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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
9
Immense weights and red hot metal are handled by an electro magnet on a steam crane. A ship unloads iron pigs onto a quay and the magnet lifts six to ten at a time, depositing them into railway trucks. The crane switches off and the pigs stay in place, enabling 10 000 pound loads and safer handling of hot castings.
A gardener explains a bed of flowers that change color through the day. He names species such as mutuable phlox hibiscus mutabilis lantala cheiranthus chameleo gladiolus versicolor and cornea scandens and notes color shifts from blue to pink white to rose to red and other vivid transitions.
Premier Clemenceau issued a public stand opposing official sainthood for Joan of Arc in France. He allowed civic ceremonies for Orleans commemorations but banned religious worship, citing secular progress and church-state separation. The move sparked strong protests among peasants who revered the patron heroine.
In a Naples area cemetery a 1905 burial was exhumed after a year to place the remains in a mortuary chapel. The coffin yielded only a skull wrapped in straw and experts say the skull was torn from the body. Police found bones pulverized for necromancy rites by superstitious villagers.
A historical description explains a bark or fire drill using a soft dry wood block with a center hole. A hardwood rod sits inside and is spun rapidly by hand or a cord pulled alternately to create friction and heat.
A collie on the farm signals dinner by ringing a porch bell. The dog watches the cook, signals readiness by fetching the rope and ringing the bell for the workers to come in. This shows notable intelligence observed by a Chicago Tribune report.
Judge Burke approves veterinarian appointments in western districts as satisfactory, outlining coverage and service continuity for regional offices. The ruling notes steady caseload management and ongoing oversight by state officials.
The Wochenblatt in Groningen Zurich Switzerland blends Liberal conservative andSocial Democrat content. Pages 1 2 favor Liberals while pages 3 4 host Socialists and both sides trade strong criticisms.
A discussion on choosing the title A Porous Plaster for a new play. The speakers speculate the name aimed to be memorable and eye catching rather than merely descriptive.
Eva notes the beauty doctor called my ears shells and Edna replies it sounds like a shell game trick. They joke about the remark in the beauty parlor setting.
Ezra Winrow-lib never sees the like of the storekeeper in Canniff’s Mills He never gets what you call for yet offers something jest as good Silas Strubble says Ezra’s nature shows it even when his country called for him during the Rebellion he sent a substitute Puck
A claim that even the land hailed as free carries tax obligations for owners, highlighting tensions between property rights and government levies.
The piece cautions guests to avoid taking sides in family feuds among women and men. It warns that sympathy toward an apparent victim entangles outsiders and urges tact. Diplomacy is presented as the fairest path since every side has some merit.
This article describes a simple brocade fan bag with satin lining and silk cord trim designed to prevent lost fans. It suggests wearing it with evening dress, notes portability for theater or train travel, and mentions adding a sachet of powder for a light perfume.
A wall pocket design saves floor space by storing a pair of shoes in a compact, decorative holder. Made from strong cardboard and covered with serge or silk, it features a ribbon border, edge binding, and a top loop with a matching bow for easy hanging on the wall.
A Vogue description highlights vivid color coordination in hats and gowns. A Chinese pink Marquisette dress features plisse silk, crab blue satin trimming, bias brettes, and a matching lace bodice, with dyed lace armlets and a lace neckband enhancing the refined ensemble.
A pale mauve cloth in light weights tops fashionable gowns for cool days with coral pink and blue shades. Olga cloth returns with satin finish and luster suited to long graceful lines of this season. Plain skirts best display fine materials and colors in soft folds, making summer gowns a delight for those who love clothes for clothes sake.
A Paris correspondent reports an elegant Place Vendome ensemble in pale yellow mousseline with wide black stripes. A white mousseline fichu folds inside the draped bodice, mauve satin bust knot, striped girdle showing only black stripes, and embroided lace finished sleeves with chiffon undersleeves.
A Parisienne adds a small linen or fine tulle ruche to edge collars for a becoming finish. It is easily changed, offering a simple update to haute style.
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