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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
7
When weary from overwork feel listless or sleepless try Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Claimed as the greatest American tonic for thirty years. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Atlantic Drug Co. See the stationery at this office. A nice line to select from. att
A St. Louis Republic warning outlines common items with explosive risks. It cites chloride potash lozenges, bicarbonate of potash with subnitrate of bismuth, tincture of iron, dilute aqua regia, and nitrogide compounds. It also notes gas from misused medicines and the hazard of celluloid combs near flames.
The New York Herald notes thirty two ferries carry about 268 800 passengers daily between Manhattan and surrounding shores. NYC lists 113 public parks ranging from small riverfront plots to Pelham Bay Park at 1 756 acres. A large restaurant is planned at Broadway and 145th Street ten miles from the original Astor House once deemed too far uptown.
A collage of quips from Baltimore Sun Toledo Blade and other papers skewers suburban life luck and authority. The notes lampoon auto bundles peach crop worries and Alfonso's life insurance while a sporting editor muses on naming a horse.
Revival of macrame spreads from Paris to fashion houses, with knotting used as dress trim on summer gowns. Designers favor cottons or linens in varied coarseness, using cushion-supported patterns and simple knots explained step by step for home craft.
The article describes lace thread lengths needed for fringe finishes and tassels, detailing a Greek-like Paris shade lace with yard long threads. It explains knotting onto leaders to form heading crosses and a medallion, and presents a portemonnaie in twine colored macrame over rose Du Barry brocade in a fish net pattern using Solomon's knots, now popular for sleeves.
The article describes macrame as a quick method for trimming outfits and whole blouses using simple knots. It notes color options, including multi color works, and highlights spring fashion shifts away from white. It discusses new suit styling with striped fabrics, embroidery dots, guimpes, lace cuffs, and contrasting coats.
The article asserts that round faces are in fashion and describes steps to plump cheeks. It advises checking for missing teeth and visiting a dentist to remedy gaps, claiming facial fullness depends on dental health and nightly skin care creams.
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