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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

11

Longer Skirts and Military Cut Dominate Fall Fashions

Paris sent an advance of the season's fall gowns with longer skirts and military lines, mixing Moyen Age and Louis XV influences. Beav er and velvet gowns with train and overdrapery appear, while new coats and wraps feature bell sleeves, dolman shapes, and a belted back cape. Beige and tornadow blue tones are noted, with Belgian hare fur making a recent return.

Xixola Greeley-Smita Paris Chaucer Maurice Howlett New York The Chicken “Am Ty Broiler Better Callot Mae Dolman Eugenie Louis XV Russia

Woman aids bandits U S Soldier Boys at Columbus thrive on camp fare

By Webb Miller Columbus Mex Aug 5 American soldiers at Columbus are well fed in quantity, variety and quality. Regulars are fed with beans provoking mutinous demand. Food is cooked in open tents amid dust storms and sand. Bread is baked in a large mud oven and shipped to Mezco. The provisioning chief Lieut Henry L Hoyle oversees a 40 item menu with zones for soft bread near the border and hardtack at advanced bases.

Washington Post Fort Hancock Tex Texas Rangers Pas Sepulver James D Bean U. S Columbus Webb Miller Columbus Mex Massachusetts el Paso Henry L. Hoyle Worcester Hoyle Istreet Mezco

California Girl Dragged From Ranch House by a Night Prowler

A San Jose girl, Alva Berry, aged 1, was seized through a screen door at 1 am by a night prowler who dragged her half a mile through an orchard to Coyote Creek and back to the ranch. Antone Romano, a Buck ranch employee, was arrested after being identified by the girl. Deputies guarded him as a hunt for the suspect continued. Romano bore a cut hand from entering the Peppin home. The case stirred a wide search and medical aid for the girl.

Washington Post San Jose Coyote Alva Berry John Austin Oakland Coyote Creek Efe F Peppin Vossea Antone Romano Buck Ranch Peppin Ha Waa Finch Romano Peppin Ranch Langford

Hasn't Been Kissed Yet Must Marry by Deadline for $25000

Edward L Hutchinson, 78, of Syracuse, a farm worker, is bound by the will of his late uncle James W Mason to marry within two years to inherit a $25 000 real estate legacy. He says he has never been kissed except perhaps by a relative and seeks a suitable wife to claim the fortune. The note ties the sum to Hutchinson marrying soon, otherwise forfeiting the inheritance.

Syracuse Edward L Hutchinson Edward Benedict James W Mason Mason Hutchinson Clementry Fostoria Cleveland Ohio McHuron Baldwinsville John ‘Jacob Astor California Europe Mr Dick Manufacturers’ Trust Company of New York

Millionaire Bridegroom Gives First Interview in Sun

William K Dick, husband to Mrs Madeleine Talmage Force Astor Dick, grants his first interview in Pasadena after arriving with his bride. He notes he dislikes publicity but will answer questions if not misquoted, discusses travel plans, and says he supports industrial preparedness and wartime mobilization.

Madeleine Astor Washington Post Los Angeles Cal William K Dick Madeleine Talmage Force Aator Dick California Pasadena Maryland Santa Barbara

Ten Years Married Have Nineteen Sons in Corning Ark

Mr and Mrs Frank Scott celebrate ten years of marriage in Corning Arkansas with a remarkable brood of nineteen boys. The family includes three sets of triplets and four sets of twins, a record that drew local attention and birthday wishes from neighbors and relatives.

Arkansas Corning Ark Frank Scott

Left Handed Balance of Genius Debate at Study Club

A Methodist clergyman revives the idea that left handed people are gifted, founding the Order of Eliud to honor famed southpaws from Julius Caesar to Babe Marquard. The piece cites Dr Frye, Dr Stier, and Dr Regnault, noting mixed evidence on genius versus infirmity among left handed individuals and referencing notable left handed figures and athletes.

Knights and Ladies Order of Kud Willam P Frye Ehud Frye King Davids Jef Julius Caesar Alfonso Spain Germany Order of Eliud Howard Chandler Christy Lustrator Robert Henri Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisk Beng Sama Regnault Parhans Brown al McCoy Charlie White Beck

Fear of Law Drives Anton to Courtroom after House Fire

In Chicago August 6 Anton Scher meng Iivas, anxious over an attempted naturalization, leaves his burning home to face Commissioner Lewis Mason in a federal building. He explains his fear as flames damage his house while his family escapes, and admits neighbors warned of consequences if he failed at the stated time.

Anton Washington Post Chicago Anton Schermeng Iivas Jacob Reff Jacob Tme Lewis Mason Federal Mason Commissioner Mason Man Ross Arc Fire Department Schermeng

Snake Prophet Says Copperhead Bite Won't Harm Him

Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland recounts Nash near Elk Garden claiming immunity after allowing a copperhead bite during a debate with Rev B Y S Teter. Nash, barefoot in white garb, styled as Jacob the prophet, appeared with his 17-year-old son after days of fasting.

Washington Post Sumberland Johm Nash Elk Garden Fiintatons Y S Teter Nash Flinstone Jacob the Prophet Hash Cumberland United States

Dozing Fisherman Catches Sea Monster That Walks

A Buffalo man, Abraham H Jackies, summering at Hotel Pemberton, hooks a creature that flies swims and walks. The monster emerged, flew briefly, then walked off the wharf about six miles per hour before being sent to a taxidermist for mounting.

Washington Post Boston Pemberton Abraham H Jackies Edmwood Avenue Buffalo Hotel Pemberton Flaherman Walter O Cobb Jacklee

Pigeon from York Aboard Hurricane Reaches Bourbon Street

A carrier pigeon flown south by a northeast hurricane ended up in a Bourbon Street pigeon house in New Orleans. Captured after several days, it bore a metal leg band reading PEB 32 677 and the owner’s name Morton Ward Street York Pa stamped in red on the wings.

New Orleans York Bourbon Street Freshno Morton Ward Street

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