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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1916
Page
18
The piece discusses changing fashion norms as skirts drift toward ankle length, noting public interest, price links, and historical shifts from higher hemlines to shoe-top and calf-length styles, while remarking that ankles are a fixed measure. It reflects on manufacturers and society reacting to skirt length debates and the evolving fashion landscape.
The article notes trends lengthening skirts to hide leg flaws and improve symmetry after last years displays. It cites the National Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Association backing longer silhouettes while critics argue fashion ethics and practicality.
In Butte an urging to share burdens and help neighbors frames a community message. The short piece connects personal trouble with communal duty, urging readers to act for others and let troubles fade like a bubble.
Miss Maud Charlton wed Charles J. Quinn Thanksgiving day at Wyoming street home in a ceremony led by Rev G W Thomas of Central Presbyterian. The couple, both active in business, religion, and civic life, plan to stay in Butte.
A quiet Sunday wedding occurred at Grace Methodist Episcopal parsonage with the Rev. J. H. Bitehell officiating. The ceremony united the couple in a simple service, reflecting a subdued celebration in the church setting.
Bold ad promises heavy, lustrous hair and dandruff removal using Knowlton's Danderine. Claims include rapid fullness within ten minutes, lasting shine, and stopping hair loss in about two weeks. Urges readers to try at drug stores with simple, quick application.
Mr and Mrs F P Dudley came from Darby for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs H C Lindsay returned from Spokane after attending the apple show. Deer Lodge visitors R L Sanderson and children joined the Craddock home for Thanksgiving. The Ravalli hotel firemen’s ball drew large attendance with a five piece orchestra. Nora Binks and Hunton Ferbrache families joined Thanksgiving at Mrs C T Morell’s home in Victor.
David R. Stubblefield of Bloomington Illinois holds a six foot long loaf of bread brought back as a souvenir by two cousins from France in 1874. He still possesses one loaf among the collection.
Elegant evening wraps are praised for their grace and beauty. The ad highlights how fabrics such as brocaded silks velvets and rich materials create a regal aura for tall and petite women alike, suggesting a long suppressed desire realized by designers.
The article explains that cooking and roasting differ by indirect heat versus direct heat. Baking uses the upper oven and roasting uses the broiling oven. Veal is best baked. other meats can be roasted with careful steps. Start chicken in the broiler, then finish in the oven, and keep the oven door slightly open to vent smoke. Water is sometimes added to pans with ham or chicken during cooking.
The article describes voluminous trimmed wraps in metal brocaded silk and damask with heavy corded weaves. A standout is a Chinese blue and gold silk wrap inspired by a Chinese vase, featuring a generous collar, wide white fox fur cuffs, and white satin lining.
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