The Seashore Girl Cap Description
Nell wears a silk rose cap with long rear ties drawn under the bed and tied in front in a bow. A silk visor flap on the front can be turned down over the eyes to shade them.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
7
Nell wears a silk rose cap with long rear ties drawn under the bed and tied in front in a bow. A silk visor flap on the front can be turned down over the eyes to shade them.
Mrs Waldorf Astor famed for strong ties to her Devonshire constituency after many speeches in two days. Mrs Frank B Tracy honored with gold gift for fifteen years of service to the Shut in society of Boston. Ogontz school changes hands for 500000 dollars on 200 acres from Jay Cooke estate to Miss Abby A Sutherland. Ohio State women pledge no more slang led by Dean Caroline Breyfogle seeking a new name for the gab room with a five dollar offer.
The article advises including onepiece frocks in summer wardrobes made of light cottons and linens. It highlights sheer cotton crapes and embroidered marquisette bodices with bolerolike waist extensions, plus skirts of cotton crape, and notes affordable shop options or home sewing. A more elaborate garden party model is also described.
A simple mix of corn starch with cold water helps lightly stiffen delicate laces and veils. The method smooths the fabric and works well on sheer materials used for neckwear and muslin apparel.
A man pitches piano installments to a housewife who first rejects him but then lets him in. He is locked in a dim hall with five crying children who set records for noise. After an hour he is released and leaves as she resumes washing.
The text argues happiness hinges on how people behave toward you from breakfast to work. Your conduct, communications, and actions influence others’ days, and you largely control how your own days feel. Personal power to shape daily happiness rests with you.
The lyre bird is the largest and most handsome song bird in Australia. Its winter song is heard more than in summer. It has an elegant tail shaped like an ancient lyre and, while singing, spreads its tail over its head and droops its wings. It imitates other birds and even sounds like tools. Its own song is loud and full.
A cancer hospital doctor warns constant irritation can trigger cancer such as warts or lumps on skin. A tear not treated or a sharp tooth edge may cause cancerous growths. He notes cancer tissue is highly active and cites a lab mouse with cancer cells alive from thirteen years ago.
The London Globe explains that a yeoman is a man who farms his own land and is not a servant. He owns a freehold and can hold his head high, with ancient families still tilling the same soil for centuries.
A bee master instructs a pupil on how to remove a sting by turning the bee, noting the spirally barbed sting will unscrew in a specific direction. The dialogue highlights practical etiquette and knowledge about handling bee stings.
A quotation from I Hiller argues that the core evil in music lies in reproducing it through performance. He contrasts learning to read music with reading words and notes that Beethoven sonatas would rival Schiller poems in popularity if reading music were as easy as reading prose.
In a witty exchange Miss A notes Mr. Comeleigh appeared inclined toward marriage yet Miss B remarks he has faced many rejections and has moved on. The humor underlines social expectations and the suiter's repeated declines.
A brief item notes a child named Willie with a parent remark about hoisting a safe down trees and caution to avoid the safe side, reflecting a short humorous exchange in Boston Transcript style.
A compact note urges perseverance and forward motion, advising readers to push past setbacks and keep faith in progress. The line uses a devotional cadence to encourage resilience and ongoing effort.
Detailed list of commissioner salaries allowances and office expenses for July 1913, naming Leroy Sanders, Saine, William B. Gray, Win H. Thompson, Oscar Phebus, and other officials. Includes salaries, per diems, travel, and various county department costs. totals appear for auditors, treasurer, recorder, sheriff, co assessor, coroner, health, attorney, and board expenses.
Trustee of Mill Creek Township Fountain County Indiana invites bids at his home office by 2 PM for classes 1 and 2 or more. Bids must describe offered goods enable evaluation and may cover multiple classes. Deliveries to Kingman Indiana freight prepaid with bond securing one year at bid prices. Attach Form 1 affidavit and state required by State Board of Accounts. Dated July 11 1913 Joe Starkey Trustee Fulton Township Fountain County Indiana.
The notice urges readers to submit nexus items or articles early to ensure publication. It warns that Wednesdays and Thursdays are busy and presses run Thursday afternoon, so last minute submissions may not print.
A new Wabash road time card takes effect Monday with adjustments for eastbound and westbound trains including No 34 No 2 No 28 No 8 and No 9. Towpath service schedules Attica to Covington adjourned morning and afternoon runs with specific departure and arrival times. Advertise your wants in the Republican for results.
The trustee of Pulton Township Poin tein County Tadiana announces bids opening at the trustee's office on date 26 o'clock for items listed in the notice.
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