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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
19
Barbara Galpin argues about women’s reliance on choice and training in heavy manual labor, noting legal limits on weekly hours, differing conditions for housewives, and the risks of overwork. She cautions against blaming work for illness, urges strict law enforcement, and discusses foreign-born workers entering hard tasks for higher pay.
A railway instruction urges workers to master their moods and reject worry. It links mental distress to accidents and disasters, notes worry stems from biliousness and liver issues, and advocates facing daily dangers with a clear mind to achieve success.
A moral guide urges women to pursue true ladyhood through politeness and restraint. It warns against flirtation and vanity, emphasizing self-control, decorum in public parks, and dress modesty to earn respect. It argues manners shape happiness and social judgment.
Fashion notes by Julia Bottomley discuss draped skirts shaping to the figure, avoiding extra fullness. Emphasis on beads, tassels, embroidery, girdles, and versatile draping to create multiple looks with one skirt. Also notes suitable fabrics and stylistic options for tourists and varied occasions.
A Chicago fashion note surveys girdle designs in vogue, from sashes reaching to mid knee to narrow belts with hanging ends. It highlights four and a half inch standard widths, wide ribbons, metallic threads, and buckles wrapped in velvet, with construction details about stays, pins, and bodice attachment.
A broom cover described as washable and removable features an upper part made of cheesecloth and a bottom section of cotton plush. The item’s design focuses on easy cleaning and simple removal for maintenance.
A fragment describes a stripe in pink or blue, stamped with a simple design intended for embroidery. The item suggests a decorative accessory or fabric motif rather than a completed product or utility.
Fashion notes show the buttery bow remains dominant on evening gowns with Kh appearing in odd places. A new novelty is the feast sleeve, a dainty addition to evening attire. The sleeves are short and made of clipped fabric.
A wounded man regains consciousness after a car crash and clashes with a stubborn doctor. A observant, kind daughter helps him recover, guides his dignity, and a quiet romance grows as he learns her true role and he vows love before returning to the city.
Cecil Clay and Frank Diets share a backstage quip after a show as Diets boasts a near miss in their comic onstage banter. The exchange reveals playful rivalry and surprise at a pun filled night.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions PR work for Waal and a reference to beads. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event or outcome details. The note appears nonstandard and lacks full names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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