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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
3
A sketch demonstrates border embroideries on sheer white voile frocks with coral and white border designs. The design features a soft one piece blouse with clung lace trims, elbow sleeves, a round collar, coral button row, and a tunic skirt with cut-out border and gathers for fullness.
A description notes two blouses attached to a Bet foundation with satin sashes in black or coral. The sash may feature a Marge loop at the back and mentions a washing ton Gtar.
A London Queen note praises summer frock fabrics like voile and washing crepons for thin wear and smart appearance. It highlights handkerchief type dresses in plain cambric or bullete with colored edges, versatile with simple accessories for casual or formal occasions.
A tan epongé coat suit features a white collar and turned back cuffs in the same material. A broad stiff black velvet belt defines the blouse fullness, with a surplice style closure above the belt. Black velvet with buttonholes accents the white collar while the plain skirt carries three deep, knee‑to‑hem tucks.
Fragrant gift ideas describe gilded and uncolored bankets each holding a bottle of delicate perfume, decorated with a ribbon bow or a bouquet of flowers, presented as welcome tokens.
Pale blue silk and cotton garments for a white girl feature trimmed sleeves, a black velvet gash, a round yoke, plaited frilling, a four round collar and machine embroidery. Practical tips for keeping hands soft include nightly washing with soap, soft nail brushing, cocoa butter, olive oil, and gentle nail care using cotton wool and hydrogen peroxide for stains.
A description outlines square necks cut to the bust line with soft chiffon or net folds, paired with necks either round, square, or reshaped. It highlights ruched plaited lace or net and an original gown note describing a lace fall at the middle back from an up standing jabot worn behind.
A short note describes Pretty Grassiere showcasing a pretty brassiere made from adjustable straps intended for evening wear. The piece highlights adjustable elements as a stylish feature for formal attire.
Oklahoma's seventh annual Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition in Oklahoma City runs September 23 to October 4. The event promises a grand display of beef cattle horses sheep and swine with open and class divisions plus branders of heavy horses and beef cattle. Strong breeders and pure-bred herds are expected to boost values as favorable agricultural conditions aid the exhibit.
Data from the Iowa State Fair results show 166 children aged 12 to 36 months examined. Boys averaged taller and heavier, but girls scored higher on head and face symmetry and psychological tests. The report notes weight and measurement trends by age and uses statistics to guide infant care in Oklahoma.
The article recounts George Whiteoff, a notorious bigamist, alleged to have between 60 and 500 marriages, with many estimates centering near 100. It notes a notable 7 marriages in one week and recalls a large fire he caused years earlier.
The pearl fisheries of Ceylon in the Gulf of Mannar near Morichchukkaddi have ceased producing since 1007. The famed beds once near the shore are no longer productive and the pearls are scarce in the region.
Three miners attacked a fourth in a gallery a half mile underground at Hothane France. The attacked man killed one and wounded another before he was slain. The mine alarm sounded and the attackers were arrested.
An instruction fragment describes inserting an awl between the inner leather and sole with the machine off to release squeaks. The garbled text indicates a boot repair technique but lacks complete steps or context.
A young girl employed as an amanuensis by a society woman quits after daily quarrels between the couple. When asked why she leaves she quips that the lady needs not an assistant but a war correspondent.
Fragmentary line reflects a philosophy on understanding enemies. It argues that revealing each man’s sorrow and suffering can disarm hostility. The text prompts reflection on empathy as a tool for peace.
The ad touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons from Arkansas as a gentle remedy for constipation and poisons in the bowels, claiming they tone the liver, clean the bowels, and restore energy with a few days of use. Includes price info and a free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Ark.
A doctor cites Postum as superior to coffee and tea after a year of pantry neglect. He reports digestive relief since switching, notes family usage, and urges readers to try the two forms with adjustable strength.
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