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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
4
Barbara Galpin argues heavy manual labor rarely kills women, noting many factors such as physical condition, training, and choice of work. She criticizes overwork and asserts that proper laws and enforcement could reduce health risks, while acknowledging exceptions and the role of economic pressures and immigration.
J W Bernard argues worry harms work and health, urging rail employees to accept daily conditions, master moods, and avoid rumination. He warns that constant fear and anticipation of trouble breeds disaster, advising a clear mind and steady focus to succeed.
A Chicago pamphlet argues that manners shape a woman’s happiness and future, urging ladies to become true ladies, maintain etiquette in public parks, avoid vulgarity or flirtation, and dress modestly. It warns etiquette can reduce personal crises and divorces, urging moderation, dignity, and gentleness to earn respect.
A fashion feature by Julia Bottomley discusses draped skirts for day wear, praising lightweight fabrics and layered drapery for color effects. It notes slender figures suit bold drape while fuller figures should avoid extreme drapery, and highlights beaded trim, embroidery, girdles, and train draping as transformative touches for travel wardrobes.
Fashion column surveys girdle options from Oriental sashes to wide ribbons and belts with tassels. Girdles range from four and a half metres to two standard widths, with roses, foliage, and metallic threads enhancing designs. The piece notes novelty yet persistent appeal, highlighting brocaded and plain ribbons and fashionable garlanded ensembles.
A fragmented fashion note describes a plain gird with feather bone at the front and back, a brocaded ribbon section at the end, buckles covered with velvet for confining shallow loops, and a broad satin ribbon woven in five plaits.
A washable broom cover with a cheap cloth upper and cotton lower part fits any standard broom. It cleans hardwood and painted floors, matting, walls and ceilings, absorbs dust, and reduces heating. The cover is removable and washable as needed.
Aprons for children sold at forty nine cents feature tan cation style with blue or pink trim and simple embroidery outlines. They are cut on all enveloping seams with deep pockets across the bottom and shoulder straps that button on.
Fashion notes show butterfly motif fading into prominence with odd placements on evening gowns. A novelty lace appears as a fourth adornment to gowns. Sleeves are short and cut from sheer material, extending along the under seam and ending at the waist.
An injured urban doctor awakens in a farm house after a car crash and, guided by Mildred and a supportive nurse, learns patience. He follows Doctor Green’s quiet regimen, recovers, and returns to the city to confess love. The girl in pink frock becomes central to his realization of care and partnership.
Ceci Clay and Jonubdie in a lean touring act clash with Rosina Vokex on stage as rival comics. After a tense exchange Frank Dietz vows a supreme effort, declaring the night could be his last chance. Clay questions him as Dietz admits he failed to curb his punchline pace.
A farmer taunts a town worker over payment in a rustic exchange. The worker agrees to work for his own worth, declaring he will not be paid in advance and will prove his value through labor. The scene reflects local tensions and humor from a period piece in Everybody's Magazine.
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