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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
6
The article describes old fashioned curly hair styling for children and older girls, using crimping, braids, and pinned sections. It notes fringe across the forehead, ribbons and bows, and jeweled ornaments with pearls to finish the look, credited to Filla Bottomley in The Unisiated Miliner.
Liede-vin face-cloth chosen with braided Mussin trim arranged in a wavy pattern. Tinations and trailing foot decorations are added. A coordinating coat features braid embellishment.
Describes a garment from shoulder to waist with a deep lower pattern. The right side shows a front facut, tab fastening over a black velvet waistcoat, collar and cuffs mixed with game and cloth braid. Hat is black beaver with feather trim. Materials include seven yards cloth, one yard velvet, Russian braid, buttons, and silk lining.
The piece notes beaded designs across gowns wraps gloves and opera bags with stockings included The text highlights leisure time for women to craft beadwork and mentions affordable large boxes of colored beads for purchase
The article describes the colfure a la Cir cassienne, a flat hair arrangement growing popular in Anerten. It notes numerous frame variations, from braided bases to rope twists, with hidden pins and minimal visible pomp, aiming to render the ears nearly imperceptible.
The article advises making small tidelike covers for party bouquet stems to avoid staining and tearing a delicate frock. Silk gowns may be discolored by tinfoil and stems wrapped in foil. Wrapping stems with a ribbon-green and tucking loops under trimming helps conceal the stems and reduce damage.
Shadow Lace creates a shadowy effect with unobtrusive patterns suitable for large quantities without overpowering decoration. It weaves to blend black and white schemes, ideal over black net with an underslip or over pale tints in gowns.
Fashion notes highlight suede as the season’s choice for smart women. The heavy textured gloves with wide back stitching transition from street to evening wear, especially in pale gold tones.
New York financier J Pierpont Morgan offered five million dollars for the Reggia of Mantua, once the center of Renaissance culture and home to Isabella d Este. The Italian government declined citing the palace as a protected monument and relic, blocking any sale or export. Morgan’s daughter Anne advocated the purchase but public access would have been curtailed if sold.
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports on a failed attempt to launch a Turkish women’s newspaper named Mehashi led by editor Asaf Muammer Hey. Despite skill, the venture failed to gain readers, and circulation stayed under 400, even after adding fashion plates and cookery recipes.
A 104 percent feet tall so-called Cardiff Giant was unearthed in Cardiff New York Onondaga county October 16 1809 and shown as petrified remains. Scientists later documented it was gypsum carved in Fort Dodge Indiana and Chicago then buried at Cardiff before its accidental discovery. The essay ends with a quip about elastic currency and income.
A young missionary explains a tricky gift choice to his father in China, suggesting a cigarette as an acceptable present for elders while noting local customs. The exchange reveals tense humor as the father questions the idea and momentarily exits the room.
A Lewiston Journal item notes a pumpkin moving across a field only to reveal a polecat trapped inside. Other clippings praise Cuticura remedies for skin issues and recount humorous lines about romance and sales pitches, with several snippets on medicines and teething syrups.
A quarrel ends with a wife planning a three week country rest while her husband rushes to prepare, packing trunks and tickets. In a separate incident a clergyman on a smoking train compartment lights a pipe despite a fellow passenger’s potential objection, seeking a quiet smoke.
Early 20th century style ad copy promotes rat control in outbuildings using powder mixes placed under doors and through small openings. It touts a product named Allen's Ting Hatem and mentions dealers and prices, with aside humor about errant troublemakers.
In a fragmentary scene a janitor notes a man fallen into a coal hole while a woman recalls past kisses before marriage. The dialogue shifts to a friend’s question about affection now replaced by drink. Meanwhile several thousand shirt makers strike and a humorous comment questions whether shirtwaist toners should join.
The text endorses overcoming chronic constipation through personal effort, proper nourishment, and healthy living, aided by Syrup of Fig ia Senna as a beneficial laxative. It claims the remedy supports natural habits and may be dispensed with once regularity returns.
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