Lapel Buttonhole Must Go In New Men’s Fashion by Lehr
Harry Lehr launches a bold men’s fashion move with a lapel buttonholeless suit in dark brown three inch checks. He argues the floral wear is unnecessary as style shifts to pared down tailoring while tailors doubt the trend. A Fifth Avenue tailor notes coats may gain three or four buttons and advocates heavier lapels and practical accessories for the modern gent.
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Harry Lehr
Yexra
Mr. Lehr
Fifth Avenue
Leth
Kosland
Colorful Diamonds Possible For Lowest Earning Class
Chicago man W C Fuchs claims X-ray treatment can color diamonds and other gems. After five years of work he reports turning a 1.5 carat diamond green and a six carat white stone to black, with permanent color removable to original hue. He says yellow topaz also glowed green, and notes the process relies on X-rays entering the stone through pores.
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W. C. Fuchs
Mr. Fuchs
Chicago
Fuchs
Puchn
Maya
Fragmented tale of explosion and a fallen man at Kenvil
A jagged report recalls Thomas J a large jack amnest once owned by Frank ONeill of Kenvil New Jersey. He allegedly fell from a roof after an explosion at the force works shook the region, landing in a tree two miles from the wreck.
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Kood
Thomas J
Frank O'Neill
Kenvil
N. J
Tim
Lebaudy Plans Sahara Empire In Paris Prep and Army
Reports detail Lebaudy seeking royal reception at 6 Rue de Berri Paris to unveil a Baharan flag with a laborer plow symbol. He plans an Army of 100 led by a lieutenant general, a parliament of 11 ministers, and funds to back his empire while presses urge government action against the venture.
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Tacques 1
Sahara
Rue de Berri
Paris
Hamburg
Jures
Galilee
Jacques L
Smhara
Andrew Carnegie
Arbitration Court
Lobatdy
Troja
Paria
Lebaudy
Glron
Bwltrerland
Leutenant
France
Lebauly
England
Retion
Leboudy
Galiles
Jules Verne
Eagle in New Jersey cattle stampede stalks calf
A large gray eagle in Somerville area near Mount Pothel attacked a calf at Charien Covert’s farm. Cattle repelled the bird as it moved across the field. Covert shot the eagle as it landed on a rail fence, killing it. the bird was described as one of the region's largest. Four of Covert’s cattle had their hides torn during the encounter.
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Somerville
N. J
Charien Covert
Mount Pothel
Mavert
May Enlarge Gun Factory Enlists Navy Board Report
Secretary Moody released the naval board report on enlarging the Washington navy yard gun factory. The board, led by Capt William M Polger and including Cmdr J M Boyer and LCDR P Fletcher, says production runs 60 to 190 percent short of demand and recommends expanding the plant to build all main battery guns and half the secondary battery guns annually funded by Congress.
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Moody
Board of Naval Offic
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Ball
Tia
Whilam M. Polgor
J. M. Boyer
FP. ¥. Fletcher
Congress
Airship Misrouted On London Journey Cited by Ocean
The Chicago Star Ocean notes a London bound airship started for a precise point but traveled in the opposite direction. It cites this misdirection as indicative of a common weakness in airships, which wander as it pleases.
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Dhetinate Atent
London
Saya
Chicago Ntor
Reema
Sena General Grosly Urges Alaska Cable Mission
The Minneapolis Times says Sena General Grosly may do more for the country by laying cables in Alaska than Lieut. Peary venturing toward the north pole. Barbers and dentists may form an association to prove Prof. is no prophet.
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Grosly
Alaska
Minneapolis Times
Lieut
Peary
North Pole
Prof
Greece to gain from US industry picks and lithographic stone finds
The article notes Greece needs grain coal iron and lumber best supplied by the United States. US steel output rivals government revenue. France shows 12000 cars from 70 firms employing 180000 workers at an average $360 yearly. Thessalian lithographic stone proves superior. German quarts glass industry grows. UMWA membership soars to 264499. peat fuel mixes with coal in Sweden for locomotives. Rudder shapes in experiments favor rectangular designs for efficiency.
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Greece
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Thessaly
Europe
United Mine Workers of America
Sweden
Scotland
J. Poster King
Woman prison chaplain Me a May Preston Slosson in Wyoming
The Chicago Chronicle notes Mea May Preston Slosson of Wyoming is the world’s only woman serving as prison chaplain at Larami e. Ordained minister, she chose convict work, instituting lectures that led to her appointment amid about 220 inmates.
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Mea
May Preston Slosson
Wyoming
Laramie
Han
Chicago Chronicle
Blood Corpuscles at War in the Blood
A Russian pathologist Metchnikoff described white blood cells combating disease microbes. He observed white cells in blood currents, with specific microbes present in each case. The white corpuscles appear to devour the poisonous microbes, but if overwhelmed they die, potentially leading to patient death.
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Metchnikoff
Medical Journal
Strangers Now. Spinsters and a girl query weekly teeth nets
A Chicago Daily News item presents a banter between a wealthy spinster who never repeats a dress and a young woman famed for her beauty. The girl asks if the spinster owns a different set of teeth for each day of the week.
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Chicago Daily Neng
Wanted trustworthy manager for old established firm in Chicago
A trustworthy person is sought to manage bust for a well founded house in the county. The position offers a weekly salary of 1x,00 paid every Monday with all expenses directed from headquarters. Money may be advanced for expenses. Apply to Manager 900 Caxton Bldg Chicago with a full envelope.
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Euch County
Busta
Obwek
Manaxer
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
Dearborn
Notice of Forfeiture On Idaho Mining Claim
Notice to Ghonat L McGowar that owner has expended funds on the Omawlagiel claim on Custer Mountain Idaho and must pay his share within ninety days to avoid forfeiture under Section 26 of the Revised Statutes. John Mullen, Co. Owner, dated August 1st. First publication August 10.
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Ghonat L.mcgowar
Vgbt
Custer Mountain
Yankee Park
State of Idaho
United States
John Mullen
Custer
Wah
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY PROMISES INBOX AD
An old advertisement claims to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states druggists refund the money if it fails and features B. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Custer County Idaho Reveals Rich Mines and Growth Promise
The article extols Custer County Idaho's mining boom and future potential. It details towns such as Challis Bayhorse Mackay and Stanley, extensive mineral districts including copper mines and lead silver deposits, and a growing agricultural and stock-raising economy. It notes transportation needs, irrigation prospects along Salmon River, a rising tax base from stock-growers, and a mild climate with schools supported by a strong fund.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Chalis
Matkay
Houston
Clayton
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pabsamaroi
Hast Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Challis
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Mackay
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Pisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Washington Basin
Yankee Park
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fork
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Uhallis
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New Jersey
Chicago Tribune
Kanean City Star
Kansas City
Tacques B
Eapeda
Mateos
Science and Industry
Amie
Wye
Bright
Picford
Guia
Thedford
Thedford’s Draught
Farle
Keeley Institute
Dwiaht
All Nowedealers Junn & Co
York
Washington
Washington D. C
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