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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
3
The article lists preferred summer materials and gown styles, highlighting thin dress fabrics like mantles, gauzes, and voile with decorative trims such as velvet straps. It notes satin and lace accents, separate skirts with plaited ruffles, and pale tinted cloths in gray or beige as stylish choices for warm weather. It also mentions the Charlotte russe dessert recipe details with gelatin, whites, cream, and vanilla for a molded dessert.
The passage surveys fashion trends with waistline details and accessories. It notes puffing on sleeves, twisted scarves, cream colored shirtwaists, velvet stocks, belts, and red accents. It describes fabrics like silk satin and embroidered touches for spring wear.
A cheerful woman sinks into melancholy and distressing female illness despite a doctor's care. The article suggests misdiagnosis and missing information, then praises Mrs Pinkham for relief, claiming thousands of women benefited and pledges help to all sick women.
A Farmington woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved long standing pain back and head and menstrual irregularities. She says after trying the product at her mother's urging she felt better, slept better, and gained weight.
The passage urges buying colored dresses and suggests versatile fabrics like broadcloth, covert, serge, and chiffon. It notes durable laces and trims, recommends considering long lasting gloves, and warns to inspect silk linings and leftovers before spending. It promotes budgeting with a margin for afterthought investments.
A jumble of references notes A J Balfour as a chief indoor hobbyist, sea officer Graham Coz of Rio Janeiro, and Captain J J Coghlan as his father. Gilbert and Tillworth appear among stage wits. George Ronnesl is named as superintendent at a grain station in Walla Walla. Frank Hill named librarian of the Brooklyn Municipal Library. Edward VII and King Edward are cited in foreign affairs, Roosevelt is quoted on public topics, and Lord Kelvin observes a test nearby.
A fragmentary collection of classical maxims from Seneca, Cicero, and others. It offers cautions on rashness, prudence, gratitude, happiness, and integrity through brief, pointed statements. The text presents a compact miscellany of ideas rather than a narrative.
Fragments mention figures like Lord Kelrin and Grand Duke Ser wins Meaxntidee amid garbled text. References to Chicago May tenning, Miss Plarenes, Mrs. Srenholph Mathews of Cin, and Princess King Wain wright of Philadelphia surface in a damaged OCR passage with unclear contexte.
A jumble of theatre gossip and travel notes: Ethel Baroa to Tendon in May for a vacation. Vienrik Insen recovering from pneumonia. S Moser Lyon Mavelas with a five hemvedth representation in Lonion. John Te Toole celebrates his seventy first birthday. Four travelin dramatist companies return from Canada with misfortunes. Victor Sterbert sails for Europe with the Hicht opera troupe to stage The Fortune Terror in London. Guibert muses on studying religion to play a saint. A well dressed spectator is escorted from a Pittsburg theater parquet seat. A Milwaukee jury awards 75 dollars. Lertha Waleingee declines to appear shirtless on stage, saying tights are insufficient against Persesad acuuintaners. Burr McIntish, noted for Philemon Aegnion, remains a leading playwright and kartographer in this country.
Flounces of chiffon trimmed with baby ribbon dominate skirts. Artificial Gowers rosettes decorate left waist. Underskirts deepen, point d esprit ruffles appear on light petticoats. Lace yokes and pouches shape bodices. black and white striped skirt features bayadere bands edged with brick ruching.
The Turf Record notes Say Tell, a 3-year-old brother to Praytell, 2:09 74, is entered for 1901 as a trotter. Various horses, breeders, and matchups are discussed, including Sifette’s foal, Solo’s sale to Tio Fan, and plans for road teams and stud improvements. Lou Starr ships horses to Hawaii. bets and valuations surface around Bannermark and Bo rani.
A fragmentary description outlines elaborate parasols and ceremonial wear. White crepe de Chine with black Chantilly lace trim, hand-sewn beadwork, and a cutaway lace to display underlayers. White taffeta parades with gold sequins, maus pelerine, and three double ruffles. A black sateen parasol with brick lattice and lavender accents completes the display, highlighting sunshade elegance.
The article mentions the Holland submarine boat capable of sea concealment and placing explosives beneath enemy ships. It also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and remedy for stomach liver and blood disorders. It notes two of Gen George B H Thomas's sisters in Virginia who refuse to speak of him, saying they have no brother after his Union service.
An advertisement touts Buckle Arnica Salve as a cure for piles and various injuries and eruptions, claiming thousands cured. A separate note discusses Jews moving into Palestine, estimating the population near one hundred thousand and noting language preferences.
Jell O promotes four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry as a new dessert for families. An unrelated note mentions Mohammedans seeking a railway route to Mecca and a Sultan receiving 104000 for railroad construction.
The United Commercial Travelers of America Grand Council, Springfield, holds its meeting May 24 to 26. Hocking Valley Railway will sell round trip half fare tickets to Springfield good May 23 to 27, available to the public and to delegates attending the Grand Council.
An editorial style advertisement touts Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin ailments including sores, rheumatism, and toxins. It promises permanent fire cures, purifies blood, and strengthens the body. A free trial bottle offer is extended by Blood Balm Co. of Atlanta, Georgia with direc tions and medical advice.
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