New Coats From Novel Materials Featured In Page
Women’s page highlights include several top coats made from new materials. Designs range from white chinchilla cloth and silk with mother of pearl buttons to crushed velvet looking fabrics, with jackets and wraps in Bermuda and Norfolk styles. Also notes on beached wear and blazers in jersey cloth, plus a vivid plum and pussy willow patterned wrap. Recipe tips follow for soup stock and wholesome stock-making guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Tommer
Redingote
Deafness Cure Debate Delays Medical Trial
A garbled report describes medical debates on deafness cures and treatment trials. It mentions new theories from doctor groups and concerns over safety and efficacy. The text references experimental therapies and potential pharmaceutical involvement, reflecting a period tone and unclear outcomes.
Orpheum Chief Bray Plans Europe Trip as Reporter
Charles Bray, noted Orpheum circuit head and ex New Orleans Pleyune reporter, headlines a proposed European vacation like a foreign correspondent. He recalls travel through Austria and Berlin, observers a German plane near the ship, and hopes for a world tour with a press role.
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Bast Lake Tribune
Charles Fo Dray
The
Orpheum Eircait
Amatican Centlemen
Pacific Northwest
Orpheum
New York
Bray
Porter
Fray Wat
Bacillus
Yandorl
Europe
Dray
Bis
New Orleans
Pleayune
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Wray
Stra. Bray
Picayune
England
Grahame White
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Develops Allegorical Play Victory
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is working on a new allegorical play titled Victory. The project features many characters and will be staged at The Anchorage on the Long Branch estate of Mrs Elmon, connected to the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Eler Wilcot
Roth Helen Davis
Anchorage
Submarine chase noted in stray wartime caption
Disjointed OCR fragment hints at German submarine activity and Allied search or engagement. Poor readability shows scattered terms such as submarine and German. No clear event, date, or names emerge to confirm specifics.
Thin People Boost Weight With Sargol Pill Remedy
An old advertisement touts Sargol tablets as a weight gain aid promising 10 to 25 pounds monthly. It claims the product enriches blood and improves nourishment delivery while urging readers to buy through A. R. McIntyre Drug Co and other druggists with a weight gain guarantee or money back. Also, a historical note discusses a proposed railroad extension in Idaho, the Pacific & Idaho Northern line, and capital pursuit to complete a missing link between New Meadows and Grangeville under scrutiny by Governor Alexander.
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A. R. Mcintyre Drug Co
le Viciolly
Renee
New Meadows
Idaho
Pacific & Idaho
Welser
Council
Nouth
Grangeville
Lewiston
Wovernor “Alexander
Pew Capital
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railroad Placed Under Receiver
Salt Lake Sept 7 local railroad circles report the Pacific and Idaho Northern Railroad company went into the hands of a receiver at midnight Saturday Anita Botchess noted competition from auto traffic in the Weiser and Cowaetl valleys as a key factor Judge Frank E. Dietrick of the federal district court for Idaho at Boise named El Heighe president of the parent company as receiver and the road will be operated under his direction
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Salt Lake
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railroad
Anita Botchess
Autor Motilaniage Moce
Weiser
Cowaetl
Ny Owler
Frank E. Diettick
Federal District Court For Idaho
Bolee
el. Heighe
Mad
Folklore of Dalmatia and its Vampires Exposed
A National Geographic Society bulletin surveys the western Adriatic shore peoples from Triest to Dalmatia. It details a mix of Slavic and Latin elements, historic rulers, and local beliefs, including vampires, nightmares, and folk rites still surviving amid Christian communities.
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Washington, D.C
Adriatic Sea
National Geographic Society Today
Muttel- Dla
Zara
Hylog
Austriatthceary
Varios Parta
Thly
Triest
Folttore
Atp
Aila
Breaat
Bic
Teo
Timis
Mometick
Weather Folklore and Superstitions From Old Texts
The fragment describes a mix of storm lore and magical beliefs. It mentions rituals with porm and a candle during thunder, tales of Vilen creatures and wood beings, and warnings about misfortune tied to events like Innocents Day, lines switched by Trolls, and black cats. It reflects superstition about luck and fate.
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Witther - Ara
Urea
Ely
Tummer Hall
German Chemist Solves Problems During War Effort
A German laboratory investigator plays a major role in war science as German chemistry advances produce bloodless conquests. He develops methods to extract aluminum from alternative deposits, uses copper shortages to aid cartridge and grenade materials, and creates cheap cesium from waste magnesium chloride, signaling industrial independence after the war.
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Nad- Yor
France
Heldelberg
England
Ain Shipe Ag
Miss Elaine Rosenthal Seeks National Golf Title
Mia Elaine Rosenthal of City, noted as the woman's golf champion of the west, competes this week among 105 entrants in the women's national championship at Lake Forest Illinois.
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Elaine Rosenthal
City
West
Lake Forest
German fear of hunger drives wartime economic resolve
A wartime editorial laments Germany's need to secure nitrates and food. It warns that German scientists claim to convert air nitrogen to nitrates, enabling survival despite blockades. The piece argues continued conflict will devastate Europe and praises resilience of industry while criticizing complacent leaders.
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Chile
Germany
Nick Germany
Ole
Ae Faa
New York City
Europe
Taft Criticizes Governor General in California Speech
Sag Frevciato reports Taft assails Governor General fir Fison and Quezon influence over Philippine policy. He urges removal of Taft and Osmena allies, denouncing radical changes and warning of national assembly decisions impacting Filipino officials. Read the Classified Ads.
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Philippines
Fir Fison Waa
Commonwealth Club of
Californa
Maruel Quezon
Rou
Taper Ant
Ametar
Mii Toon
Holden Ra
Hara
Taft
Quezon
Osmena
Selec
National Assembly
Ste. Taft
Harrison
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Druggtees
Tete Mall
Amer
Ella Wheeler Wilcor
Roth Heles Davis
Short Beach
Nile
Stringer People
Ann
Mia Elaine Rosenthal
Partectica
Bausty
Thal Gouraud
Plcouol
Aneeclaie Preardknielsigesteweiet
Ie Fink Anca
Worms
Suze
PisSeke Sigur
Panne
Lee Saas
Waldemar Raempffer
Detralt Fres Press
Mountain Brand
Reais SR
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