Anth Fuage League and Fashionable London Women
A lengthy society column describes a craze dubbed the Anth-Faue League among Topeka women, detailing rules on shopping abstinence, clublike meetings, and strict dress code. It also surveys London fashion notes on hats, belts, jewelry, and the rise of astride riding, plus tips on beauty, youth, and a whimsical Indian luncheon for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Eure
Udeon
Constance MrKenzie
Brugland
Bert
Ax Peel
Tony Copetanse
Constance
Quince Jelly and Household Tips From a Loyal Reader
A long reader shares quince jelly guidance and notes on jelly making with tips for selecting ripeness, sugar, gelatine, and boiling times. The piece blends kitchen instructions with a personal appeal to the paper’s readers and mentions canning, storage, and texture considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Con
Rubbing Elbows With Barbarium From the London Mall
A spirited excerpt reviews Sir C Eliot’s report on Uganda railway life. It describes platform antics of natives, curious animals, and clashes with colonial law, including a case where four GiIama men were acquitted on a technicality. A funeral anecdote mocks royal ceremony and conversion beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. Eliot
Uganda
Matinedi
Evidence to Contrary Punches and Thanks in a Street Scene
A garbled Chicago Record-Herald item depicts a brief street quarrel over seating. A citizen and a Madam exchange odd dialogue as one attempts to turn the other toward thanks, while an unclear interruption suggests discomfort or caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Aha
Washington
Uwe
Olor
Chicago Record-Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
AGB
Amana
Pe Sena
Beng
Preston
M— Chidren
Asaya
New York Tribune
Jong le
Sunday Chronicle
Paul Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Rosen
New Ventures
Harper's Razor
Evening Star
Long Seo
Wiloh
Amen Wills
Marquette
Tulin
Ghia
Hanning Co
Chicago
Ged W. Reeds
S. Watts
General Merchandise
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Gersing
Gers
Esties Lange
Aly Peper
John H. Woodbury
Stale
Chiesa
W. Horczxes
W. M
Merchant Police
Kas
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