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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
The Millinery Exhibition draws praise from two thousand hats on display. Women visiting in past days celebrate the hats as true to fashion, ranging from extreme styles to conservative designs. The display features work from local workshops and compares with Parisian masters. The exhibition continues today offering a wide range to suit every taste.
A speech last night in Uhe explored Fletcherism and the philosophy of health. Mazumdar praised breathing and physical training, citing long life and high spirituality, while noting Hindu and Yogic beliefs about body and mind, and critiquing excessive daily consumption.
A testimonial from Camden N T praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing headaches fatigue weakness and general ill health. Mrs W P Warne and Mrs A W Jensen report relief from fever and female ailments, endorsing the remedy as affordable and effective for a range of conditions including irregularities and backache.
A garbled text questions permits the Yoris Quota and Unlings about separating the soul from the body. It discusses Western and dated beliefs, asserting practical phases of soul and body relation and the fate of the soul after death, with unclear references.
A chaotic OCR excerpt describes an Anaconda excursion and conflicting plans. It mentions Seattle, Los Angeles, and a meeting with Director Dunbar. The garbled text references a proposal to change an event date and invites people to a fake park, with various names and places muddled throughout.
In a colonial era tone a fragmented narrative describes Butte joining a national celebration. It recalls ancient banners, fierce defense of altars and homes, and freeing a nation from invaders. Big dancing parties close the celebration under the auspices of local societies with crowds throughout the night in multiple venues.
M W Kennedy longtime Butte resident dies at home from consumption at age seventy, after years as a general laborer. Survived by a wife and five children, two brothers, and two sisters in New York. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Exhibition features wide range of lace and embroidery patterns including cambric, nainsook, Swiss, Madeira, and English openwork. Displays insertions, corset covers, collars, and nets with prices from 6d to several dollars per yard. Highlights include Irish lace, shadow and scene work, and Val inspirations in multiple widths and colors.
Advertises portieres in green and red with fringed bottoms at 2.60 per pair. Also features armave portieres in brown and red, priced around 4.85 per pair. Describes basket weaves, brocaded porticoes, and reversible couch covers with fringed edges. Includes drapery fabrics and Swiss muslin, with various widths and regular prices, offering sales estimates and material details.
Catalog listing women neckwear and trims with varied fabrics and prices. Includes Charaeleriaed items, Taundered brownie wide band pieces, embroidered culkars, Irish crochet stocks, Trish crochet collars, rachet bows, batista chiffon fabrics, and wide color ranges priced per yard or item.
The shop advertises hair goods with various prices for wigs switches and nets. Items include eight curl coronets at 3.25 to 4.50, Salome puts at 1.50, and Marvel waved hair rolls at 0.50 to 0.65, plus sanitary tubes and large silk nets for sale.
A catalog of spring women’s suits emphasizes distinct quality and tailoring. Features include serges, diagonals, and striped fabrics in greens, chartreuse, black, and navy. Models range in length with front detailing, offered at fourteen to fifteen dollars per yard equivalence.
A local store promotes a diverse range of white shirt waists in tawny batistes and fine sheers. Styles include pin tailored cuts, Hagerio effects, and knee-hem trims with modern, scientifically graded patterns from Living models. Prices range from $1.50 to $20, with many appealing options around $4.
Colorful silks and dress goods headline the season with soft clings and high fastness. The store offers canvases, messalines, tailles, satin vaneeise, liberty satins, and directoire tailles in multiple widths from 19 to 86 inches, with prices from 1 to 2.25 dollars per yard. Water-proof foulards in varied grounds complete the selection.
Durable linens emphasized with deep discounts and fast color fabrics from Hennessy. The catalog lists damaskTablecloths napkins and pillowcases with price points and sizes including 22 inch napkins 2.75 usual now 2.25 and 42 by 86 inch cases at 9 cents. Towels bedsheets and Turkish toweling offered with assorted bleached and unbleached options and sizes.
Browsing through the sealing cut glass display reveals affordable, first quality pieces. Highlights include eight and a half inch bowls at 8.95, and a range of items from nappies to vases with prices from 75c to 25 dollars. Strong discounts are offered on sugar and cream sets, water pitchers, and oilers.
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