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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
3
The advertisement claims their coal is good fuel with bright flame and economical lasting quality. It promises quick delivery of any quantity in desired size or kind and urges customers to see them for steam coal during the cold days.
A how to guide on affordable fan decoration using Japanese whalebone sticks and silk spreads. It covers needlework and watercolor methods, frame mounting, edge securing, and refreshing old spreads to create elegant, personalized fans for daily wear.
A simple house dress described in silk and cotton, with a dot pattern on the surface. The creamy tan fabric is accented by tea-stained imitation filet lace and green olive velvet ribbon, teamed with a kimono bodice and short sleeves for casual wear.
A fragmentary note on sleeve designs and coat styles from a fashion column. The Dry Goody Hoonomist describes sleeves varying from extended shoulder lines and set-in kimote to neon accents and wrist frill details.
A city summer tale unfolds as two girls with blue eyes and fall hats discuss a summer spent apart. One boasts of romantic escapades at the lake while the other reveals Harold, a devoted suitor, waited back home. The exchange hints at secrets and tangled affections.
A garbled text fragment shows discussions of workers leaving a firm to marry. The passage mentions many girls leaving their jobs for marriage and a lingering concern about replacements. The wording is incomplete and unclear.
The report by Monroe Kirk, retiring president, notes a successful meeting at the agricultural college with over ninety youths from various counties. Activities included tours of barns, a choir, horse and dairy talks, engineering demonstrations, baseball leagues, a milk test, and a Friday business meeting that elected officers Percy Bridgerage, Irene Standt, Jessie Jompson, and Walter Smith, closing the 1911 institute.
Harriet and Arthur Brainard hosted a large Leap Year party with many friends. Girls escorted the boys. two contests were held. Pearl Webster and Mr. Wolverton won the flower contest, while Hazel McKay wrote the best proposal and James Torbet won the boys' answers. Refreshments followed as guests departed, with a long list of attendees including Pearl Webster, Hazel McKay, James Torbet, Arthur Powell, and others.
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