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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1907

Page

6

Fashion Page Wonders at Earrings Create Hollywood Style

The ramp is on earrings as a fashion rage among women of society. Pearls dominate with two pea sized gems priced at 5000 dollars, plus 800 to 1000 for other pairs. Coral and diamonds appear, turquoise garnets sapphires priced from 100 to 3200 per pair.

Hats and coats define winter fashion of the season

Catherine Mann-Payzant reports on a range of millinery trends for winter and upcoming theater wear. Large and small hats compete with wings feathers and flowers, while hair styling and face shape guide hat choices. coats and wraps shift toward separate pieces and practical elegance for street, carriage, and theater use.

New York Agaty

Indian petition to bar gambling and drink from Camp McDowell

The Camp McDowell Mohave reservation Indians unite in a petition to the Indian commissioner to bar Indians addicted to gambling and tiswin drinking from their reservation. They condemn the five Mohave Apaches killed near Camp Verde by Justin Head, who is serving life in prison, and express shame over his conduct. Chief Novak Captain John Cava and Interpreter Peter Acateo visited the school to convey their intent to aid in punishing lawbreakers.

Camp McDowel Reservation Commissioner of Indian Affairs Phoenix Indian School Camp Verde Justin Head Novak John Cava Peter Acateo Mp Verde

Two Latest Hats From Paris In Society Millinery

One importer presents two styles from Paris long noted in millinery. A dress afternoon hat blends silver gauze over matte blue satin with a low crown and wide brim. An evening hat uses pale pink folded panne velvet with a single orchid and brown plume.

Paris

Lace Fichus Popular Again in Indoor Wear

The flehu is holding its own as the prettiest and most becoming accessory for indoor wear. A white dotted Swiss fichu with a two inch ruffle can transform a plain gingham shirt waist into a fetching house gown. A soft white mull fichu with lace works over a silk blouse for dinner or theater wear.

Hest Catherine Mann-Payzant Wil

Northern socialite dodges staged marriage prank in South Carolina

Miss Marlo Gedge, daughter of Howard Gedge, narrowly escaped being bound for life in a city prank. A northern guest was urged to wed a supposed Howard Jackson at a notarized ceremony. At the moment of joining hands, she refused and declared she would marry a real lover when the time comes.

Ander South Carolina Marlo Gedge Howard Gedge Gedge Howard Jackson

World wine production in 1908 tops three billion

A New York dispatch states that world wine production in 1908 is estimated at 3 775 060 000 gallons. Europe contributed over 1 percent of the total while North and South America accounted for about 4 percent. France leads as the top producer and the United States ranks twelfth.

New York Europe North South America France United States

Portions Of Southwest Still Icebound In Kansas City Area

Portions of the southwest remain covered by thick ice through January 19. Telegraph and telephone lines are in disarray and train service is delayed across the region as relief prospects stay minimal.

Nankas City Kansas City

Forest Supervisor Kneipp gains Taos Reserve

Leon F Kneipp in charge of Jemez and Pecos River reserves is now assigned supervision of Taos Forest reserve created last November in Taos county covering upwards of 233000 acres. He will inspect on return from the American National Live Stock Association convention in Denver January 22. Notaries appointed by Governor H. Hager man include Huge Ma Helen Valencia county Rawson of Hsta ncia county J M Martines Chaperito San Miguel county Frank A Hubbell Albuquerque Bernalillo county B C Alford Raton Colfax county. Post at Fort Bayard NM invites sealed proposals for electric light fixtures in Post Exchange. bids due January 24 1907.

Leon F. Kneipp Jemez and Pecos River Taos Paos County Kuelpp American National Live Stock Association Denver Notaries Puvile Ernor Hagerman Ma Helen Valencia Count Rawson Hstan CIA J. M. Martines Sof Chaperito San Miguel Frank A. Hubbell Albuquerque Bernallito County B.C. Alford Raton Colfax Fort Bayard Rited Blates Capt Quartermaster Evening Citizen

Framing the Face with Hair Style Advice and Dyes

A dated fashion piece discusses choosing hairstyles to suit face shapes, favoring soft waves and English styling for thin faces. It notes past trends favored elaborate pompadours and endorses a long lasting perm while advising careful color and preparation with a homemade, alcohol based tincture for copper tones.

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New York Fashion Letter Fichus TI Ding T Forest Kneipp Taos Reserve Boone Bromes Blish Montezuma Trust CO New Mexico the Bank of Commerce of Oficers Jomon Luna Strickler V. P Sae Johnson Cashier Wm. McIntosh J. C. Pee Lomon Luna A. M. Blackwell Geo. Arnot O. S. Cro Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery First National Bank Albuquerque, New Mexico Officers Joshua 8. Raynolds M. W. Flournoy Frank McKee R. A. Frost H. F. Raynolds Av. Depository Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company State National Bank N. Marron Wm. Farr J. B. Herndon J. A. Dye E. A. Miera J. A. Weinman F. H. Strong Jay A. Hubbs Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Las Vegas Putney Southwest Railroad Avenue Albuquerque, N RIO Grande Lumber CO Corner Third and Marquette Albuquerque Lumber Co First
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