Frock Making Note in Cherry Red Fabric Widths
Fragmentary fashion note describes material in cherry red and a 36 inch width for a frock. Mentions measurement four and a half perhaps inches. Lacks clear dates people or organizations.
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Newspaper
Clearfield Herald
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary fashion note describes material in cherry red and a 36 inch width for a frock. Mentions measurement four and a half perhaps inches. Lacks clear dates people or organizations.
A garbled excerpt discusses fabrics for cotton and plain colored ratines, describing comfortable sponges and accessories. References to tiny bonnets, hats, and decorative brims appear amid unclear phrases about wearers and styles.
In this excerpt from Einar Mikkelsen's book Lax in the Arctic the sun returns after a 20 month polar night. The narrative recalls the ascent of the sun over the sea, the crew's awe, and the moment when light drives away darkness as they witness a sunward chase and a fiery, worshipful sunrise.
A historical note from James' Gazette recalls costly tips to cooks in noble dinners. Lord Wour declines Duke of Ormond's hospitality over tipping, while Lord Txafe polices the door to curb gifts. Sir Timothy Waldo ends the practice by rewarding cooks with a coin after a Newcastle dinner.
An eastern alienist told the Mental Mypiene society that if worry could be eliminated the number of our insane would be decreased by 40 percent. The diagnosis, while simple in concept, is hard to apply, with remedies involving drugs and mental suggestion. Economists and sociologists are seen as key to addressing underlying causes and improving insanity statistics.
A fragmentary note on Nelson from English Harbor Antigua and an overhead picture gallery scene near the Persian Gulf. The letter laments absence and salt spray, while the gallery description details a border town scene with Persian Gulf imagery and Bombay bazaar vibes.
The note quotes King George of Greece reflecting that royalty breeds fatigue as others watch. He adds his heir grew weary of ritual duties and the tiresome cycle of pomp and pins. This compact statement hints at royal weariness amid public scrutiny.
Filings of tom or Marmeleds and baked goods described for an afternoon tea. Tiny biscuits with fruit fillings, cinnamon hints, and crusty edges are suggested, plus drop batter variants for small patty cups. Delicate crusts, honey or cream cheese spread, and optional lobster or chicken fillings are noted as crowd pleasers.
A fashion note describes a modish outfit with a yellow sulpher hue and black velvet belt, alongside practical wicker baskets for baby travel. It highlights a range of travel aids from bottles and feeding gear to temperature controls and accessories priced around fifty dollars in the era.
A fragmented voice outlines a quirky method for living focused on freshness, simplicity, and usefulness. The text muses on forgetting the past and future, and hints at friendships guiding one toward better seeing life.
A jumble of quoted religious rites and scholarly notes depicts a ceremony where a ring is exchanged and a blessing sought, followed by musings on Law's Serious Call and Johnson. It touches on Fleet Street opinion, Oxford law study, and praise from Wesley, Whitefield, and critics, alongside an odd Keswick megalith census claim by locals and mathematicians.
Fragmentary OCR describes a coastal maritime tragedy near Cape May involving a pilot boat during March. A shipwreck or capsizing event is noted with a rescue party and sounds of activity from the wreck site. Details are garbled but indicate a crew involved and events occurring at sea.
A garbled London Espress piece from theTurkish Stampa era discusses stamp imagery and postal constraints. It notes Turk postage stamps lack pictures and reference to a treaty from 1905. The text is fragmentary with multiple garbles and unclear context.
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