, and Cleveland & Marietta, forming a Middle System with a single management. Possible general superintendents named include R. F. E. McCarthy and A. M. Schoyer as candidates.
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Pennsys- Vania
Olin
Toledo
Walhonding Valley
Pennsylvania
Inew
Pittsburg
Cleveland, Alon
R. F E. McCarthy
Columbus
Southwest
A. M. Schoyer
Pitteburg
Northwest
Camp Budd Delays for Boys Camp Opened June 27
The Delaware Camp Budd at Liberty Township near stop 36 on the Columbus Delaware and Marion line opens as a boys camp run by M G Batley of the Columbus Y M C A. It spans 62 acres with ample swimming holes and good camping grounds. Packed with discipline and Bible readings each morning, Sabbath services on Sundays, and a long list of items boys must bring, including blankets, clothes, gear, and a box for packing.
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Delaware
Liberty Tp
Stop 36
Columbus, Delaware and Marion
M. G. Batley
Columbus Y. M. A
Beciine
Mr. Bailey
Fire aloft in Weaver building on South Main street
An alarm at 10 30 Friday night drew firefighters to the Weaver building where a small roof fire was found and extinguished before the brigade arrived. The remainder is stray prose about proposals and ice cream soda with calories and whispers.
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Weaver
South Main Street
Court House Notes Firet and Final Probate Entry
Probate notes show Joseph Miodtiiter as administrator of C. Mestillen with balance $492.02 after receipts $1,907.07 and payments $960.85. Guardian appointed for Joseph Homgland. bond $2,000 with Robert McClurg and W. BR. Deeds filed include Melya J Daring to Benjamin Ross in Clay for $1,050 and Russell & Hurd’s addition to city for $1,050.
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Joseph Miodtiiter
C. Mestillen
Balanen
Melya J. Daring
Benjamin Ross
Lowley
Houck
Buste TH
Patterson
Jet
Russell & Hurd
The Trouble With the Meat and Modern Jests
A fragment from a 19th century humor column recalls a meat window scene where a grouchy customer demands a piece for display not for eating. The waiter explains the meat was advertising, not for consumption, as the man protests. The piece continues with brief quips about Mr Worge and Dr Wiley chasing headache remedies, and a modern girl in hoopskirt.
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Walter
Yong Man
Philadelphia Times
Circus Workers Try to Stir Up Trouble at Show
A group of circus employees attempted to disrupt a show by urging others to quit. An argument erupted during the evening performance. Deputy Sheriff Woolfson arrived, used a smoke to quiet the disturbance and disperse the crowd.
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Tob
Othe Ore
Sheri Woolfson
Conductor Arrested For Blocking Street With Train
A freight conductor on a southbound train was arrested Friday for unlawfully holding up Wout High street crowding. The train stood 21 minutes across the street blocking traffic. A complaint was filed by several residents but the train had left the city. The conductor later apologized in Mt. Vernon and plead guilty, receiving a $5 fine plus costs.
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High Street
Mixy
Mitchell
Newsark
Mt. Vernon
Costa
Eye Injury at Cooper Works Sinks Sight
Dwight McKay an employee at Cooper works sustained a badly injured right eye while chipping steel on Friday. A small metal shard struck his eye and he was treated by Dr. W W Pennell who removed the piece. The sight of the eye will not be impaired.
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Dwight McKay
Cooper Works
W. W. Pennell
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Mansfield
Society Notes
John Robinson Circus
John Robinson
Vinyt
Vernon
Robinson
Lawrence Stream
Newak
Mia
A. J. Springer
Zanesville
William F. Rimer
Cor ‘Umius
Ohio State Lniversity
State of
Ohio
Pranket
Cheney
Bond
Goa
Gonatipation
Pennsy CO
Ques. Ons
Camp Budd
Court House
A. S
Bunyer Patents Company DIV. B
Washington, Db, C
Ncosanie Coty
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