National Dairy Show Promises 12 Reasons to Attend
Chicago hosts the National Dairy Show from October 24 to November 20 offering 12 reasons to attend. Exhibits include government dairy education, milk handling, pasteurizing and bottling, a large creamery and butter making lectures, silo construction displays, modern farm machinery, expert cow judging, and economic benefits of dairy farming for customers and communities.
At the Opera
A brief dialogue notes a singer with a powerful voice and the audience member struggling to hear. The exchange underscores the singer’s impact and the overwhelming presence on stage.
Sailor Shape Hats Highlight Fall Millinery Styles
New importations feature maire hats in sailor shapes with straight crowns and flat brims in white and black. Velvety trims and ostrich plumes create chic lines, as shown on moire crowned pieces and white French sailors with black velvet facing. Julia Bottomley presents these examples of the latest millinery craft.
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Julia Bottomley
Norway Log Cabins Modern Clapboard Homes Preserved
Norway shows its traditional log cabins in a exhibit led by Dr. Sandvig of Lillehammer. The article traces from windowless huts to two story homes with chimneys, pine log construction, sod roofs, and rustic interiors featuring long beds and juniper floors, with vivid notes on roof flora and folklore.
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Christiania
Norway
Sandvig
Lillehammer
Birthplace of John Bunyan in Elsboro and his Pilgrim's Progress
The article notes John Bunyan was born in Elsboro near Bedford. It recounts his imprisonment in Bedford for conscience sake, his ministry from jail, and the enduring fame of Pilgrim's Progress as an allegory of the soul's journey. It also mentions his later life, works, and death in London in 1688.
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London
England
Elsboro
Bedford
John Bunyan
Bunyan
Leicester
Fox
Barlow
Lincoln
Fabrics for Fall Suits Highlight Velvet Wool Velour Weaves
A fall fabric guide notes velours de laine leads suits with striped and checked effects and a bright warp. Roucle cloths, peau de suede, velvets, corduroys, and velveteens follow, with imitation furs on jackets and soft neutral tones enhanced by color notes from vests and accessories.
How to Press Plaited Skirts and Garments
To keep plaited skirts looking crisp baste the plaits in place as when new. Run a full length basting along each outside edge and secure to the fabric. Iron with a damp cloth over the plaits until dry, then remove the threads after several hours for best shape.
French Economy and the Art of Dress
A French woman excels in economy both in housekeeping and dress, blending instinct and training to create harmony and grace. A recent dinner featured a shimmering green silk gown with gray chiffon, a pale makeup look, and a girdle of cut steel embroidery.
Color perception shifts on dark vs white backgrounds
A dark background makes warm colors appear warmer and cool colors duller while a white background makes warm colors cooler and enhances the brightness of cold tones. The contrast adjusts how orange red blue and lemon hues are perceived.
Adjustable tuck lets dress length adjust easily
A Modern Priscilla contributor describes an adjustable tuck in a petti coat above the fiounce. The tuck is held with buttons and buttonholes rather than sewing, and can be let out for a long dress or shortened for a shorter one.
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Priscilla
Raised Waistline Fashion in Paris and America
The piece discusses skirt silhouettes with emphasis on the raised waistline, noting Paris favors it while American women split in opinion. It observes no actual widening of foundation skirts, only fuller draperies and panniers. It also describes morning and hacking suit sleeve trends and the preference for shorter sleeves in elegant outfits.
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Paris
Reading
Baby Shoes From Suede and Kid Glove Tops
A brief arts and crafts tip shows how to make soft suede baby shoes using tops from kid gloves. The piece emphasizes simple patterns, machine stitching, and decorating with tiny flowers or dots for a charming keepsake.
Sage Purchases Marsh Island Refuge for Migratory Birds
Mrs Russell Sage bought Marsh Island on the gulf coast southwest of New Orleans for 150000 and dedicates it as a protected refuge for migratory birds. The 18 mile by 9 mile island guards the southern market gunner’s haunts, offering protection to millions of game birds each winter.
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New York
Church theft convict sent to reformatory
Joseph Waters was convicted of stealing purses from worshippers at St John’s Catholic Church on Thirteenth Street Philadelphia. Judge Kinsey condemned the crime saying a church theft shows the worst kind of thief and sentenced Waters to the Huntingdon reformatory after a brief appeal for mercy.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Waters
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
Chestnut
Kinsey
Huntingdon Reformatory
C. S. Patterson, Jr
Waters
Margaret McGinty
North Croskey Street
Sun’s Rays Set Fatal Fire At Fifth Avenue Church
Mrs Minnie Bullwinkle, caretaker at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, faced fatal burns after sunlight through a large reflector ignited her dress. She lay at St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition as a policeman smothered the flames with his coat but could not save her.
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New York
Minnie Bulwinkle
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Killed by Brother's Theft in St Petersburg
Wealthy Moscow businessman Yas funinsky and fellow council member dies as report claims his brother absconded with 350000 belonging to their firm. In Tacoma a British officer finds a gold quartz mine worth over a million after guiding by a mountain sheep near Lake Atlin. First ore yields 65 dollars per ton. another Englishman, Otto Partridge, pockets 80000 from a separate lode nearby.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Yas Funinsky
Council of the Empire
Tacoma
William Guest
Lake Atlin
British Columbia
Otto Partridge
Opera Box Priced Higher Yet Viewed Cheaper Than Pew
A high priced opera box appears less expensive to some shoppers than the cheapest church pew, highlighting differing perceptions of value between luxury seating and basic worship space.
Cuticura Heals Child's Eczema with Soap and Ointment
Mrs. Lawrence Kiehl of Abbotsford Wisconsin reports her son suffered chronic eczema on hands for a year. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice daily for about six months his hands cleared with no further outbreaks. Adv claims Cuticura is sold worldwide with free samples available via Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
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Abbotsford
Wis
Lawrence Kiehl
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Idea in Court Sparks Habeas Corpus Move
In early Wisconsin, lawyers George B. Smith and S. Sloan sparred with wit when Sloan shouted Your honor I have an idea. Smith rose with mock gravity and moved the court to issue a writ of habeas corpus to remove the learned gentleman s idea from solitary confinement.
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Wisconsin
George B.smith
S. Sloan
Sloan
Smith
Diplomacy in Small Things by a Seven Year Old
Eloise Cave visits her grandmother in Madison Virginia and carries ice cream to a neighbor. The recipient drops the saucer and breaks it, but Eloise replies she will replace the cup if needed. The note ends with a tease about ongoing suspicion and search for truth.
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Eloise Cave
Madison
Eloise
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