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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
7
A coastal tale follows a narrator who helps a drenched young woman from a cliffside mess and later encounters Rodney Islip a restless Wall Street broker at the Penguin Club. Islip shares views on Etienne and offers a glimpse of high society guests and a possible market watch.
The article surveys legendary and scientifically claimed ancient trees from around the world. It cites the Old Greek Tree of the Mississippi Valley near Le Claire Iowa, yews in England, a Central Africa baobab, and a Chapultepec Cypress in Mexico, all deemed thousands of years old, with notes on their remarkable lifespans and the fragile nature of arboreal longevity.
The quote suggests true healing comes not from storms or ruling classes but from the conscience and heart. It urges a broader, wiser humanity revealed by quiet inner prompting rather than external authority or systems.
In a wartime letter to the secretary of the navy a debate erupts over proper address. The exchange suggests avoiding "your excellency" and opting for a direct "your warship" form. A separate wartime description notes Japanese forces using charged-wired barriers to push Formosan forces into the hills.
The piece catalogs views on a woman’s peak period from adolescence through motherhood. It quotes several voices praising girlhood simplicity, engagement’s rosy outlook, early married life’s broadened duties, and the enriching stage of motherhood, ending with advice on shoe comfort and velvet fixes.
The excerpt surveys women in medicine in France and in American public life, noting Mrs. Russell Sage’s historic gifts, women as greenhouse managers, and Countess van Boos Farrar’s plan to aid criminal children. It also touches on women agents health fashion and a Evanston club vote on girls boxing, with names like Mrs Catherine Waugh McCulloch and Mrs Catherine B Bell appearing in brief mentions.
The piece surveys aging roles and public duties for women, noting values at different ages from twenties to fifties. It highlights a nursing agent, royal patronage in society, numerous woman postmasters earning over $1,800 yearly, and women in Colorado politics. It also mentions Paris and London writers funding Mme de Stael’s monument and top paid female translators in the bureau of American republics. The Queen of Denmark supports women voting, while the Danish royal widow handles duties as a proba tion officer and humane society secretary.
The era shows walking length skirts for all outfits with variations by height. Tailored suits for travel use walking skirts, some ensembles feature one coat with two skirts and optional trains for formal wear. Princess gowns retain trains while semi princess frocks rely on belts to define lines. Bread and butter plates fade for formal use but persist at family meals. Polishing tips suggest olive oil to revive japanned trays then buff to shine.
Indiana notes multiple deaths from heart disease and accidents, a graveyard of peculiar incidents. Joseph Butler is found dead in a field near St Wendel from heart disease. Elmer Gray breaks his ankle at breakfast. Isaac Hendricks sinks from hiccoughs. Charles Dinkins’ hen lays and then destroys her eggs. Xavier Daul, aged 89, dies in Noblesville. The piece catalogs disasters, curiosities, and local lore across Fort Wayne, Shelbyville, Petersburg, and other towns.
A simple attractive model ideal for the business girl. It is modish, durable against sun and dampness, with a fashionable bucket shape and endless straw or braid varieties. Trimmings feature new silk hearts in pretty colorings and soft tones, with a large bird ornament on the front.
The color is said to be neither brown nor gray nor green and does not fit putty color. It carries tints of all three colors while the general tone resembles putty but remains distinctly unnamed.
Women with narrow heels often experience heels riding up in ready-made shoes causing painful blisters. The issue stems from improper fit and design, leading to pressure and friction on the heel. Orthopedic adjustments and custom fittings offer relief.
A little empire frock for babies wear is among the new season offerings. It features a short yoke cut in a square, beading, and ribbon, with a gathered full skirt trimmed by tucks and lace. Puff sleeves end in narrow lace frills.
A farmhouse remedy for rough hands mixes three parts shredded beef suet with one part beeswax melted over heat and poured into a mold. Dairy maids used it after scouring milk pans in cold conditions to soothe red chapped skin.
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