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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
9
Guidance on age appropriate coiffures for girls from infancy to mid teens, detailing braids, fringes, bows, ribbons, and caps. Advises practical considerations for growth, hair type, and occasions, emphasizing simple girlish styles and tasteful adornments.
Mr Justwed and his wife meet a striking Colonel Dixie in a Washington hotel lobby. The Colonel impresses Mrs Justwed and Mr Justwed with Southern manners and a dinner story, ordering courses with gusto. A hotel clerk later reveals the Colonel is a professional impersonator, not a genuine Southern figure.
Jewelry fashion notes praise lace work settings for diamonds in open frame platinum with circle of small stones. They forecast four series of new accent pieces, including a drop pendant with face-work jewels and a braid of pearls.
A fashion note describes a change from the popular fringe button earrings to new East inspired pieces. A blue enamel square frame is set with diamonds with a central circle of tiny pearls, signaling evolving styles in jewelry.
Women increasingly favor shoes buckles ornaments and decorative fringes. Intricate bandeaus fringe the ears while crochet trims adorn delicate fabrics. Charmeuse brocaded with velvet flowers appears luxurious and subtle. Larger ornamental bags flaunt brocade plus tassels for evening wear. A pinch of borax in cooked starch stiffens and whitens garments.
Women increasingly abandon pocketbooks for bags with long cords and the latest Jenath style. The prominent bag now measures about a foot long and six inches wide, featuring seven compartments and a large side buttoned flap. Card cases move from the hand to the bag with the long cords.
The article urges practical baby wardrobe decisions, noting that elaborate outfits and excessive trimming fade or tear in laundry. It promotes a one piece layette using a princess slip, petticoat, and dress, with back buttons, plus knitted components, and contrasts bought versus home made items as time and purse allow.
A $5,000 brick veneered house with 82 ft frontage and 36 ft depth features extensive brick exterior, stone window sills, and a wide water table. Interiors include a central vestibule, large wing room, den, dining room with sideboard, kitchen and laundry on the first floor, oak floors, and a two story stair hall with an oriel window. Second floor offers four rooms and a large bath, with attic potential for servants rooms. The design emphasizes economy and commodious family living for a businessman on a modest budget.
The piece analyzes a stubborn, conceited personality likened to a rock of Gibraltar. It advises flattery and yielding to his judgment, making him feel in control, then presenting ideas as if his own to influence weak-willed, vain individuals. Method focuses on diverting confrontation and acting as a subordinate.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the Siberian Railway facing rising operating expenses reaching 144 percent of gross earnings in 1900 129 percent in 1407 and 126 percent in 1998 with a deficit of 4 443 000 and interest on invested capital of 290 292 602.
A fragment reports twelve beedless lemons grown near eHiaite California from wood bud. The piece claims the discovery could revolutionize the fruit business across the Vallad States, and mentions CHE fires seediew Jemona in the text.
A method uses Posidonia Australia weed fibers from southern seas to make cloth. Samples show soft pliable strong wool like curls and easy raw spinning. Dyeing favors most colors except green which stays cloudy. mild bleach prevents fiber tendering. Processing uses long fiber machines. spinners avoid oiling the fiber.
The piece notes Russia's wealth, including gold reserves in St. Petersburg and Moscow, to sustain defense for months. It highlights St Isaac's Cathedral costing 24 million rubles and its marble pillars and malachite columns, while mentioning a midnight curfew for automobiles in Zuriah.
In Galonids Hindabad area permission was given to a firm to extract bricks from abandoned gold mine refuse. Bricks sold for a time until an investigator flagged them as gold rich. Government revoked the privilege and began taking gold from the ancient refuse piles. Local native miners are considered skilled in the process.
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