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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
8
A young Russian woman of mixed peasant-noble status saves a bridal party from a wolf attack. With a steel ball she destroys the pack, sparing the government official who threatens her with arrest. The group then exiles the official beyond the border as thanks and protection for the savior.
Embroiderers choose single or double thread by fabric fineness and design size. Use single thread for sheer linen or small work to avoid roughness, or split the thread for center shading. For large designs and leaves two strands are common, often entire flowers, with shading toward the center in single thread. Proper needle threading is essential.
The text advises to avoid twisting the silk and instead pull from the skein two threads of exactly the same length and thread the needle with both together to ensure smooth sewing.
A melon centerpiece dessert is described with melon scooped, chilled, filled with a fruit macedoine, melon frappe moistened with syrup, cream star garnish and rose. The piece shifts to a revival of storytelling in country houses with elaborate tales from England and Egypt, naming Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs Jack Gardner as promoters. City Treasurer's Special Notice urges Elkhart taxpayers to settle real estate personal property poll taxes street sewer and sidewalk assessments and cemetery notes. For Sale offers a six room house for 850. Piano tuning by Geo Schaff in Elk hart monthly. The Daily Review 10 cents a week.
A reflection on the impact of a stranger’s simple smile that lifts spirits, offers courage, and brings light to those who are hurting or discouraged.
The D. & C. Line operates weekly trips on the Mackinac division with a special steamer offering sleeping accommodations. The City of St Ignace sails three times a week to Mackinac and the D. & B. Line runs daily cross Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo in luxurious cabins at a fare three dollars lower than all-rail options.
The timetable lists times for the Big Four line with southbound departures at 5 am and 57 am, and northbound departures at 12 05 pm and 4 45 pm. The 9 35 pm service is noted as the last run ending at this station.
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