Crowe and White wed in Pennville ceremony
Albert B. Crowe, a school teacher and Pestalozzi officer, married Miss Clara E. White at Pennville last evening. The bride, esteemed in Pennville society, joins a list of local acquaintances visiting here, with several residents and guests noted in the column.
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Crowe—Whitde
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Albert B. Crowe
Clara E. White
Pennville
Crowe
Order of Pestalozzi
Pennville Society
Wedding Ring Etiquette for Widows in New York Trib
Uncertain rules guide widows re wearing first wedding ring before a second marriage. Retain ring if children or long marriage. remove if younger. White bridal attire waning role, train shorter, veil replaced by hat. No bridesmaids. attendees may be pages. net not pure white. Camille Saint Saens comments on contemporary criticism and pianist. Practical cooking notes for sweet potatoes baked with butter and breadcrumbs.
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New York Tribune
New York Weekly
Camille Saint-Saens
Saint-Saens
The Glorified Safety Pin in Women's Fashion
A Philadelphia Inquirer blurb extols oversized safety pin style accessories for women. Variants feature butterflies and snakes as center ornaments, with prices varying by shop and quality. The piece also includes a period menu crawl from Breakfast to Supper with detailed dishes.
Suspender frocks charm in May Manton dress design
May Manton offers a home dressmaking hint featuring a suspender frock for little girls. The design uses a box plaited guimpe in white lawn with a rose cashmere dress stitched in corticelli silk, adaptable to any season’s fabric and color. The suspenders define the look with a delicate charm.
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May Manton
Seip
Indianapolis
Ind
Wife Mistakes Stranger for Husband on Train
A Philadelphia Telegraph item recounts a business couple who ride trains daily. The wife, fond of grabbing stray papers, mistakenly accuses a stranger of stealing hers, learning too late it was a different man with a fat red face and bristling mustache. The husband reacts with shock, then relief, as the misunderstanding unfolds.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
The Serenade at English’s and The Funny Side of Life
The Bostonians’ Serenade at English’s Theater draws a large crowd and strong praise for its music and performers led by Gertrude Zimmer and Kate Condon with Barnabee and MacDonald among returning stars. Robin Hood matinee suffers delays and mixed notices as New cast members and veterans share the stage in a lively Indianapolis schedule.
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Empire
Bostonians
Agnes Cain Brown
W. H. McDonald
Carlos Alvardo
Mr. Barnabee
Duke of
Santa Cruz
George Frothingham
Gomez
Suchey
Kate Condon
Dolores
Miss Condon
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Miss Davis
Howard Chambers
Romero
Campbell Donald
Columbo
Charles R. Hargreaves
Lopez
MacDonald
Studley
Indianapolis
de Koven and Smith
Robin Hood
Henry Clay Barnabee
William MacDonald
Samuel L. Studley
Barnabee
Sherif
Nottingham
Frothingham
Friarch
Robin
Will Seariet
Hazel Bart
Charles Loder
Miss Burt
Capt
Frank Boehn
St. Louis
Washington Hall
Fritz Emmett
Captain Boehn
Boehn
Blind Tom
Water fad dining in the Tiber shocks Roman crowds
In Rome a growing trend sees diners eating meals in the Tiber River during oppressive heat. A young Italian proposed the idea to friends who approved, leading others to join. Soon many Romans replace meals at homes or hotels with river dining during certain hours, as depicted in the accompanying illustration.
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Rome
Tiber
New York Librettist Defends Realistic Musical Piece
Harry B. Smith defends his new work A Girl from Dixie as an inexpensive production with a real story and characters rather than gaudy spectacle. In England a trick allowed one actor to portray Faust and Marguerite via a mirrored illusion. The Grand vaudeville bill features Charles T. Aldrich, John and Emma Ray, the Silvertons wire-walkers, Alice Lyndon Doll, May Melbane, Christiana’s spr och, and Empire’s London Belles troupe with Rose Sydell leading.
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Harry B. Smith
New York
Mr. Smith
Dixie
Smith
the Grand
Charles T. Aldrich
Grand
John
Emma Ray
Indianapolis
Rays
Silvertons
Alice Lyndon Doll
May Melbane
Christiana
the Empire
Empire
Rose Sydell
London
Miss Sydell
Ruth Denver
Cadieux
Campbell and Weber
James A. Mitchell
Cain Sisters
Ben Walker
O'Brien
Painting the Pickles Philadelphia Record
Connecticut state experiment station reports only one of eighteen pickle samples free of glucose saccharin or preservatives. Most pickles contain alumina sulfuric acid and one sample was greened with copper. Among 211 beverage samples adulteration due to coal tar dyes or preservatives. One third of 166 lard samples adulterated. The text notes further adulteration among cordial brands and fruit flavors.
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Philadelphia
Connecticut
Ian Dey Sitio
Ino Cherries Co Grea
Colles
Wise men of the East in the Christmas story
The article emphasizes the moral earnesty of the Babylonian wise men who studied Jewish scriptures, followed a star to Bethlehem, and worshipped the newborn Jesus with gold frankincense and myrrh. It contrasts their humility with Jerusalem’s ignorance and Herod’s tyranny, noting their faith, resolve, and obedience.
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Israel
Far East
Moses
Dean Trench
Jerusalem
Herodian
Melchisedec
Holy
Herod
Bethlehem
David
God
Pam
Aeia
Solomon
Vision of glory as missions transform nations worldwide
A meditation on Isaiah's prophecy of light rising on earth through Jesus Christ. The text extols Methodist missions, citing Fiji and other islands transformed from savagery to Christian nations, with estimates of missionaries, native assistants, stations, and converts driving global church growth.
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Isaiah
Jesus Christ
Unis
Fiji Islands
Sociery Islands
New Hebrides
New New Guinea
Micronesia
Hawaii
Japan
China
Siam
Burma
Madagascar
India
Persia
Inyere
Bard
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Sol Meyer
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Charles T. L. Aldrich
SAM. Edwards & CO
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