Woman's Column Highlights Fashion and Food Notes
Broadcloth and velvet lead dressy daytime costumes with lace. long redingote revival, hats, and embroidered waistcoats. Also mushroom stuffing for fish and a Bob Smith band concert at Wenatchee theatre. Speedy typewriter feats at Chicago show, Rose Fritz holds world record for typewriter speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Smith
Wenatchee ‘Theatre
Chicago
United States
Pittsburg
New York
Europe
London
England
Rose Fritz
Editor Declines Marriage Proposal Amid Spa Orations
Miss Elizabeth Sohm of Storm Lake Vidette refuses Editor G A Craig of Lynton Star marriage offer aired in print after Sohm states she wants someone in the office who can swear. She objects to his demand she prove capability with an egg without busting work. Aged sales notes and ads mention big furniture sale and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sohm
The
Storm Lake
G. A. Craig
Lynton Star
Miss Sohn
Craig
West
Senator West
Kansas City
Bertie Allendale
Allendale Cant
Montaigne on Self Assertion and Self-Representation
Montaigne asserts bold personal candor in discussing himself as the focal point of his discourse. He admits occasional self-doubt and verbal quirks, noting his avoidance of speaking about others, while presenting a full, unvarnished table of his own posture and character.
Autoing as a Fad and Other Vignettes from Paris
A Paris dispatch questions a rising craze for automobiles as a fad, arguing usefulness ensures lasting popularity beyond sport. The piece notes Parisian wealth and changing uses of cars for commerce, not mere status, and contrasts fleeting fashion with durable utility. It also recounts a tea anecdote in China ending with a practical joke on aroma versus reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Bryan and Roosevelt Clash in Campaign Talk
Bryan argues the central issue is whether corporations will steer government or be controlled by it. He cites Rooseveltian principles, labels Republicans as split, and praises Democratic unity while predicting a swift finish to East friction. He spoke on peace and Christian duty to the Catholic Women’s Society, then proceeded to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Roosevelt
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Congress
Catholic Women’s Society
Christ
Indianapolis
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Daily World
China
Chicago Record-Herald
Heaven
Rudyard Kipling
Fern Candy Kitchen
Co. F. Eggiman
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Levi Ankeny
S. H. Piles
W. L. Jones
F. W. Cushman
W. E. Humphrey
J. D. Allined
Albert E. Mead
Oeek
George Mills
E. W. Rees
R. B. Brea
H. B. Hadley
R. O. Dunbar
W Mount
Mark A. Fullerton
F H.atudkin
H. D. Crow
M. A. Root
R. S. Steiner
Arthur Gunneu
Cate Coke
J. J.king Rathi
John Godfrey Spagrie
R. P. Webb
H. Crass
E. Buttles
J. Leigh Campbell
PISA
M. P. Spencer
B. C. Bowersox
I. A. Navarre
H. A. Saunders
W. A. Sanders
H. W. Otis
Jos Darnell
Deafor
Jno
A. Gellatly
A. A. Bousquet
F. D. Case
H. R. Parshall
M. G. Russi
L. H. Bélser
Chas. Wildberger
C. E. Buttles
J. E. Graves
Eno Ole Sam R. Sumner
J. B. Palmer
J. E. Ferguson
P. Sherburne
Roy Zahren
J. W. Sussex
A. T. Kaupp
A. Gellally
H. C Littlefield
Chas. Kevle
NGS
Dalia Hamilton
W. D. Reeder
A. J. Adams
Guilford
Marr
Buckeye Grocery Home of
Good Groceries
B. E. Lowe
Holcomb’s
P. P. Holcomb
Wenatchee Ave. N
U. F. Lake
Wenatchee, Wash
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
Rice the Liveryman
Vachon
Wenatchee Avenue
Arrow Livery
McCullough & Hudson
the Blacksmiths
Woman's Exchange
Just
B. J. Tiffany
Wenatchee Hotel
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