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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1907
Page
3
The left costume features a soft gray green cloth bolero over a white waistcoat, with braid soutache embroidery and undercuffs. A striped brown loth gown follows with a brown velvet shawl collar, cream waistcoat, and a multi gores skirt with bias trimmings.
The writer notes the goddess of fashion shows greater freedom of gowning each year, with varied hats, coiffures, and fabrics. She cites lightweight broadcloths over velvets, gray brown tones, and selective use of mauve, cerise pinks, and warm yellows. A detailed walking skirt with an Eton coat in checked cloth, a pelerine, muff, and castor brown hat is described, along with a purple velvet reception gown featuring Venetian lace, ermine trim, and brilliants set in gold.
The Utica Press urges cashing checks within 24 hours to safeguard funds and ensure value. It notes that a check can lose value or become risky if delayed, and emphasizes depositing or cashing immediately regardless of who the issuer is.
The Scottish village tale follows Tammie Tonson, a frequent offender who tries to extort money from townspeople. He offers the minister a tip for a shilling, claiming a jail second cell on the left is the most comfortable, and the minister refuses to listen.
A London bank check confounds a French journalist who asks how to use it. Officials plan a special law to teach checks via the post office with checkboards for at least 20 dollars. Also French ministers weigh a piano tax on non professional instruments. about 500,000 pianos exist and the levy could raise £250,000.
Lovett and Marryat spar over money before marriage with Marryat boasting he paid the engagement ring in full after a year of marriage and keeping house. The exchange hints at financial planning and marital expectations.
A square jawed man asks if the specter is his father while a medium’s séance unfolds. The spirit confirms relation to a wife and daughter Ariadne and complains about the audience, adding a humorous note on the claque present.
A house party concept uses guests representing magazine advertisements. Guests pin numbers, guess who is who, and prizes feature advertised items. Decor includes ad imagery, dining features ads as menu, and place cards show a guest’s favorite product. Low cost entertainment with magazine era flair.
A suggested children party theme featuring a Noahs Ark motif. Invites shaped as ark cards, guests wear costumes representing ark animals, games renamed with animal parts, animal name wordplay at flowers, animal cracker place cards, a Noahs Ark centerpiece, and animal shaped cookies as treats.
Guests are asked to wear costumes made from crepe tissue paper attached to cloth foundations. Men may create waistcoats and ties while women fashion trousers and coats with help from others. Rooms are decorated with paper chains fans lanterns and screens. Partners are chosen by hidden quotations and hats aprons and caps are made from crepe paper. Prizes include a blotter book or magazine subscription.
A reader notes that the club members described as Don’t Worry Clubs appear to be mainly people in debt, prompting questions about membership and financial strain within the group.
The article outlines fashion for 12 year old girls emphasizing tailored suits with rich buttons and plaid fabrics. It notes gores over circular skirts, loose jackets or blouse coats, velvet trims on collars and cuffs, and popular pony and Norfolk style jackets. Box and three quarter length coats in rougher materials round out the wardrobe.
Evening waist described in black lace over white, with bands of black velvet and a blue velvet collar. Sleeves feature black and white lace with pale blue velvet knots at the elbows. bodice closes with a black velvet girdle.
The article describes winter attire featuring heavy suits in old rose broadcloth, ly coat suits in smoke brown, and tints in bronze green and a wide array of blues. Gray options favor pale silver or deep gun metal, with two-tone palettes prevailing, excluding London smoke.
A Farm Journal correspondent lauds a cow stall design shown in a cut. The stall uses matched waterproof planks, a two inch rear projection, and an 18 inch gutter formed by cement, with a smooth gutter surface allowing a shovel to slide easily.
Dr A G Young of the Board of Health warns that milk from dirty cows and dirty milking practices is often heavily contaminated. Hair, dust, manure, and other debris introduce millions of bacteria per gram, forming the dark sediment at the bottom of milk glasses.
Dairy notes argue milk purity affects demand, condemning adulteration and recommending cooperative creameries. It notes Cuba’s informal milk sales, praises small farms near cities, and urges farmers to supply towns with fresh milk. Emphasizes superior community intelligence in cooperative dairy ventures.
Mud fever in cattle arises from poorly drained lots. Orange Judd Farmer advises dry lots, daily mud removal, and thorough drying. Clip pastern hair, wash with cold water, keep in a warm shed, and rub heels with a liniment of acetate of lead olive oil and water to prevent cracking.
An Indiana man exhibited a Hereford calf steer that captured the grand championship for fat cattle at the Chicago International. This marks the first time a calf has won the exposition’s top prize.
The silo is presented as the most economical method to store corn fodder, saving space and preserving quality to improve dairy profitability and farm earnings.
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