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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented fashion note discusses care for white slippers including washing with soap and gamiihe, maintaining soles, and using French chalk. It notes a rubber-nosed slipper trend this season, with claims of lighter walking and potential dyeing postponed.
The article notes a trend of couples marrying on Fridays once rare, with brides sometimes wearing black and ignoring old superstitions. It cites a shift toward modern marriage norms and evolving wedding customs despite lingering beliefs.
Mr Justwed agrees to teach Mrs Justwed tennis on a Saturday afternoon to share leisure. The lesson turns comic when he calls her love, prompting her to misread the term as a marital endearment and storm off, leaving him to explain and mend the quarrel.
An article urges gentle care of infants and young children's feet. It argues against restrictive or high heeled shoes, favors soft kid slippers or sandals, and emphasizes natural growth, barefoot periods, and proper toe alignment to prevent lifelong foot problems.
The idea proposes monogrammed buttons on a riding habit for the woman, often in the Ther'sa hunt club color or matching the coat collar. The concept reflects CHE's latest fashion notion for female riding attire.
A historical guide praises cosmetics for women of all ages while warning against overuse. It emphasizes judicious makeup, thorough cleansing, and careful application to avoid a clownish look, noting elderly skin benefits from refined use and youthful skin with soap and water.
A humor column offers casual advice for men on summer vacations. It warns about overdoing clothing, pocketing tips, and chasing romance, while urging sensible spending and thoughtful behavior at hotels and with companions. It notes avoidant flattery and warns about colleagues’ motives and travel funds.
A house plan described as a commodious cottage by Chas and Sedgwick Arch, detailing a 80 by 64 foot layout with front and back porches, low roofs, cement exterior, and a second story with drop siding. Interior includes living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a central vestibule. Finishes are Washington fir and stained Mission, with a full basement. estimated build cost $8,000 excluding heating and plumbing.
In England a motor hearse carries caskets at burials replacing traditional horse drawn carriages. The elongated motor truck supports the casket behind the hearses driver seat while mourners follow in automobiles moving quietly.
A fragment describes cleaning a clock by applying cotton soaked in kerosene to its floor and allowing it to work for four to five days. The process pulls dirt and particles from the mechanism, leaving the clock parts clean and blackened by soot loosened by the fumes.
Correct dress for men aims to avoid attention by fit, color, and stance. The piece surveys tuxedo trends with roll lapels and slim Shoulders, advises against mock buttonholes, notes frock coats fading, and highlights white linen handkerchiefs, walking sticks for function, and white waistcoats with edgings. It recommends soft shirts with double cuffs year round, discusses shirting stripes shifting to patterns, and provides ink stain removal for brown shoes using lime paste then polish.
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