The Weldon Wentworth Mystery Reads a Twin Soul
A country editor reveals Weldon Wentworth is not a real person but a collective byline used by several reporters. A young woman who worships his stories learns the truth after seeking him in person, shattering her romantic ideal and prompting a shift back to ordinary life and work.
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Berete
Weldon Wentworth
New York
Jim
New York Sunday
Iimes
Ware
Butt
Abe
Kate
Bay
Curly
Mr. Wentworth
Lttle
Mr. Weldon Wentworth
Wanderee from the old belongings and ruined Isles
The piece blends a wandering lament about a promised fair city with fragments of verses then notes a recognition in Atlanta Constitution. Gwinne Chapin of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, received a bronze model from the Massachusetts Humane Society for rescuing a boy from a Boston sewer on May 25, 1894.
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Atlanta Constitution
Gwinne Chapin
Oshkosh
Win, Haa
Hemane Society of
Massachusetts
Bin
Boston
Birthday twins with same date spark uncanny self likeness
An amateur psychologist notes on October 23 as his 42nd birthday that three neighbors born on the same day share traits and resemble him. He argues strong personality and birthday anniversary amplify influence, causing recurring psychic echoes each year.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Laura
Gladys
The Ingenulty of Tramps and Their Clever Tricks
A traveler recalls hobos using tin cans as frying pans, sharpening razors on belts, and fashioning mirrors from small packages. The piece praises their resourcefulness while noting their ragged appearance and sharp wits, calling laziness their worst enemy.
Chinese Burial Customs and Funeral Banners
The article describes Chinese funeral practices with pomp and splendor. Friends send innumerable white banners with black velvet inscriptions to honor the deceased or family. On funeral day hired men in uniform carry the banners to the cemetery, then return them to the house after the rites.
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Chinaman
Runaway Horses in Russia Trigger Harsh Controls
A terse account notes runaway horses in Russia. Authorities enforce strict restraint using a cord around the animal’s windpipe. once pulled the rope halts the horse. The report implies rigid regulation of equine mobility and swift intervention by handlers.
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Russia
The Use of Face Powders and Skin Reactions
A discussion on how face powders affect complexion and skin health. The piece notes starch bases dry the skin and trap in pores, borax and boracic acid as mild antiseptics, and warns against overuse on dry or greasy skins. It also cautions against zinc oxide and bismuth preparations which can create a greyish blue hue on enamelled-looking skin.
Frames Made of Willow in Picture Framing
Willow frames emerge as a new framing style praised for harmony with subjects and rooms. Woven patterns suit country houses and willow furnished interiors, offering graceful intricate designs that may become a popular novelty.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Massage for Double Chins Lift with facial massage routine
A short guide recommends a daily facial massage to reduce double chins. Apply vigorous strokes up and down the cheeks and sides of the face, then along the jaw, across the neck, and under the chin. Ten minutes two to three times daily may yield noticeable improvement in a fortnight.
A Refreshing Cubes Drink Featured Almond Milk Beverage
A recipe notes almond milk as a popular Cubs beverage. It instructs blanch thirty six almonds, crush, boil with two quarts of water, add vanilla, sweeten to taste, strain, and chill before serving.
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Cubs
Hints for Dressmakers of Paris Style Trends and Wais
Fashion notes describe two dominant styles this season the princess and cowboy walking skirts with peasant gore detail. Emphasis on full hems, hot cloth hemline strips, and new color and fabric combos including violet tullets on pink silk and white mouseline with pale blue edging. Mme Baker outlines four waists to pair with modern skirts, including taffeta Bruges lace broadcloth crepe de chine options.
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Paris
Carrow
Rejane
Redingote
Mme. Baker
Do Your Own Manicuring Tips for Home Nail Care
A guide notes the year demands for nail upkeep while outdoors and playing sports. Soak hands ten minutes in warm soapy water, push back cuticle with orange stick, avoid excessive pressure to prevent white spots. Dry well, rub with lemon juice, wipe, and buff to restore polish. Weekly care yields noticeable nail improvement. A side tip: half a lemon in salt cleans copper and brass utensils.
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Bory
Morse
the Wanderee
Isles
Pak
Teara
Bobbie
Chicago News
New York Sun
Ahobo
Baker
Princess
Godet
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