Tips On Colors White Makes a Woman Look Big and White
Fashion notes discuss how white and cream affect appearance, with references to hair color and skin tone. It cites classical lines about white for blondes and black for the fair, and warns flesh can seem to shrink or expand under certain shades. It also describes silks, gowns, and accessories in ivory, cream, black, and blue with period styling.
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Andromeda
Isle of
Seriphos
Ovid
Briseis
Paris
Keep Violets Fresh
A cor sage bunch of violets can be worn several times. Dip the stems in salt water and wind them with cotton batting to preserve fragrance. After use, remove the batting and place stems in salted water, then store in a cool dry room with the stems wrapped to protect the air.
Kaiser's Son to Visit United States on Charlotte Voyage
Prince Adalbert, son of the German emperor, will travel with the crew of naval cadets aboard the imperial training ship Charlotte. The vessel arrives in New York on April 28 as part of a royal visit by a German prince born July 14, 1884. He is an 18 year old lieutenant serving in both army and navy duties on the ship.
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Prince Adaynart
Charlotte
Kaiser
United States
New York
Adalbert
Imperial Foot Guards
Invention Hook and Eyelet Brings Small Pay
The inventor of the hook and eyelet for boots sold the complete title to a shoes company. The invention was viewed as eccentric and required costly machinery to manufacture. It is claimed the inventor received about $600 for the invention.
Wisconsin State U crowning Miss Anderson in oratorical row
Miss Julia Marjorie Anderson, a twenty year old Racine graduate, won the annual oratorical contest at Wisconsin State University over six top rivals. Her subject was The Teovocinet and her eloquence drew praise from rivals and mentors alike.
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Anderson
Hogare
Wisconsin State University
Julia Marjorie Anderson
Wwe
Wikevasin
Racine
Mika Anderson
Reese
Sourbers
Alucent
Royal Telephony Code Reveals Hidden Cipher System
A fragmented OCR item describes royal telephony links to Buckingham Palace and nearby offices. It mentions a confidential cipher used by the royal family and a select group of officials, with codes stored in a local protected area.
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Buckingham Palace
Wales
Suspended Imishman and parliamentary breach noted
Fragmentary report mentions FAMOUS IMISHMAN 15 SUSPENDED and Behe Dili amid references to Chanter Jain ih Dipertlaimenserr Kinaname Juba Diliod. It cites breach of parliamentary rules over applying an illegitimate act to Joseph Chamberlais and notes public controversy and personal history involving Me. Lele Walt 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 Bees and Political Banter in a Fractured Scrap
A collage of folklore on telling the bees and a misquoted Whittier reference appears alongside a mock dialogue after Senator Tillman’s Senate exit. The text blends gossip on customs with a brief joke about a Senate employee avoiding direct answers to Tillman.
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Senator Tillman
Senate
Senator McLaurin
Many School Children Are Sickly
Mother Gray a nurse in a New York Children’s Home offers a powder called Powders that cures feverishness, headache, stomach troubles, teething disorders and destroys worms. Available at druggists or mailed free by Allen’s. Magnetic Sand Harbor in Norway is a myth with some basis in fact. A French paper notes a dune near Joe dern containing lode stone particles that disrupt compasses and cause ships to run aground.
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Mother Gray
New York
Atall Druggists
Allen 5
Les Roy
N.Y
Norway
Joedern
Pierce
Merce
Dr. i
Pleren
Buffalo
Minnesota Forest Preservation Plan Alters Lands Deal
Minnesota forest preservation hopes were dampened by new development tied to the Chippewa Indian reservation and a revised plan to seed a limited 22600 acre segment for scientific care. The revised proposal delays transfer to the agriculture department until pine timber is largely removed, reflecting pressure from lumber interests and other quarters.
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Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
New York Evening Post
Putnam Vadklea Dyes and Arm Injury Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Putnam Vadklea Dyes and a man named Howard who injured his right arm while emerging from Pair Oaks. Ken Kearney, noted with a left arm, remarks about buying gloves at the Omnen King.
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Maward
Ander
Pair Oaks
Ken. Kearney
Howard
Surgical Oper Dear Mas Prsicitam for yourn on the road
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a surgical operation or medical instruction. The text mentions rest, health, and weather or travel conditions, with references to cautions about going on the road and damp conditions. The exact details and participants are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Mas
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Brehm
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Winslow
Ouree
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Omaha
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L. L
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USA
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Sail
G. Bauer
Dans
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Mass
Fous
Felail Aloe
W. L. Douglas
Bert Feathers
Nerd Watson
Parenaa
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Mowle
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Muanuy
Agi
Menor FM
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