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Newspaper
Ashton Gazette
Location
Ashton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
Washington Bill Targets Restraint of Trade in Contracts
A House bill by Rep Smith of Illinois makes every contract or combination in restraint of trade illegal and labels violations as felonies. The measure forms part of a broader push on antitrust enforcement amid other national questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congressman Smith
Illinois
Battleship Wyoming and Other Early 20th Century News
Reports cover political clashes over the Constitution and reciprocity, presidential pardons for Walsh and Morse, a tax crisis in a state senate, a tuberculosis case in Pittsburg, and a deadly house fire in Utica. Also noted are a missing railroad clerk, a Shakespeare theory debunk, a fatal road collision in Redlands, railroad express changes, a custody dispute in Chicago, a missionary convention in Colorado, and Mexican political turmoil along with a Cunard liner collision near Ireland and a charitable bequest in London.
Three Pretty Styles for Girls and Little Boys Coats
A gray and white flecked tweed coat and skirt for girls aged fifteen to eighteen features a panel back and side cuts with plaiting. A cream serge boys coat with side fastening, turnover collar, silk braid trim, and white kid belt accompanies a cream silk hat. A champagne colored girl’s coat with stitched cloth trim, shantung silk facing, and orange spots has innovative two tone buttoning.
Many and Lasting Doilies Made by One Clever Woman
A housekeeper with dwindling doilies seeks supplies and the article promotes a new wardrobe idea with many useful points. A group of young women training for private theatrical dancing is featured through their instructor.
Doily Crafting Reveals Intricate Cutwork From Nine-Gored Skirt
A detailed description outlines cutting doilies from a nine-gored skirt to create an oval centerpiece, twelve plate dollies, twelve tumbler doilies, and four under-dish ovals. Finished edges feature scalloped borders, eyelets, and embossed initials, with instructions on scallop sizes and stitching for a pyramidal effect.
Butterfly Fete Centerpiece and Table Decorations
At the supper table use a bed of flowers with hovering butterflies as a centerpiece. Trim candle shades with flowers and attach butterfly moths to the sides. Create place cards as butterfly outlines and color them. Serve butterfly shaped desserts or butterfly cream cakes and flower shaped candies for bonbon dishes.
Grenadines return as modish silk for gowns
Among the silks, grenadine makes a comeback. Soft filmy weave, silky texture ideal for draped gowns and veiled effects. Two toned grenadines appear, wide and varied in color, not very costly. Perfect for afternoon receptions and dinner gowns.
Fine Cotton Crepe Attracts Shoppers Eye In New Fabrics
A new Japanese crepe in plain colors and floral patterns attracts shoppers. The fabric differs from common cotton crepe with an extremely fine crinkle, rivaling the look of the most expensive crepe de chine.
Pumps with low heels praised for home wear
The article notes pumps with low heels and narrow straps over the instep are comfortable and worn for home use. It mentions girls prefer them over slippers, saying the shoes ease the back and nerves, and suit very tall girls by reducing apparent height to a more normal stature.
Boy's Serge Suit Making Guide
Serge or drill are common suit materials for boys with white or navy options. A white suit pairs with a blue collar while a navy suit looks well with a white collar. The singlet may be of fine flannel or drill and embroidered with an anchor. Material required: Two yards 46 inches wide.
The Newest Sleeves in Harper's Bazar Fashion
Two-thirds of dresses from smart designers feature sleeves, often transparent, with small sleeve dimensions when fabric is close woven. About half of formal gowns for matrons are sleeveless, supported by inch-wide waist bretelles, creating surprising décolletage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Diaz resigns post as Mexico faces new provisional government
President Porfirio Diaz resigns the presidency amid a tense crowd outside the national palace in Mexico City. Deputy Jose Aspe proclaims Diaz dead and wishes for his legacy, while Vice President Ramon Corral also steps down. Minister de la Barra becomes provisional president and vows not to seek office. The cabinet resigns. Alfredo Robles Dominguez gains command over troops as Diaz’s terms end, and Diaz’s letter cites revolts and a desire to spare bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Republic of
Porfirio Diaz
Jose Aspe
General Diaz
Ramon Corral
National Palace
Minister de la Barra
Mexico
Alfredo Robles Dominguez
Francisco I. Madero
Chamber of Deputies
Ada University Reinstates Four Expelled Students
President A E Smith of Ohio Northern University lifts the ban on four of nine expelled students after a strike by about 800 students. The president says the remaining five will not be reinstated, ending the disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada, O
Ohio Northern University
A. E. Smith
Direct Vote on June 12 in Senate Action
Senator Borah secured unanimous consent for a final vote on the direct election of United States senators on June 12. The move advances a direct election proposal in the Senate with a set date for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Virginia
United States Senate
Senate
Lorimer
Privileges and Elections Committee
Illinois
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Pomerone
United States Senate Committee On Judiciary
United States
Washington
Borah
Pledge Policies for Loans From Life Insurance Policies
The Connecticut Mutual report notes many policyholders borrow against their policies, with loans often totaling a third of policy values. Few loans are repaid, funds used for business ventures or speculation, causing distress and poverty when claims mature. Borrowing diminishes protection for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Mutual
Ollier
The Best Dressed Man And A Funny Exchange
A man wrapped in bandages proclaims himself the best dressed man in town after a Resinol ointment eases his burns. The ad cites Resinol as a universal dressing for burns and skin ailments, touting Baby and family use, with prices fifty cents and one dollar. A humorous vignette follows about a minister and a child named Anna who refuses a kiss until her mother speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Fosdicks
Anna
Mamma
Her Qualifications and Pat's Clever Reply
In Garry, Pat leads his lean blind lame mare to water past a crowd of amused onlookers. A sports spectator mocks asking how much the mare can draw, and Pat responds that she seems to draw the attention of every fool in town, tongue in cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Garry
Begorra
Grape Nuts Endorsed by Reader for Health Gain
A reader testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as reducing stomach and kidney ailments from heavy meat diets. The letter claims improved digestion, steadier nerves, sharper thinking, and ability to work longer after switching to Grape-Nuts. Endorsing author cites PosTum Co. and references The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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