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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
3
Paris fashion story notes a rose colored faille classique ensemble. It features a short waisted bodice with winged cream lace sleeves and pink chiffon garniture. A full straight skirt in crein daphne stik is plaited at the bottom, with a second faille classique skirt gathered over it and cut in deep dolrts.
The article describes varied blouse fashions emphasizing fine stitchery and tucking, high collars, and chemisette frillings. It notes lace, plastrons, two-material combinations, complex buttoning, and decorative borders on collars and cuffs, with white, tan accents and emergent trims like embroidery and patent leather pipings.
A dated guide warns against sobbing in the sickroom and stressing a patient with questions about illness. It advises tact, avoiding crowds of depressing visitors, and ensuring the patient feels welcome, then outlines proper calling hours for well and social women in cities and towns.
The article advises cleaning white garments, especially white wool, with common black magnesia. Rub it into the fabric on a table, roll up the item, and lay it away for several days. Shake out, brush, and your whites will look like new, saving trips to the dry cleaner.
Tse boiled fish and cut it into one half inch cubes. Butter a cupful of bread crumbs and place in well buttered ramekins. Layer shredded fish, chopped almonds, and fish. Cover with tomato sauce and breadcrumbs. Bake in hot water for fifteen minutes. Serve hot with parsley garnish.
Ralph Townsend, wounded protecting his brother Edgar at a Spanish line, becomes paraplegic. Edgar, torn between duty and love, watches Edith Payne fall for Ralph. Edith marries Ralph, remains faithful as he dies ten years later. Edgar never marries, living in perpetual bachelorhood while Edith becomes his memory.
A storyteller recalls the King Midas legend and his golden touch. He explains how flowers in the garden turned to gold and later reverted, except for a single golden flower in a corner that remains gleaming. The tale links goldenrod to the old myth, reminding readers of the fable’s lasting mark.
A playful puzzle piece explains a saying You are a brick describing how a king claimed his army were the city walls. The ambassador learns every man is a brick and that defense rests on soldiers surrounding the city rather than stone walls.
A collection of puns and wordplay jokes. The riddles compare tunnel and ear trumpet, dove at the ark, phrenology soldiers, stockings and feet, czar and beggar, using misspellings and malapropisms for humor. The tone is antiquated and chatty, typical of a period puzzle page.
In a Philadelphia record fragment two robins perch high in an apple tree and sing of a bright spring. The verse shifts to a cautionary note as boys take green eggs, robbing their spring, in a playful yet eerie scene.
Beheaded I am a planet curtailed an organ of the body Leave off my last four letters and I am a pronoun leave off the last two and listen behead that I am an organ of the body leave off the first two and last letters and I become something to study My whole is pleasant to gather around What is it Answer Hearth
The American Tract Society celebrates its ninety fifth anniversary this year with vast output across 178 languages and dialects totaling 71 142 000 copies. Colportage has reached nearly 100 million people with 60 900 000 churchgoers not attending services touched since the program began. 18 400 000 family visits and 17 820 000 volumes distributed. A new Spanish hymnal is published and a 1916 Panama conference is planned to extend literature in Latin America. The federation of U S Christian groups aims for united action through the Federal Council of Churches. Also noted is a resignation to edit church documents by Rev Charles E B Corwin for the Collegiate Reformed Church of New York, with minutes compiled in three volumes. Bible ignorance among students prompts concern over biblical literacy.
The first horse drawn rail cars ran between Ling and Budweis in Austria by 1827. The Paris to Saint Germain line opened in 1895, after a Paris Versailles crash in 1842. Belgium began a national network in 1880, with Prussia in 1835 and Austria Hungary in 1888. The Paris Rouen trunk line opened in May 1843.
Corpell Witow notes a humorous exchange about debt and humility. The text sketches a playful dialoque between two characters, one claiming debt and the other downplaying the sting. The moment centers on informal banter and social tact.
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