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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
14
Advice on fashion for women of varying ages stressing decorum and silhouette. It discusses suitable fabrics, necklines, and coats, noting elderly women gain styling options like two toned woolens and long coats. It advises careful color and fabric choices to suit complexions and figures, with guidance on hair, hats, and accessories.
Fragmentary lines describe decorative handkerchiefs with lavender lace and Anglaise corners. Mention of silk fabric, tiny patterns, and novel designs appears with garbled wording and possible names.
Mr Justwed buys a ten cent cement in a comic misadventure that ends with repairing a broken pipe and a wall plaque while Mrs Justwed scolds then praises the handiwork. The couple shares a humorous domestic scene about home repair promises and frugal cleverness.
A mother and father discuss the moment a young girl receives her first real weekly allowance. The piece notes the thrill of independence, then the need for guidance, saving habits, and balance between strict budgeting and allowing some freedom. It blends parental advice with a narrative about prudent money handling by a new spender.
A historical midwifery style recipe describes Simplex Complexion in Summer freckle lotion made with ammonium chloride in water to apply nightly after bathing. It also covers a barley infusion to prevent wrinkles, a benzoin tincture blend, and a highly poisonous corrosive sublimate solution for brown spots to be applied with cotton, noting toxicity and safety.
The article previews summer wardrobe accents highlighting coarse net fabrics from Droderic Anglaise and Asherman's nets with lace trims. Emphasis on tone matching foundations, heavy Venetian filet trimming, and a girdle of black ribbon as a current novelty.
A long, instructional piece discusses business lunches and social dining dynamics. It emphasizes separating personal entertainment from business deals, warning that accepting meals can bias negotiations and suggesting firm boundaries to avoid undue influence. It advises reading male hosts’ motives and maintaining professional reciprocity.
A wide frontage bungalow with total width 62 ft features a left pinasa and right sleeping porch, central main porch, and a sunlit living dining area. The 10 ft by 85 ft living space sits opposite a brick fireplace, with a sleeping porch and large first floor bedroom and bath, plus four second floor rooms. Built in Washington fir with Mission style and plain finish, it includes a full basement, plastered grid siding, and heating plumbing valued at 4000 dollars. A Monument to Abraham Lincoln is planned in Washington along the Fo.
Weavy luggage caspa offers light weight and low cost for women taking short summer trips. The article praises lightweight straw and rattan carriers to ease hand carrying and reduce strain from heavy bags, noting comfort and practicality for female travelers.
South Carolina growers show rising tea production with expert medal recognition. Over twelve thousand pounds of tea have been prepared and await market impact as tea cultivation expands beyond previous limits.
The article outlines advancements in cut glass making in the United States over recent years. It details processes from roughing with soft steel wheels to fine grinding with sandstone and carborundum, finishing with polishing in hydrofluoric acid and vitriol, producing bright, sharp, resilient lead glass pieces.
An report notes aviation funds exceed five hundred thousand dollars last year used in experiments to perfect military aircraft. It mentions a dual operable system with two pilots, and nine British made versus six French manufactured planes among fifteen owned by the government. Claude Grahame White retires from flying to focus on manufacturing new machines. The British government backs passenger transport plans as motor vehicles dominate London streets at ninety two percent.
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