The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-16
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| Could anything be more appalling il
| suggestion than the Differentiated
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densely populated city--from forty ID
sixty children are crowded together
Tor period or i've hours . day
broken only By brief intermission al
noonx asks Mrs. Issac l. Rice. presi-
cent OF the Society for the Suppression
q Unnecessary Noise, In the January
McCalfs. The latest fashions are
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Harper's Christmas Bazaar is filed
with feature articles. fiction and fash
lon In maner to delight the most
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Cutters Book. one of the greatest
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people. issued a splendid Christmas
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The Ordeal. by Charles Edward
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ZIG novelette,, complete In the Christ
mas issue OF Lippincott's Magazine.
Inc issue abounds in fiction humor.
poetry, science and travel and through
the entire December issue there il =
Christmas flavor. J. b. Lippincott Co.
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Harpers Magazine for Christmas IS
magnificent number in which articles
appropriate to the season are nuUoar-
GUS. None Of the regular features ara
neglected and the issue will delight ali
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the METROPOLITAN Magazine for De-
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Harper's Weekly, with it's pertinent
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The Ladies' World for Decemher
was the twenty ffth aniversarv issua
OF the well known fashion magazine
The number is strong in feat,,re
ARTICLES and fiction. It's fashion de-
partments are eagerly sought bv
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alhe ook News Monthly has a most
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number The issue is unusually strong
IN fiction and its widely quoted boom |
reviews are features, John wanna
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The New Years woman,s 1zo,~a
Companion is a winter story number
the cover page shows a winter Girl |
going skating. The inside pages are |
lust as attractive. Articles Of wide in |
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