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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
8
The Boston Globe outlines season’s wear for women past 40, stressing straight lines and cling, with soft silks like crepe finished foulards and chiffon foulard, mull jersey, and net patterns. It endorses princess gowns, empire jackets, and coats with few buttons for comfort, avoiding stiff materials to flatter mature figures.
The article argues proper sleep hygiene involves light coverage and moderate softness, preferring single beds for better air circulation. It cautions against hunched positions and endorses sleeping on the right side with relaxed limbs, plus ample fresh air and warmth without suffocation.
The article notes that striped shirt waists are favored for morning wear, with linen and silk versions, washable silks offering many colors and stripe widths. It emphasizes ease of wear, trim appearance, and flattering lines that attract women away from softer Neapolitan fashions toward practical, stylish options.
Chicago Journal describes a new hat craze with jammed headgear obscuring one eye and ear. It highlights high crowns, mauve straw, wide bands of foliage, feather accents, and decorative underbrims. Fashion notes include pale pink rose wreaths, blue turquoise linings, and purple pansies with Russian violets in street styles.
Eleanor Holden and Thadfield clash over love and ideals while awaiting news of suitor Bob Branner. Amid sharp wit and tender moments, Thadfield proposes. Eleanor contemplates their future as the storm rages outside and a phone rings with the night’s last choice.
Rumor links Dr. Huntington of Grace Church New York to succeed the late Henry Yates Satterlee as Washington bishop. Officials and social circles debate a bachelor prelate presiding over the capital church scene, noting the rarity of single men in such roles and the potential impact on Washington society.
Reader questions to William A. Radford reveal popular views on gable ends in houses and attic space. The column notes gables offer pleasing lines and practical roof space for bedrooms, contrasting with bulky older attic rooms and urging efficient use and upkeep.
The article advises careful house planning before building, noting size and lot choice matter for air circulation and value. It warns against cheap paint and storage waste, and estimates a modest 11200 to 1500 for a complete house without plumbing or heating, depending on local costs and management. It also mentions many closets and conveniences in the plan and stresses avoiding post-start changes to keep costs down. It closes with a note on royal interest in railways and engine driving as a pastime.
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