28 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1898
Page
1
Premier Sagasta expresses surprise and indignation at the suggestion to arbitrate. He says such a proposal should be dismissed at this time and vows to pursue Spain's position without compromise.
Madrid papers blame government weakness and warn of April war with the United States over Cuba. Sagasta defends Spain’s sovereignty against arbitration while clerical and military voices urge firm action and national unity. Memorial service honors Frances E Willard with life story and beliefs.
A fashion note surveys the return of short sleeved low neck gowns for social events. Taffeta and chiffon remain favored. silk muslin offers an alternative. An example describes a blush rose taffeta skirt with gathered silk muslin waist, pink ribbon neck finish, bows on shoulder and belt, floor-length ends.
Local column notes social tips and community updates. The editor mentions a valentine supplier, weather remark, measles alert for children, county superintendent Campbell visiting the school, urged cattle and hog management, obituaries for Ed Pruitt in Houston, Bible class for youths, Charley McCord’s two week trip to Madison County, Mrs. Lou Philips visiting near Mt. Nebo, a youth dance at Jackson Hall, and Warren Harrel visiting Seymour.
A mock collage of early 20th century quips and cartoons. Items include financiers courting sugar extraction from debtors, a jab at manners and marriage, and brief exchanges about fashion, voice, and family life across Chicago Town Topics Detroit Free Press and Harlem Life.
The article describes chic winter attire in light cloths with pale gray tan and light blue hues. It notes the difficulty of keeping white and pale dresses clean but praises their smart look and mentions a tan called coffee yellow with a plain tailored style. It also covers a Russian blouse jacket with a large back belt and fur trimming for warmth. A second piece, How He Helped Her, recounts a divorce suit moment where a reporter’s testimony helps a woman's social standing.
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