Campaign for Clean Linen Laundries Moves to Register
Washington authorities push for compulsory registration of all laundries that wash for pay. Dr. W. G. Woodward leads a reform to standardize heating, disinfecting, and handling of household linens. The plan aims to inspect premises periodically and improve conditions for workers and the public.
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Ashington
Naion
Fa Ath
Heraeli
W. G. Woodward
Anya Dr. Woodward
Fesson
Ambassadors Wealth and Waste in Washington Society
Envoys called tightwads by critics face lavish pay and expenses in Washington. Secretary Root contemplates using diplomacy to save money while ambassadors enjoy large salaries, mansions, and extensive entertainments. James Bryce tops earners at 50 000 plus 11 000, with Mme Bryce modest social pace, while M Jusserand receives 42 500 and 10 000 for expenses. Italian envoy Baron Des Planches trails in social standing. Root and allies gear to press diplomats to show tighter management amid public cost concerns.
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Nole Sam
America
Root
Washington
James Bryce
Bryce
Mme. Jusserand
M. Jusserand
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Turning from Whisky to Beer in Internal Revenue Report
The preliminary report of the Internal Revenue Commissioner shows whisky and other ardent spirits consumption fell while beer and related products rose. Revenue from whisky, other spirits, and total internal revenue for the year ending June 30 declined versus the prior year, with tobacco, oleomargarine, butter, cheese, and playing cards contributing various sums.
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Tobicco
United States to invite foreign experts to study mine safety
In the wake of many mine accidents the United States plans an international collaboration with Great Britain Germany and Belgium to fund and conduct mine safety research. Congress allocated 160000 for the US Geological Survey to establish an experimental station at Pittsburg and publish findings for miners and lawmakers.
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Great Britain
Germany
Belohima
United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Congress
Aining
Geological Survey
Monoongah
W. Va
Darr
Pennsylvania
Naoad
II Pennsylvania
Yolande
Alabama
Desborough
Home Office
Herr Messner
Viewr Watteyue
Light Designs in Summer Wardrobe Warned as Transient
A tipsy guide for daughters and mothers on summer fashion avoiding delicate wash fabrics. Advises favoring tub fabrics for everyday wear and shifting to fall styles that double for school. Recommends nets and chiffons for formal frocks, with careful undergarment choices and light, washable fabrics in soft colored lawns and organdies.
Practical Fashions Pattern No 2506 Jaunty Mittle Dress
Pattern advertisement describes Bordéred fondard border dress with polka dot trim on front and back. One piece skirt attached at waist with border detail, filet lace guimpes and edged sleeves. Sizes 22 to 42 inch bust. 36 inch sample. requires 3 to 3.5 yards of border fabric and 0.75 yard for facing. Send 10 cents to Panern Degarment with name and address, size and pattern number.
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Paris
Ladies' four- gore d skirt Paris pattern No 2512
Pattern description for a circular cut skirt with no plaits or tucks at the waist, closes at front with buttons, inverted box plait at back, offered in seven sizes 22 to 34. Yardage varies by width and nap, with patterns priced or ordered from the department. Includes instruction to mail order pattern and provide name and address.
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Paris
The Neck Ruff and Tulle Arrangements in Soft Blue
The article praises the neck ruff as a flattering feature to pair with hats and tulle in white or colored fabrics. It notes a small brown straw toque with tan brown tulle ruche, accented by gray blue tulle on hair, and extols a delicate soft blue shade distinct from turquoise or nattier.
Wedding dress idea for thrifty bride in cream veil
A bridal illustration shows a modest wedding gown suitable for a budget Conscious bride. The dress features a slightly full skirt at the waist and back with a deep chiffon facing along the trim.
Toilet Table Lights and Dressing Mirror Tricks
A clever woman uses bright lighting above the dressing table and a mirror across to view herself from all angles. This prevents stray hair and wardrobe mistakes in dim light and avoids visible slips between bodice and skirt.
TallorMade Tussore Fashion Notes For Skirts
The article praises tussore fabrics as superior for tailored skirts, noting tussores give a fuller walking garment while avoiding Ultra-tight crepe de chine. It contrasts practical, up-to-date styles with plain tops and full feet, mentioning plaited and ground-clearing skirts and busy traveling tussorts.
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Fabrica
Aleo
Mila Sulfa
Faded description of formal dress detail and ornament
The passage describes a gown with a gradually widening silhouette from bodice to back, an over-bodice tucked at the shoulders trimmed around large armholes with silk passementerie, and orange blossom and myrtle decorations on the left side. The under-bodice uses white crepe-de-chine with a lace yoke, sleeves with insertion, and a tulle veil attached to a coronet of orange blossoms.
Costume for Young Girl in White Mousseline
A detailed description of a white mousseline costume for a girl, featuring a knee length tunic style with Grecian lines, mauve and white silk embroidery, a draped pen bodice with lace neck opening, mousseline sleeves, and a lace trimmed chemisette. Gloves complete the outfit.
Naples Oddities Highlight Quiet City Life
A quirky note praises Naples for having no races or crowds, no water omnibuses or motor sports, and no suffragettes, claiming happiness thrives there unlike bustling centers. The fragment hints at a Venetian or Italian reflection on urban life and contentment.
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Naples
Nike
England
Casino de
Reviving an Industry in the Alanha Pack Scarcity
Port and Oregontan reports a shortage of red oatmon in the Alanha pack, with implications for nearby markets. Observers expect the scarcity to spur revival of the pick calivh industry to the south as producers adjust to demand.
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Port
Oregontan
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Relief Claims
A Staunton resident James M. Long and Mel Long report in letters from 1903 and 1907 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney troubles, with long-term relief described. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents a box and is sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo.
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Doan
James M. Long
Augusta Bt
Staunton
Mel
Long
Foster-Milburnn Co
Buffalo
Government plans vast sand lands opening in Tripp County
Reports suggest a million acres of fine agricultural sand lands near Dulles South Dakota may open around October 1. The Chicago and North Western Railway is the sole line reaching the area with US land offices expected there. Free homestead quarter sections may be secured via W B Kulskert, Chicago. A scattered article mix includes a joke about secrets and a misheard Indian empire product list.
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Reyebud
Chicago & North Western Ry
Dulles
U. S. Land Office
W. B. Kulskert
PT. M
W. Ry
Chicago
The Spider and the Fly in the War of Pests
The Philadelphia Press notes a long conflict between spiders and flies. Spiders prey on flies, keeping their numbers down, while flies multiply. the piece defends spiders as harmless to humans and highlights their ecological role amid public aversion to spider webs.
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Forma
Epider
Philadelphia Press
Self Delusion: Coffee Deceptions and Health Claims
A reader letter extols Postum as a healthier coffee substitute, recounting a coffee caused headaches and a switch to Postum leading to relief. The writer notes repeated reader letters praising Postum and urges trying The Road to Wellville for more information.
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