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Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

7

Royal marriage gossip swirls around Queen Mary’s offspring

In London gossip swirls about suitable matches for King George and Queen Mary’s children as war reshapes royal alliances. The prince of Wales Edward Albert, czarist daughters from Russia, Danish Marguerite, Romanian princesses and German suitors are debated, with religious, political, and fortune considerations shaping the chatter.

Ondon George Mary Hope Prince of Wales Edward Albert Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Olga Valesa Caurevitch Holy Russia Retrograd Tatiana Russia England Europe Yolanda Italy Marguerite Denmark Romania Adolph of Mecklenburg Max Hesse Mararet Windsor Mont Descats Prince of Lippe Namur Sigismund Prince Henry Prussia Boris Empire London Prince George Greece Constantine Princess Mary

Why Sheep Have Wool

The passage explains that domestic and wild sheep evolved woolly coats to survive cold high mountain climates. It notes sheep inhabit rugged elevations to escape plains predators and that wool grows year round as a protective adaptation.

British officers pension list includes Mallock and editors

A list of British civil pensioners features William H. Mallock author of Is Life Worth Living and others such as Dr. Thomas Ross the Oxford dictionary editor, J Comyns Carr the dramatist, Mrs Amy Bullen widow of the Cruise of the Cachelot author, with noted rewards and the plight of scholars who die poor despite literary eminence.

William H. Mallock Thomas Ross J.’Comyns Carr Madame Gene Amy Bullen Cachelot Morning Oregonian

Commission to study agricultural hydraulic systems

Chily will dispatch an official commission to the United States to conduct a thorough study of agricultural and industrial hydraulics as part of an international collaboration on water management.

Chily United States

Skirts Shift to Ankle Length as Fashion Races Ahead

In a 1916 fashion briefing from New York observers note skirts will move from shoe-top to ankle length with longer hems narrowing at the edge. Directoire and Moyen age styles spark debate as Lafayette and Robespierre colors arrive. plum, bottle green, and snuff-brown tones gain favor while eighteenth-century hats top ensembles for winter.

Lafayette Robespierre New York Paris Directoire France First Empire America

Sewing tips for bag making and embroidery hoops

Practical instructions for sewers describe storing pieces in mosquito netting bags and locating parts without emptying bags. Suggestions include repurposing fountain pen cases for crochet needles and creating centerpiece foundations from waxed paper wrapped tubes.

Shades of Yellow Remain Fashionable for Autumn Wear

Domestic designers favor light yellow tones and new corn yellow homespun for autumn outfits. Mustard and sulphur remain in fashion, with gold and green gold shades popular. Soft maize yellow is praised for ease and appeal, driving demand for tailored sports suits and sweaters this season.

Little Taffeta Coats Describe Delicate Winter Styles

The article details small white, orchid, pale blue, pink and maize coats in taffeta. Designs are loosely cut with longer backs, marabou trims, and some coats feature multi layer circular taffeta arrangements. High backed necks are finished with ruching and ostrich feather bands matching the coat color.

Bolivian Wolfram Boom Sparks Mining Rush at Oururo

El Diario of La Paz reports a tungsten boom at Oururo with miners arriving from surrounding districts. They export wolfram in 100 to 1000 pound lots, earning $200 to $2,000 per sale. Ore lies at high elevations with aerial ropeways aiding concentration, and motors and banks support miners’ profits.

Bolivia el Diario la Paz Oururo Cordillera Department of Oururo United States

Red Cross Dogs Serve in War Front Lines

More than 2500 Red Cross dogs are aiding wounded soldiers on battlefields delivering heat, comforts, and messages. Their work supports medical teams and boosts morale during wartime relief efforts.

Red Cross

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