23 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
1
The article notes a surge in fur coats for motoring in Parisienn e style with bold, man nish lines. Leopard, antelope and baby deer furs top the vogue, with sable, ermine and sealskin favored in full length coats. Madame Agnes designs set the trend.
A compact wall mounted unit combines a pen rack with a pen wiper. The upper silk covered panel holds pens in ribbon loops, with a hanging loop above. The lower edge features a book shaped silk bound wiper and cloth leaves inside for cleaning pens.
A method to hold a veil in velvet costumes uses a narrow elastic matched to the veil color. The elastic is sewn over the veil edge and tied at the back, gathering the veil slightly so it fits under the chin and over the hat, remaining flexible when raised.
The text outlines a coat design with braid along the sides and back, a V shaped front opening edged by trim, tabs and buttons for fastening, and a matching muff and toque in yellow green with ermine trim. It lists materials: 12 yards of 24 inch width fabric, about 7 yards of braid, and silk for linings.
New embroidery work offers rich color depth with grape like violets greens on tan or brown linen. Soft pillows and table covers in these hues complement brown wicker furniture. Dresden embroidery adds dainty, bedroom suitable garlands of prim Ntile flowers with a single stitch on multitone linen.
Felt outing hats come large with rolling brims popular with many women. Scarves drape to soften harsh lines. Milliners strive to make hats becoming at a comparatively reasonable cost, driving popularity and steady demand.
Instructions specify unbleached muslin bags cut in a V shape with a drawstring finish. For protecting white parasols use blue cambric fabric.
Moran visits Chicago en route to New York after decisive coast triumphs. He praises Nelson's courage, recalls urging Nelson to quit in the eleventh round, credits trainer Jeff Perry for Moran’s success, and says a Wolgast bout is his only current aim as he shadows the lightweight title.
Chicago Irish American Athletic Club announces January 14 indoor meet at Seventh Regiment Armory. Participants include Martin Sheridan, Matt McGrath, Melvin Sheppard, Flanagan, and leading athletes from New York, the West, and the South. Club aims to rival Manhattan competitors as St Louis and New Orleans athletes may attend, boosted by recent AAU championships.
Bubbling Water won the Sombrero handicap at Oakland California to set a new world record for a mile and seventy yards with 1 421 6. The previous mark of 1 422 5 was held by Kings Daughter Gania Ida May and Tony Bonero. Bubbling Water carried 121 pounds and defeated Chester Krum after interference.
The New York Highlanders will train in Richmond Virginia next season and play three April games in Cincinnati against the Reds under the supervision of the baseball supreme court chairman.
A humorous tale follows Lou Richi the boy who quits his hoe at fifteen to chase baseball dreams. From eastern Pennsylvania to the Phillies and later the Chicago Cubs, he finds stage success as a comedian pitcher despite rough starts and mortgage pressures. He hopes to become world champion while narrating his unlikely ascent.
A roundup of early 1911 sports chatter notes Abe Attell box glove lore Hugo Kelly linked with Sam Langford bout in Los Angeles umpires seek protection Joe Tinker backpedals on third base remark Frank Navin calls for new pitchers Be all around praise for Sox and Naps improvements Moran Wolgast talk stalled due to injury Army cadets vs Middies game eyed for New York Addie Joss hospital update in Cleveland with praise for his pitching form
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island endorses a tariff commission bill as Republicans unite to back a real commission to study conditions and recommend future tariffs. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, famed as the scholar in the Senate, fears losing his seat amid state opposition while remarks on Memorial Hall statues reveal his view of Calhoun’s statue as "elbowed by the temporarily notorious and the illustrious obscure."
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