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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
15
Mrs Barbara Galpin argues that nine tenths of women say they do too much hard work but that choice, training, and health matter. She notes laws limit hours, compares past and present duties, and contends heavy labor rarely kills though worry and poor health do harm.
A short moral admonition by J. W. Bernard urging contentment with one’s lot to curb worry. It argues worry stems from biliousness and liver health, warns against letting petty annoyances distract duty, and advises facing daily dangers with a clear brain and steady eye to avoid disaster and wasteful fear.
An essay by Ferdinand B. Peck stresses the need for women to embrace true gentility. It warns against impulsive behavior and improper flirtation, urges parks etiquette, and argues life should be enjoyed through proper social conduct and dress while avoiding public indiscretions.
The article describes how airy fabrics and color combinations create motion lines with body movement. It notes slender figures suit long drapery while fuller figures need different lines. Beads tassels and laces adorn gowns, with embroidery changing mood. Spangled scarves and corsage roses are popular features of the moment.
An sewing era feature describes girdles four and a half inches wide with brocaded ribbons and feather bone stays. Sashes reach mid knee with wide ribbons, buckled with velvet, and roses in three pink shades decorate the bodice.
A broom cover features a washable and removable beef component with the upper part crafted from cheesecloth for easy cleaning and replacement.
Aprons for children made of tan cotton with pink or blue bias bound edges are described. The cut is enveloping, aiming for a practical fit and neat finish, highlighting craft details that capture a domestic sewing scene.
Fragmentary fashion notes describe butterflies and bows on gowns, with odd phrasings and stray words. The text hints at fabric, lengths, and decorative elements but is largely unreadable.
A wounded traveler, Doctor Roderick, recovers in a quiet country inn after a clipping car accident. A plain pink frocked girl nurses him back, and his impatience fades as memories return of the crash and the unfamiliar route home through distant country roads. The man’s pride clashes with gratitude as he realizes the girl’s blunt honesty and kindness may steer his fate.
Fragmentary chatter recalls Cecil Clay and Diets, famed Bosion Voices companioning a gurgling comedienne on tour. Rivalry with Linds and Augustin Deig’s era hints at a cluttered stage history, with crowded buses and tentative performances amid backstage tension.
A garbled item centers on Joe Magee and a bold statement about television work. The fragment suggests a debate over TV relevance or quality and hints at a public or team response, but the exact events and names are unclear.
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