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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
6
An old text outlines ideal bodily proportions for the human form. It specifies measurements and shapes for the head, face, eyes, nose, lips, chin, neck, shoulders, wrists, hands, waist, and limbs, detailing relative lengths and forms to achieve harmony.
The Chicago Chronicle notes Sid, a widower with five children, faced hostility in remarrying. His third proposal succeeded. he wed at the manse, brought his bride home, and introduced her to the family. A child, reacting, asks if she is truly the new mother, declaring she isn’t new. Local printing by The Bulletin.
Vallejo dispatch reports Commander G M Ransom as expert witness at Mare Island on Bennington explosion. He argues Rivets in furnaces were too thin and salt caused by overpressure. He notes crown sheet collapse and top or bottom rivet failure and discusses related shipyard repairs and court proceedings.
A Chicago News fashion note describes new tapestry girdles with ivory or beadwork. Designs feature floral pansies, buckles, and bold back panels. materials include tapestry embroidery, silk and velvet cords, and decorative belts. The piece highlights how fronts open to reveal undergarment details and a trendy fit.
A fragmentary note discusses mothers covering whalebone hooks and protection from titles. It mentions enamel cloth tablecloths that wear well and are easy to clean with a wet cloth or sponge. Descriptions include white and various patterns like blue and brown.
A playful tale follows a hunter who borrows a waddling decoy bird to mislead hunters. The scene shifts as the imitator proves clever, prompting interactions with village folk and a wary return to ordinary life.
Berkeley researchers report a principle by Dr Robertson that nicotine and quinine actions may be controlled and modified by appropriate saline solutions. Experiments at Rudolph Rorekola laboratory tested the idea, noting potential to influence nervous system reactions and plasmodium response. A second University bulletin will follow with further details on these investigations.
The article previews braided whitecloth outfits and white silk southettes with owl motifs, black lace robes, sequined autumn colors, and rainbow dyed plumes. It notes new black silk stockings, red and green embroidery, and pouch blouses while discussing leather trimming, furlike coats, and the evolving silhouette for next winter. It also touches on hats, soft fabrics, and a cautious note about beer selling in America.
A dispersed historical clipping discusses gender roles and social expectations, noting women’s leisure activities and fashion, and recounts anecdotes about notable women. It references Alice Stopford Green, households in the West Indian jungle, and marriage legends tied to aristocracy, peppered with curious trivia.
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