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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
3
Dress pattern 4207 features a che mi ssette effect, Alice blue veiling with velvet trim, three quarter sleeves, and a fitted waist and skirt with box pleats. Includes size ranges 8 to 14 years, fabric yardage, and pattern details for coats and jackets to create a coordinated wardrobe.
Fashion note outlines the Eton jacket as a leading Incoming season choice. Describes fabrics including gray suitings linen wool and silk blends with velvet collar and cuffs, three-quarter length sleeves as the popular style though longer sleeves are optional. Bulgarian embroideries mentioned as stylish accent.
A historic notice describes an infant’s wrapper in pale blue flannel with hand embroidered collar and cuffs, bishop sleeves, and lapped hem. It notes options in cashmere or flannelette for warmth, with front and back pieces, gathered neck edges, and a belt-like tie.
A lengthy endorsement outlines Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, highlighting Golden Seal and ingredients like Stone root Queen's root and Blood root. It cites authorities such as Ellingwood King and Scudder, praising its use for catarrhal gastritis, bronchial and gastric ailments, and women's disorders, while noting glycerine enhances its action and recommending the preparation. It claims a forty year record, nationwide availability, and availability of a free booklet from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
The fragment notes a wrapper closed with buttons and button holes, mentions proportions like 24% yards 27 and 13% yards 14 inches wide, and cites pattern A808 in a single size. It also states Nericultural laborers in Spay formed a union with 0317 members.
Washington March 23 John F Wallace former Panama Canal chief engineer urged a sea level canal over locks before the Senate canal committee He argued three extra years would suffice even if only zero feet above sea level He estimated cost at 300 million and predicted self funding from receipts like the Suez rate of 10 million annually He opposed the Gatun dam and favored a dam at Gamboa if any dam were built urging Congress to authorize a canal that could convert to sea level without traffic interruption
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