Linen fashions dominate this season with varied weights and colors
A feature on linen outlines weights from cobweb handkerchief to heavy weaves, with colors including ecru white rose pink raspberry and gray. It notes cool browns and blues, hand embroidery with mercerized floss, large buttons, piping contrasts, and styles like three-piece gowns and circular skirts.
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Ecru
Copenhagen
Titian Tinted Hair Styled With Jet Coronets
A Vanity Fair party note describes auburn hair styled bright red by a jet coronet and cut jet trim. The elaborate coiffure features puffs on the back and sides, a wreath of puffs, a braided coil, and a row of ringlets at the neck secured by jet-headed pins.
Enormous Egg-Shaped Hatpins and Novel Sunshade Handles
In Paris fashion notes, women favor oversized egg shaped hatpins and sunshade handles featuring animal or bird heads. Some handles open to reveal a powder puff or a bonbonniere, showcasing the era's decorative toilette details.
Famous tenor Von Godin found in Seattle after fortune loss
C A Von Godin once a Sousa and Schumann tenor reappears in Seattle while working in lumber camps. He recalls Dream City and plans to rebuild his voice career after a years long retreat. Born in Sweden to German English parents, he once earned eighty thousand dollars from his father before squandering it and facing harsh criticism.
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Seattle
Wash
A. von Godin
Sousa
Schumanne
van Godin
Ballard
von Godin
Dream City
Sweden
Garcia
Maychesi
America
University of Minnesota
Yolea
Europe
Gamile dArville
Three Dollar Estate Is Settled in Lancaster Court
Judge Smithie in the orphans court files an adjudication on Tobias Brubaker's Providence township estate. The will sets aside one third in trust for his wife with a trustee to manage 17 cents. The remaining 83 cents go to six children. Total estate was three dollars with expenses of $2.50.
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Lancaster
Smithie
Orphans’ Court
Tobias Brubaker
Providence Township
Cow Attracted to Red Delights in Pennsylvania Farm
In York Pennsylvania a cow owned by James Hetrick of Mt Pleasant showed a strong attraction to red paint. She licked a red barn side and drank paint from a bucket left by painters. Veterinarians intervened as the animal appeared fascinated by the color.
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York
James Hetrick
Mt. Pleasant
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New York
Moffett Brodin
Chicago
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