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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
10
An article from Youth's Companion details durable cover options for suitcases to prevent soiling. It recommends heavy fabrics like linen, denim, crash or burlap cut in three pieces with edge binding and straps, or a large envelope style with a handle opening, or two-piece notched designs. Twice useable covers are advised to ease laundering.
With fine weather there is a move toward printed mousseline de soie in dark shades or white on dark blue or black. One outfit features black charmeuse with a large white flowered printed muslin, a chemisette of white lace, cuffs and collars, and a wide open hem. Black mousseline draperies over green lawn provide contrast.
The piece discusses borderd chiffon and marquisette dresses, hats increasing in size while small bats decline, violet shades replacing royal purple, white corduroy coats for outdoor use, and the rise of large or small neck bows. It notes polo coats in Las Caris no longer smart and black lace over white lace necklines becoming popular.
A brief note on Gheer batistes showing variability in coverage on surfaces. Some instances are sparse while others appear with faint colored or eerie teva textures.
The speaker imagines future perfumes that sway mankind like powerful scents. He cites a dog attracted to carrion odor, a patenting perfumer becoming rich, and the serpent arum’s strong stench drawing insects in a vivid, surreal monologue. The piece envisions perfumes moving people across places like Newport and Monte Carlo.
A Hoosier in a hotel describes a day chasing fire engines in the city. After tiring of cement sidewalks, he retires to a large room shared with two companions. They lock the door and retrieve the key after knocking. He tosses the key over the transom when asked.
A physician experimented with injecting water and a ten percent alcohol solution into tree buds to speed growth. By this method he revealed oak twigs two or three weeks ahead of schedule and gained about ten days in budding.
The passage reflects on a windlike influence that enters life at impromptu moments, blending reverence for diverse views with personal awe. It notes how art and memory touch the heart, bringing a transient calm that passes as suddenly as it appears, leaving a renewed spirit in its wake.
Old Colonel Dick Bright visits the club recounting a long relationship with a Begro barber who died at a later time. Bright notes he left his visiting card with the barber at the table during a dinner, marking a small personal tribute amid the anecdote.
The church schedules Sunday morning service at 1 o clock and an evening service at 7. The Sunday school convenes at 10 a m while the Thursday prayer meeting is set for 7 p m. A cordial welcome is extended by Pastor S W Alboue.
A Sunday 11 p m Christian Science service with lesson subject Ancient and modern necromancy mesmeric hypnotism invites all. Also ad lists seasonable fruits and vegetables at City Market.
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