04 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
1
Geven Wilhelmina of Holland hosts daily services inviting household staff and others to join in Bible reading and prayer. Witnesses note her good reading voice and old-time faith in prayer and trust in God, with the queen conducting services as described.
Velvet dark ribbons dominate trim accents in spring gowns across materials. Black satin and velvet create bold contrast, with embroidery and wide black ribbon outlines on chiffon and satin silhouettes. A model features coarse embroidery edged by black ribbon for emphasis.
From the Washington Times the piece outlines three actions for women: maintain health and calm demeanor to reflect inner beauty, refine dress and hair to suit individual taste, and beautify the living space to express personal virtue. It argues personal curb and home improvement drive broader progress, even if civic roles are limited.
A fragment describes a cleaning fluid made from soap, rain water, ammonia, chimpherine, ether, alcohol, and more, claimed for staining and sponging clothing. It also includes a brief, unsafe aside about a girl’s age, noting she is usually seventeen.
Rumors state the current superintendent faces eighteen marriage proposals. Speculation swirls that, once landed, husbands will be made to dance around, with the phrase awright used in farewell.
A reader asserts coffee harms complexions causing dark blotches and nervous trouble. The letter credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring health, claiming complexion improved after switching, and endorses Postum as a safer alternative.
On the Port Eden voyage a masked anarchist warns workers then is arrested while a heavy specie shipment attracts crowds. Captain Kettle and Cambel discuss piracy, danger and loyalty as a wharf scene unfolds and a potential plot unfolds aboard the Port Eden.
A garbled scan compiles snippets from a 1920s era column filled with humor and social sketches. It blends dialogue about liquor licenses, Scots anecdotes, a New York gossip tone, and brief jokes on coughing and divorce reform, interlaced with character sketches and travel quips.
Mrs Aline Delasse of New York testifies that after years of catarrh affecting head throat and digestive organs she tried Peruna and Manalin. She bought two bottles of each, used them a week saw improvement and after twelve bottles was cured. She then gave them to her children with the same benefit and urges friends to try the remedies. Another writer Miss Mildred Grey Appleton Wisconsin recommends Peruna for stomach catarrh noting relief after several bottles.
The color for autumn is a dark rich green not grass or emerald, paired with brown. Black will be worn heavily this winter with large stripes and checks trimmed with folds and piping. Stripes blend into tones and the common palette leans toward muted, deep tones rather than bright hues.
Mrs James French of 1 Taunton Mass says severe back pain and disordered kidney secretions left her exhausted. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills she felt relief and reports six boxes cured her kidneys with no return of trouble. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A polemic argues that installment billing inflates costs, encourages waste, and delays payment, urging readers to avoid credit and pay cash whenever possible. It questions the value of running up accounts and warns of temptations that lead to overspending and financial strain. The piece prompts readers to reconsider buying habits.
Fragmentary notes describe jeweled buckles collars and chains worn with pearls strands and belts. It mentions wearers taxed on bracelets bags of gold and silver and belts with metal clasps, with references to ornate belts and garters in metal.
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