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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
7
Paris millinery signals a wide field of shapes and materials for spring hats. Violets in all shades return as a leading favorite alongside lilacs, wisteria, pansies, and roses in new tones, with French violets prized for their natural fragrance.
An article discusses securing shirred sleeves for wash fabrics using inside or outer tapes and French seam methods. It describes tying techniques to keep sleeves full and neat, plus a note on button trimming with violet velvet buttons and sash details enhancing the bodice and shoulders.
Observers note the directoire offers stylish dressing at low cost for girls. A satin princess slip in apricot or salmon pink with blue tulle lining, crystals, and lace creates faux Doucet gowns at Broadway prices. Six gowns, matching accessories, and hairpieces complete a harmonized wardrobe.
Describes a blouse pattern using silk or dress fabrics with a tucked net yoke and under sleeves, deep shoulder tucks, elbow-length sleeves, and frilly finish. Notes velvet outline, red buttons, and trimming details like net and velvet elements.
A description notes trimming with thin white material and embroidery of white flowers mixed with Dresden motifs. It mentions Chinese white walat-trimming, padded flower and leaf techniques, machine stitches, and soutache-like effects. The piece praises the look and potential use with madras fabrics.
Washington reports a Senate committee on territories may investigate New Mexico before considering statehood legislation. Testimony alleges corruption and control by a “gang” in New Mexico politics with references to illiteracy among voters and potential pressuring of federal land fraud prosecutions. A resolution to hold hearings was introduced as a ban on any immediate report on the admissions bill.
The guide explains the importance of cooling milk and cream using farm ice houses. It covers ice packing methods, insulation, ventilation, drainage, and simple chest style boxes, with practical notes on sawdust hay packing and airflow to preserve ice and keep dairy supplies cold.
Denver Republicans and business leaders discussed a plan to hold a world’s fair in Denver in 1913. A $1,000,000 appropriation by the Colorado Legislature was proposed, plus a second million in bonds. Thomas Walsh and Samuel Dutton were among guests at a luncheon where the plan was launched.
The report states Senator Teller and Representative Benynge will resume public life after their terms end in Lane. The House reviews a deficiency related to retaining Monastery commission members.
A historical note estimates the United States hosts about 385 billion bees across 6.46 million colonies, with each colony around 45 000 bees. This bee output is linked to a harvest value near 18.8 million dollars at ten cents per pound, highlighting vast pollination activity and honey production.
Fragmentary notes recount a Indiana judge named George B. Law praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain sleep and health improvements. An 1906 letter is cited with ongoing recommendations since first use. Also mentions Castoria Pettit's Eye Salve and Howard Bros Buffalo as drug sources.
An old advertisement notes Brown's Bronchial Troches with claims of relief for coughs and a 3 percent cenin content. It mentions samples offer by John J. Brown & Son of Boston Massachusetts and includes various whimsical sayings and slogans.
An elderly testimonial from Mrs Exo Witerton of Vienna West Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for curing her female ailments after doctor visits failed. The ad asserts the product is made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics, and claims thousands of testimonials support its effectiveness. It promotes free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Linden Mass.
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