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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
6
Paris fashion notes praise Parla Lang for embracing leather belts to cinch waists, detailing various belt styles from three piece shaped belts to patent leather models. It contrasts French belt daring with American adaptations and stresses wearing belts with outfits that feature clear waistlines.
Simple rules for women decorating a house. Avoid mixing curtain colors with wallpaper and do not place contrasting papers in adjoining rooms. If differences are needed keep colors similar. Do not join opposite carpet colors. use a rug over seams in connected rooms. Use Oriental rugs sparingly in busy color schemes.
A blouse cut from tussah silk features an original fagoted trim along the bands with silk jabotta and lace. Sleeves mirror the design with an outside tucked strap in silk and finished with lace detailing.
The article extols Twisted cotton as the best thread for delicate embroidery. It notes that soft embroidery threads lose their individuality when laundered, while Twisted cotton held in various numbers by the ball remains sturdy for crocheting and fine work.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions names and places in a garbled order. The readable elements include references to individuals and possible locations, but the full context is missing. The text hints at a formal or ceremonial setting with listed names.
Fashion notes indicate the bang is back for winter, pushing hair up and revealing a fringe. The poodle bang rises in Paris and will soften foreheads under hats, with advice to avoid thick or straight styles and avoid severe front parting. White net frocks and point d esprit dresses suit upcoming evenings with lace and floral touches.
The piece features five lengths of satin ribbon suspended from a crocheted brass ring with embroidery. A satin ribbon bow decorates the ring, while each ribbon end is looped through a brass ring and hemmed. Rings remain uncovered. safety pins fill the rings for a decorative pin presentation. Includes choices of black pina and nickel pins with a small shield pin.
Pretty cushion covers are made of dreas gingham in plain colors such as old rose Alice blue green or yellow to match the room. The covers are feather stitched in white to enclose the edge and finished with buttons and buttonholes for laundering.
State Engineer Johnston informs Wyoming water users that Big Laramie and its tributaries are fully appropriated. Any further diversion outside the drainage area risks triggering state action, with storage from existing and planned reservoirs enough to meet minimum flows. The notice cites prior attempts on Sand Creek and emphasizes protecting Wyoming lands and rights along the Laramie river.
A jury has been secured in the Bill Fleming murder trial near Big Piney Wyoming after extensive venire proceedings. Fleming is charged with the killing of a neighboring ranchman in a running feud that lasted over a year, with reports of a carefully aimed shot as the victim left.
The article argues fall offers drying surfaces and no frost, recommending a winter coat of pure white lead mixed with seed oil for armor against winter weather. It notes National Lead Company offers a complete painter’s outfit including blow pipe and lead tester, with color schemes, and asks whether exterior or interior decorating is desired.
A Chautauqua speaker quips that husbands should grant wives an occasional extra dollar and suggests wives might let husbands keep an extra dime without question. The remark humorously reverses traditional money discussions to ease domestic exchange.
A young child endures two months of severe itching and distress, described as dreadful lore and terrible plight. Local readers are asked to note the alarming condition and seek medical attention if similar symptoms appear.
A parent describes using Cuticura remedies after ineffective doctor treatment for two months of hive like sores in a six year old. After daily hot baths with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment, itching subsided and the disease disappeared within a short period. The notice includes ad copy and Chesterton quote.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces to build up the system. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and invites readers to send for testimonials from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and other druggists. A stray line references a man seeing snakes in his boots and shouting for a sherry cobbler.
Testimonial from Mrs. Grovosz Jonpy of Bozmarston NJ describing decade long female ailments including inflammation ulcers and nervous prostration. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief and urges others to seek help. The note touts non narcotic ingredients from roots and herbs and invites confidential letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
A historic ad touts Cascarets as a life changing asset inviting 400000 people to rise and bless the day. The copy promises a weekly treatment kit and claims the world will seek Birwest sellers for the product.
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