Aiding Poor Americans In Capitals of Europe
Berlin and Paris relief groups for stranded American students and actors report aiding many in need. They provide money, food, jobs at skating rinks, and help with housing and travel, while warning about delusions of fame and misused funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Berlin
Lucinda Farrar
Paris
Biss Farrar
American Benevolent Find
Relief Society of the
United States of America
Misa Farrar
American Church
Board of Commerce and Trade
Women's Club
Anglo American Medical Association
James Lightbody
America
Senius
Byraguse
Dilla
Ang
Aid & Boy
Marburg
John Davises
United States
Benevolent Association
John Davis
Brench
Atlanta
France
United States Relief Society
Joan
Cherbourg
American Association of Medicine
Mr. Lightbody
Detroit
Squiggles The Newest Winter Pastime From Cards
From St Louis Republic a feature on squiggle a playful art game using card pips to craft whimsical grotesques. Origins traced to England and France with a revival in America, appealing to bored readers and artists alike during long winter evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Wile the Mercury
London
Liverpool
Paris
England
America
Bridge
United States
Jong Aso
Nat UN
Wombon Place
Records of New York fish and whale history from early days
The article traces New York fisheries from 1647 when two whales reportedly swam up the Hudson, through bounty incentives in 1773 74 and premium awards for cod and sheepshead, to later 19th century notes of large striped bass and other catches, including notable whale and bird events along the river and harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van der Donk
New Nethderlands
York Gazette
Longy Teland
General Assembly
Bette
Robert Hearts
Hudsons
Hudson
Staten Island
Great Chahoes
Cahoes) Falls
Hudson River
Boston
Wa Buskirks Point
Theills
Brooklylyn
Samuel Waldron
Benjamini Bailey
Harle Tver
Baretto
East River
Hell Gate
American Museum
Blackwell's Island
Simplicity Seems Taboo For Early Summer Frocks
Elaborate lingerie inspired summer fashions dominate the scene with open work embroidery, heavy laces, and fine net fabrics. Peacocked with peasant girdles, tunic effects, and boleros, the season favors sheer marquisette and voile, asynchronous trims, and intricate handwork, while black velvet bands and embroidered scarfs add bold contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruges
Delft
Garianda
Jace
Midwinter street scene with dogs in chic fur fashion
A bitterly cold day unfolds in a city street where dogs and their owners endure the chill. Pomponette the poodle and Melisande the greyhound parlay coats, neck fur, and frustrated warmth while a stocky Scottish terrier and a rough delivery dog mutter about cold and dignity amid a bustling wintry urban tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomponetta
Powponette
Pomponette
Colette
Pomponetto
Melisande
Pomponelle
Meligundé
Jook
Macduff
Patience rewarded Chinook salmon planted in Lake Sunapee
Fish Commissioner George M. Bowers reports success planting Chinook salmon in Lake Sunapee New Hampshire after 40 years. Visitors now catch four and five pound Chinooks at Hedgehog, marking a long patient effort in Pacific salmon stocking. The interview notes patience as a guiding theme referencing a railway ticket agent joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bowers
Lake Sunapee
New Hampshire
Ben Mere
Commissioner Bowers
Washington
Angril
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Orient
Milady
Pai
Phhchye
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