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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
2
Lace hats, dubbed the lingerie boat, surge anew in millinery as val lace invades hatmaking. Designers show winter and summer models using val lace edges, embroidered batiste, swiss, and ribbon rosettes, with washable durability and seasonal versatility for undergarment inspired fashion.
A description of a womens dress for evening wear. It features a sky blue cashmere fabric with a princess line silhouette, draped upper body, and a small bolero trim at the neckline. An elegant style noting refined tailoring.
Orately embroidered material with a chiffon tuck draped over the arm. An embroidered band edges the over-blouse while the under blouse remains plain. Materials required include seven yards cashmere de sole 42 inches wide and one yard chiffon.
The reentry of the short coat shapes one of the season's most entertaining fashion features. Paris has embraced it, while here the style remains tentative. The vogue of the short wrap is well assured for the coming season.
A pretty workbag made from two paste bound hearts with a puffed edge of ribbon. The bag uses flowered ribbon bands, plain colored trim, and a wire top drawstring, with rosettes at the outer corners. Color options include lavender blue pink velvet or ivy leaf silk themes.
A nursery furniture piece features brass hooks on a tall pole with a miniature house at the top. Painted Kate Greenaway figures line the path winding up the pole and a small tale during dressing times keeps children calm. The story centers on the Greenaway child dying while climbing to the top house.
To cleanse and restore black cashmere, make a warm soda with white soap like castile and dissolve a little borax. Wash well, rinse in two waters at the same temperature, then roll the cloth while damp. Dry, surface moisture vanishes, and the fabric looks nearly as fresh as new.
The Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington highlights a German four wheeler sail-wagon. A light four-wheeled vehicle uses a unique hinged cross-bar steering with feet, allowing hands to steer sails or brake. Consul Norton notes its elegance and potential for flat smooth roads and beach use, while speed contests may attract swift, defiant maneuvers.
The aged dowager queen of Sweden is invalid and deeply religious. She supports the Salvation Army, aiding its funds and activities in Sweden. She influenced her son Prince Oscar to participate in Salvation Army street meetings and processions. Queen Sophia is idolized for simplicity and sincere piety.
Law mentions a graft issue linked to Sir James Kitson now Lord Airedale. After his elevation to the peerage two years ago a society claimed he chose his title from their club and asked him to present a cup. He did not respond.
A home remedy claims to break a cold in twenty four hours. Mix two ounces glycerine, half an ounce Virgin Oil of Pine, and eight ounces pure whisky in a large bottle. The Leach Chemical Co assigns Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure to its Cincinnati laboratories.
A comical tale recalls a child misusing a toothbrush and baby bottle while a mother reacts to a crying infant. The page then shifts to various old time medical ads and quack cures for catarrh, piles, teething, stomach aches, and eye treatment. It cites Cheney’s Cure, Hamlin Wizard Oil, Pettit’s Eye Salve, Allen’s Long Mulian, and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, with pushy testimonials and price promises.
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