Colors and gowns in white and black fashion advice
The article discusses colors enhancing different hair tones, noting white for blondes and cream for brunettes, with black flattering fair skin. It references classical lines and Paris influence, plus descriptions of ivory white gowns with lace and ribbon details, and ends by contrasting practical luxury with wasteful fashion habits.
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Andromeda
Isle of
Seriphos
Ovid
Briseis
Paris
Keep Violets Fresh
A fragment advises preserving violets by threading a cor sage bunch with a cotton batting soaked in salt water around the stem. After removing the batting, place the stems in salted water. Keep the bouquet in a cool room with air circulation to maintain freshness.
German Crown Prince to Visit U S on Training Ship Charlotte
The Kaiser's son Prince Adalbert, born July 14 1884, will travel with the German training ship Charlotte arriving New York April 28. He is an 18 year old lieutenant in the Imperial Foot Guards and also holds active naval rank aboard the Charlotte.
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Prince Adaynart
Charlotte
Kaiser
United States
New York
Adalbert
Imperial Foot Guards
Small Pay for Great Invention Eyelet story
A inventor earned about $600 for the hook and eyelet used on boots and shoes. The shoe company that bought the full rights initially undervalued the device and doubted its mass production viability due to required machinery.
Wisconsin State University Oratorical Champion Miss Anderson
Miss Julia Marjorie Anderson, a Racine native and Wisconsin State University graduate, won the annual oratorical contest against six top young speakers. Her winning speech titled The Teovocinet examined virtue and character, earning high praise from peers and the university community.
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Anderson
Hogare
Wisconsin State University
Julia Marjorie Anderson
Wwe
Wikevasin
Racine
Mika Anderson
Reese
Sourbers
Alucent
Royal Telephone Cipher Suppresses Direct Messages
A fragment describes royal telephony involving Buckingham Palace and the Prince of Wales residence. It notes confidential lines between royals use a cipher known only to royal members and a few officials, with code kept in a secure manner.
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Buckingham Palace
Wales
Imishman 15 suspended amid parliamentary breach claims
Faint, garbled text references a figure named Behe Dili and a claim of breach of parliamentary rules tied to applying a "ledmate lar" to Joseph Chamberlais. It mentions Chanter Jain ih Dipertlaimenserr Kinaname Juba Diliod and figures like Me. Lele Walt, with vague allusions to Weve vt the Irleh nationale party and WR Me HW.
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Behe Dili
Chanter Jain Ih
Kinaname
Juba Diliod
Weve
Irleh Nationale
Nauve of Commonh
Joseph Chamberlais
Curious telling the bees custom and a stray diplomatic quip
A fragment describes the ritual of telling the bees when a death occurs and mentions a Whittier poem reference. It ends with a civic joke about Senator Tillman and Senator McLaurin as a Senate aide avoids answering if Tillman asked whether he looked foolish.
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Mary
Jane
Thomas
William
Walt
Whittler
Senator Tillman
Senate
Senator McLaurin
Mother Gray's Powders Cure Children Fevers and Worms
In New York a nurse at a children's home promotes Mother Gray's powder as a remedy for feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm destruction. Free samples mailed from Allen S Roy N Y. Also notes a French claim about magnetic sand in Norway aiding ship compasses near a dune at Joedern that disrupts navigation.
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Mother Gray
New York
Atall Druggists
Allen 5
Les Roy
N.Y
Norway
Joedern
Minnesota Forest Preservation Debated in Chippewa Lands
Minnesota forest preservation plans falter amid changes to protect Chippewa Indian lands. Proposals limit segregation to 226,000 acres, delaying transfer to agriculture until pine timber largely removed. The shift reflects lumber interests, regional pressure, and bipartisan Minnesota input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
New York Evening Post
Putnam Vadklea Dyes and Arm Injury Report
A fragmented notice describes Putnam Vadklea Dyes on a cargo package and mentions General Maward and an American named Ander who, after an injury to the right arm at Pair Oaks, is reassured by Ken Kearney with the remark Never mind Howard we will buy our gloves at the Omen King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maward
Ander
Pair Oaks
Ken. Kearney
Howard
Surgical Oper Dear Mas PracticatM on the road report
Fragmentary note describes a medical operation and prolonged rest advised by a physician. It mentions weariness, damp conditions, and a long recovery affecting health, with emphasis on complete rest and cautious progress on recovery.
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Mas
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