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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1912

Page

14

The Woman Who Works and Her Clothes

The article notes business attire for women workers emphasizing simple designs and practical fabrics. It highlights plain hats, minimal trimming, short skirts for ease and weather, and a focus on fit and professionalism over ornate outfits.

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Parisian Fancies Influence Children’s Frocks and Accessories

Paris fashion prompts wool embroidery on children's frocks and changeable taffeta suited suits with minimal trim. Red house dresses soften with black satin or gilt embroidery while evening slippers showcase buckles and rhinestone accents. Orchids violets and perfume top artificial bouquets as mai be used with velvet dresses and cherry red mousseline. Figures of monkeys appear as umbrella handles on canes and parasols.

Ashion Red House

Justwed Bargain Fight Over 69 Cent Pajamas

Homer Justwed battles bargain humor over a 69 cent pajama sale at the store. Mia Justwed pushes the deal and the clerk’s jokes highlight class and gender tensions. Homer buys three pairs but finds they are ill fitting. The pair argue about value and comfort, ending with renewed demand to shop alone.

Homor-dear Mia Mra Justwed Walt Homer-dear Mra. J Mr. J Homer Blossom Hie Homer-denur Isle Mre. J Mr. Justwed Mrs. J Carvel Calvert Hall

In Their Best Bibs and Tuckers for Little Ones

A survey of current infant millinery and wardrobes notes a shift toward refined yet playful styles. Designers blend adult elegance with childlike touches, featuring lace trims, fur accents, and varied shapes from bonnets to caps, with white fur and ermine common and gingham patterns in dress patterns and ready made kits.

Turkish toweling trims fashion with velvetlike sheen

Turkish toweling becomes a popular trimming for gowns and sleeveless jackets. It is smoother and colored like the cloth, with elaborate embroidery giving it the look of uncut velvet.

Leap Year in Business and the Duty of Initiative

A humorous essay urges young men to stop waiting for fortune and instead pursue opportunity in business. It contrasts old idle fantasies with modern industry, urging proactive effort, daily work, and self-reliance to win success and the hand of Fortune.

Horace Micawborn Mter Tle Thay Mair Captainee Elofieo Damesworth

Colonial design home listed at 4500 dollars

A four bedroom Colonial style house designed by architect Chas Sedgwick priced at 4500 dollars. The plan features a broad front, living and dining rooms with wide French windows, a reception den, a second floor with four chambers, a single central chimney, and a full basement. Exterior cement stucco and hardwood interior with stained trim.

Chas 8S Sedgwick Min

Hamburg Court Rules Pearl Goes to Purchaser's Companion

In a historic Hamburg ruling a pearl found in an oyster is awarded to the man who paid for the oysters, not the young woman finder or the restaurant owner. The contestant who supported her claim relinquished the pearl to her, reflecting romance and law's quirks.

Supreme Court Hamburg Germany

Taught To Swim Without Water

German schools teach swimming without water using a belt and overhead pulleys. Pupils practise breast stroke motions while suspended, reducing fear of dunking. New York is claimed to be the growing moving picture center of the world.

Chool Germany New York Moving Picture Center

Homicide Rates Across Nations Stir Debate

A historical note states the US averages about nine thousand murders annually with less than two percent facing legal penalties. It compares homicide rates per million inhabitants across Italy Germany France Great Britain and Ireland, referencing a G7 context and noting the US leads in this grim tally.

United States Italy Germany France Great Britain Ireland

New Use for Guinea Pigs in Lawn Care

English experiment with guinea pigs as lawn mower substitutes claims small animals can mow a lawn better than regular mowers. The new system has been adopted for golf links, highlighting a quirky use of animals in turf maintenance.

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