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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
3
The article discusses stylish ladies shoes for the season in brown kid and canvas. It highlights white and black color pairings as desirable, with minimal flamboyant adornment. A new low buttoned boot rises in popularity, describing its modest height and brown kid trim.
Aime style is carried in white with black trimmings. Dark brown suede pumps with a slim edge binding and tiny bow appeal. Brown silk stockings paired with a brown costume complete the charming look. Dotted batue dainty and perfect for girls’ dresses, shown with a bertha and shirred bodice giving a princess effect. Judic Chollet.
An American husband recalls a troubled marriage linked to diplomat Oxenhoff amid a Moscow to St. Petersburg visit during a 1917 revolution. Bombs erupt as they attempt to reach Oxenhoff’s home, with violence blocking the street and the wife in danger as chaos unfolds during their cross border journey.
Fashion notes describe dressy day and evening frocks for misses. detachable yokes convert the gown for evening wear and a pencil skirt with side panels, tucks, and a simulated flounce. fabrics include figured silk net chiffron and lace trims with green satin accents and crystal dewdrops.
A man recalls a perilous escape during a siege, dodging bullets to reach a vestibule. He joins a plan to rescue women and children, signaling through a window as bullets whiz by. He is wounded but reaches safety with help from revolutionary foes and a perilous dash across back yards. His wife demonstrates courage during the ordeal.
The piece discusses European eating patterns with emphasis on a light noon meal versus a heavy midday dish, citing Dr. Martinet and recommending a substantial breakfast, a light noon meal, and a later square dinner. It also covers cleaning a sickroom with ammonia in warm water to reduce dust and dirt.
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