Ribbon Skirt and Other Design Fads in Fashion Notes
Editorial notes on current dress trends highlight an entire five inch ribbon skirt with a taffeta jacket, praising its beauty while noting its complexity. Also advised is avoiding ironing bath towels to preserve their rough weave for better friction and circulation. A New York Louis VI dining room is described with gold cerise accents and gray paneling, plus a cheese fondant candy misidentified at a bridge supper.
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New York
Little Fables Of The Business World
A whimsical tale about a young bookkeeper who idolizes George Washington and imitates him. An error in the books leads the worker to confess honestly that he did it with his little typewriter, with humorous reflections on honesty, payroll, and colonial lore.
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George Washington
George
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Washington
G. Washington
France
Bordeaux
Russia
Gloaming Porch Song From Pardeville Wis Times
A reflective lyric urges lingering on the front porch as cars pass by at night. The narrator invites a companion to wait for a ride, expressing hope amid fleeting prospects and wistful human nature.
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Benzie
Pardeville
Wis
Mail Printing Co Ad Offers Envelope Printing in Mayren
Advertisement from Mail Printing Co in Mayren Pennsylvania offering to print names and addresses on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order.
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Mail Printing Co
May- Ren, Pa
Death notices of Clara M. Jones and Edna Malmberg
Clara M. Jones died at 11 20 Tuesday evening February 23 at 21 Elm Street from heart failure. Born December 27 1846 in Lund Locken Sweden she came to America in 1851 and settled in Jamestown New York later moving to this city. She is survived by seven children and five grandchildren and was a longtime member of the Swedish Lutheran church. Funeral held Friday from 21 Elm Street with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Edna Malmberg 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Malmberg died Friday night after a brief illness with typhoid fever. Funeral held Monday at 2 50 from the Kinzua Methodist church with interment in Kinzua cemetery.
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Clara M. Jones
Elm Street
Lund Locken
Sweden
America
Jamestown
N. Y
Albert Peterson
Ella Erickson
Leland Milspau
J. F. Anderson
Warren
Edna Malmberg
Kinzua
Andrew Malmberg
Miss Malmberg
Sarah Kulow
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Kulow
Warren County
First Lutheran Church
P. H
C. H. Witmer
Oil City
William
Greenville
A. J
Muskogee
Okla
Fred
Freeport
Ill
Walter C. Beck
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy J. Lyle
Death of Warren Resident Herman P Greenlund at 84
Herman P Greenlund longtime Warren resident died Saturday at 7 35 PM age 84 11 months after a six year illness. He was survived by his wife son Charles Greenland and daughter Mrs Caroline G Roberts of Baltimore Maryland. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his residence 607 Fourth Avenue Rev J W Smith officiated with interment in Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers included Tracy Greenlund Ivan Greenlund Chas Johnson Everett Johnson Harry Mahan and Herman Beck.
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Herman P. Greenlund
Warren
Greenlund
Charles Greenland
Caroline G. Roberts
Baltimore
Maryland
Fourth Avenue
J. W. Smith
Oakland Cemetery
Tracy Greenlund
Ivan Greenlund
Chas Johnson
Everett Johnson
Harry Mahan
Herman Beck
Obituaries Update From Warren Area Cemeteries
Obituaries recount the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Kulow 71 of Pennsylvania Ave West and Mrs. Mary Dorn 65 of Lander with services in First Lutheran and Baptist churches respectively. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Nancy Lyle 73 of Kinzua and other local residents including James Brookmire 78 of Sugar Grove and Civil War veteran John Haefel with funeral details and interments at Oakland and Sanford cemeteries.
Uncle Sam as the nation’s biggest hired man
The 1914 post office report praises the vast system handling 55 000 offices and 50 000 000 registered items with only a 253 loss on 750 billion dollars in money orders. It argues for expanding such efficiency to larger government tasks, noting critics who warned against it.
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Uncle Sam
Government Post Office
Lloyd George warns Germany victory would threaten world order
In Wales Chancellor Lloyd George warned that a German victory would leave the world under a tyrannical regime. He urged Britain to mobilize arms and labor, justify government power to curb alcohol and industrial delays, and press workers to sustain war effort for final victory.
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Germany
America
France
Russia
Lloyd-George
England
Anarchist Plot Foiled In NYC Cathedral Bomb Attempt
Police in New York City thwarted a plan to blow up St Patrick’s Cathedral with a hazardous device. Detectives arrested Frank Abarno and Charles Carbon as part of a larger plot to unleash terror and target major banks and wealthy figures including Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller. The device was lit at the cathedral but extinguished by officers. about 800 worshippers were present.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Frank Abarno
Charles Carbon
Abarno
Corry Journal Editor Nominated for Corey Postmaster
A. D. Colegrove editor of the Corry Evening Journal was sent to the senate for appointment as postmaster at Corey. He is a graduate of Allegheny College and formerly served as superintendent of Corry public schools.
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A. D. Colegrove
Corry
Cut Price Drugs Cut Price Drugs Other Stores
A compact item notes price cuts at Cut Price Drugs and mentions rival stores. Details are sparse and reader is left to compare offers across local pharmacies.
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THE
Warren Mail
Home Folk
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Penn’a
American Press Association
Chicago
Mary E. Dorn
Dewayne Dorn
E. O. Cooper
Lander
Dewayne Dorn, Jr
Sheffield
J. A. Cowles
E. E. Smith
Busti
David Fetterolf
David Etterolf
Eldrel Township
Titusville Hospital
Grange
Sanford Cemetery
Sylvia Moore
Hiram Moore
Columbus Township
James Brookmire
Sugar Grove
Mary Brookmire
James J. Brookmire
Findley Lake
D. D. Dorn
Jane Hemer
Margaret MacDonald
C. H. Creed
South Dakota
John Haefel
Allegheny Springs
Oklahoma
G. A. R. Post
Youngsville
Oakland
Britain
Police
New York City
Susy
Penn’a Ave
Warren, Penn’a
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