Samson and the Mountaineer Painter Clash Over Future
In a Kentucky hillside tale Samson Lescott faces pressure from landscape painter Charles Lescott to study in New York, while Sally Miller fights to keep him near their mountain home. The feud era looms as Samson wrestles loyalty, talent, and opportunity, with Spicer and the Hellmans still part of the danger.
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Or Creek
Sally Miller
George Lescott
Samson South
Ily
Lescott
Samson
Spicer South
Poy
Jesse Purvyas
Jesse Purvy
Hellman-South
Tamarack Spicer
Bally
Jim Hollman
Purry
Lesecott
Jimmy
Henry South
Sameon
Tamarack
Spicer
Jesse Purry
Unc
Moses
Kentucky
New York
Broadway
Mountaineer
Sally
Hit
Miss Sally
Hyar
Samson Hyar
Portland Grocery Clerk Runs Amok in Baseball Ruse
A Portland store clerk, a known baseball fan, daydreams over orders. While stackers filled customer requests he mixed items by sport—starch for sugar and tomatoes for potatoes—causing a small riot among customers before calm returned.
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Portland
Ore
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An observation notes that without proper expertise in handling it a person can waste money quickly without causing a major fire.
Flour mill urges cotton sack shipments to boost cotton demand
A major American flour milling firm directs managers and salesmen nationwide to push use of cotton sacks for flour instead of jute, hoping to raise demand for homegrown cotton. Jute sacks carry 140 pounds. cotton sacks of 8 pounds could widen purchases and aid growers and overall business conditions.
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America
India
Debilitating Morning Exhaustion Described In Medical Note
The text explains that normal sleep yields vigor, while morning exhaustion after adequate sleep signals a pathological state. It notes the body is run down and debilitated requiring attention, with fatigue and lack of sustained energy throughout the day despite initial well being.
Sport Coat With Convertible Collar For Summer Outfits
Description of a fashionable summer ensemble highlighting a black and white Worumbo sport coat with a convertible collar, white silk braid trim, practical pockets, and a wide fabric belt. Paired with white corduroy velvet hat, white ribbons, gloves and shoes, the outfit emphasizes bright colors and a crisp, youthful style for car outings and social gatherings.
Skirt Trimmings Replace Plain Hem with Quillings
Skirts now feature decorative edges with quillings of the fabric or a bias fold binding instead of a plain hem. The description notes materials binding and edging as the new style detail.
Lingerie Hat of Cotton Embroidery Details
A Victorian era focus describes lingerie hats made from fine cotton embroidery lace and net. The piece highlights two example hats: one with sheer batiste embroidery and poppy embellishments, the other a poke bonnet styled hat with blue crepe frame and lace trimming.
New Leghorn Models Highlight Summer Hat Styles
When summer days arrive, leg horn hats with pink roses and beautiful faces will be the choice of the stylish woman. Many models feature rear turnups and streamers of soft silk. Broad brims of French crepe with embroidered flowers add charm, along with quaint pokes and other fashions favored by the Empress Euge.
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Leghorn
Euge
Leather Trimming Details for Military Collars
Soft suede leather is widely used for military collars and deep rollback cuffs. The pointed collar corners are embroidered in metallic thread with black or white silk for contrast.
Leghorn Models Inspire New Expression in Nie
The article notes Nie will discover expression within the latest Leghorn models, highlighting design aims and potential stylistic shifts. It emphasizes innovative features and anticipated reception in fashion circles.
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Nie
New Button Mold Lets Covers Be Replaced Fast
A new button mold features a shank that screws into a flat aluminum disk backing the mold. This design allows quick covering and recovery, so molds can be reused repeatedly in minutes.
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