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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
1
Local business note from Far Wington Enterprise confirms Frank Stapiin as owner of Pavamington New Mentee and signals plans to expand operations. Stakeholders include Peiter Qed and the firm’s leadership outline.
The house shown to tourists as the Capulets palace from Verona, tied to the Romeo and Juliet legend, was completely destroyed by fire. Also notes wireless telephone progress and other varied items from the era.
A manager proposes joint schedules among Atlantic lines to ensure daily sailing from main European ports and fair business share, claiming higher profitability and better passenger service. A Brooklyn swindler known as a crape puller targets grieving families, collecting in advance for non delivered flowers. The Count of Turin promptly pays $100 after an auto accident. Professor Frear discusses 83 breakfast foods for government study. Bible praised as best corporate law resource. American typewriters excel in Grenoble displays. London suffragists are noted.
On a voyage Captain Zingall mesmerizes crew including Capt Bradd who is made to believe he is the ship's skipper. The mate regains his senses after a dramatic night, but confusion lingers as the captain confronts the transformed crew and wife.
An era guide promotes straight silhouettes with padded waists and long straight drops from bust to floor. It cautions on corset lacing to preserve the waist line and warns against hip widening. It notes old fashion revived soutache braided coats and a green broadcloth model with green velvet soutache details.
A crown commission on Ireland's forests urges a major program to raise forest land to one million acres. About 20000 acres would become state forest in rough regions, 600000 acres in small parcels leased to private owners or counties, with Denmark's 1881- onward gains cited as a model.
In the federal district of Rio de Janeiro Brazil 1907 output totaled 202 041 400 matches with 189 650 000 wood and 12 482 000 wax. Stamp revenue stood at 1 218 384 dollars about six tenths of a cent per box. The match tax equals about 1 half dollars per person. Most males smoke cigarettes.
The moment features a massive helio velvet rose worn on hats with petals larger than typical roses. Often two smaller roses flank it with a helio tulle festoon. The design also decorates the bodice and the left hip of gowns, including tunics that cross over to reveal underskirt fabrics.
A column urges reducing facial distortion in younger people focusing on quiet repose over forced piquancy. It argues restless expressions stem from vanity, bad eyesight, or nerves and urges family feedback and discipline to achieve a restful, natural look.
Furs lead the season with fox as the fashion standard and directoire coats. Sleeves shrink modestly while long lines and high necklines dominate bodices. Belts gain elasticity, pillows and muffs reappear, and heavy embroidery on gauze stockings grows popular.
In dress goods fabrics a lively clash unfolds as rough tweeds and soft satin weaves contend for top popularity. Women seek both a tweed suit and a satin gown.
A sketch shows an effective decor method placing many small pictures of equal size around a room just above the dado. Oak ready made frames hold photos or engravings, arranged in a row on a lower beading with a second beading overlapping at the top.
Long sleeves remain essential in dressy blouses with clever designers offering ready-made and material options. Sleeves stay close fitting but feature mousquetaire frills, full length tucks, outside frills, cap effects, and rounded points with tassels. Necklines pair high collars with thick ruching for a fashionable finish.
Simple suggestions help unify spaces with wide arches. A woman guided by them achieves better results. If carpets differ in adjoining rooms, lay a rug over the seam to hide it.
A house decorator offers practical guidance to women on arranging curtains and window treatments in home interiors. The advice emphasizes balance, color coordination, and proper rod mounting to enhance rooms.
The piece explains foot pain from ill fitting shoes and crooked heels. It urges straightened heels to ease walking and avoid ankle strain, describing the discomfort of wearing old shoes with misaligned heels. The tone offers practical care tips for relief.
Oklahoma City man William F Wahlberg testifies that one bottle of Peruna relieved his stomach catarrh more than years of medical care. He says he will continue use and recommends Peruna to readers, noting doctors, sanatoriums, and other remedies failed before this remedy provided relief.
A planter, the only white Republican in his Arkansas area, employs an old Black man named Uncle Reuben who claims his government pension and insists on swearing an oath before a magistrate. Reuben insists the oath must be in front of Squire McCabe, a Democrat, and labels Allen as the notorious Republican.
A Durmid Virginia family recounts a six month battle with severe eczema in a baby girl who suffered total skin loss and oozing. After doctors failed, Cuticura remedies including soap and ointment led to full recovery by age three.
An ancient tale recounts a Roman emperor who built a grand palace and, during foundation work, workers unearthed a gold sarcophagus with three circlets bearing a reflective inscription. The lines express a cycle of expenditure giving keeping possession loss and punishment.
Advertises Mitchells Eye Salve as relief for Panorama headaches caused by rapid gaze shifts from moving pictures and travel. Claims external application to the eyes relieves burning sensations and is used by automobilists. For sale everywhere. 256.
In a witty exchange, Mrs Knicker questions how to respond when a man damages a dress. Mrs Becker retorts by noting the domestic dynamic around payment. The quip highlights money as a social touchstone in the humorous vignette from Harpers Bazar.
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