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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
A Paris gown described as simple dotted and embroidered Swiss, ideal for a cost conscious woman. The design features a V neck bodice, a guimpe with ruffles, blue ribbon bows, and a blue girdle with long streamers, presented by a Washington Star Paris correspondent.
Billy Sunday jokes about modern dancing after a Philadelphia season. He recounts a story of a young man and a girl in a conservatory where dim light and music set a scene, and a woman remonstrates with the man before they join others in a ballroom.
A wry exchange in a ballroom has a speaker declare deep affection while lamenting poverty and a rich, ailing uncle. An implied proposal follows as friends weigh the match and the uncle’s health. The dialogue hints at social comedy and marital doubt.
Dialogue shows a woman noting no other suitors have proposed to her, while the man questions if Slater has abandoned the idea of marrying him. The exchange hints at romantic uncertainty and social expectations among couples.
A young man tells Matel that last night at her party her sister promised to marry him. He asks for forgiveness for taking her away. The reply notes the party was intended for that purpose.
A man muses that Grafton Grabb may have been created on the Sabbath. He cites the notion that an honest man is the noblest work of the Creator and that the seventh day features rest as a possible joke about the character.
In a clipped dialogue two speakers discuss a college credit for a cook and the cost. One mentions a wife named Bho and a person working for her board. The exchange hints at notable relationships but lacks clear facts or outcome.
Brief quoted dialogue suggests someone named Stone sent a brick by parcel and the speaker retaliated by alerting an agent named Bum mer. The incomplete text implies a plan to pass the message along as part of the retaliation.
Fragmentary garble describes a butcher and a grocer in a bungled exchange about counterfeit currency. The readable portion hints at a crime setup and a dying grocer eager to discuss illegal business, but details are obscured by the OCR error.
The article describes delicate baby bonnets with wire foundations wrapped in silk, using net and lace materials. It outlines a Dutch influence with pink silk coverings, dotted tulle, shirred crowns, and small lace frills, plus clusters of pale blue pink and mauve flowers for a refined, mushrooming cap style.
The article describes a high waist line gown with an embroidery border, a longer pouched tunic, chiffon rose decorations, and a blue ribbon girdle. It criticizes stiff swisses and praises a soft finish with spaced dots for proper effect.
A vivid description of a crepe and satin gown with a sheer waist and chiffon trims promises a look that endures beyond summer. Accessories include a bordered chiffon yoke, long mousquetaire sleeves, a ribbon bow girdle, and a feathered braid hat that suits several seasons.
Fashion notes describe a green taffeta gown with seven skirt flounces and an eighth by the basque, a deep square bodice with narrow velvet trim, and a Medici collar. An evening gown in silk crepton features mauve with a conjoined belt, while the peg top skirt offers dancing room with three flounces between hips and knees.
A brief exhortation suggests creating a rival look for a child’s attire. The line hints at guidance for choosing outfits and adopting a smart, stylish approach for a daughter.
The piece notes flowers as the chief feature in hats with roses in medium straw forms, pansies in multiple colors, forget me nots in blue and pheasant tones, and valley lilies highlighted by lustered muslin.
The article praises a light, close fitting coiffure cap from Cartier of Paris as essential for agile modern dancers. Described as an oriental turban style that stays on the head during lively steps, it helps keep hair neat at dancing parties and suits both young and older energetic dancers.
A Dayton Ohio advertisement promotes Spearmint Gum in a large box of 20 packs. For 60 cents plus 10 cents shipping, customers receive the gum and a free necklace named Evelyn Thaw. Limit two orders per person. dealers barred.
The advertisement promotes a sex education book aimed at young men and wives, offering guidance on laws governing sex and happiness, retailing for $1.00 with extra postage. It notes endorsements from the New York World and is issued by the Miami Publishing Company.
Ad copy touts Premier Hea-Puncture tires with the highest mileage guarantee and blowout protection. It notes government orders for use in US service and offers a ten day introductory price while asserting broad severe service suitability. The listing mentions non skids and inflated mileage claims and cites a manufacturer in Daywa Onie.
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