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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
7
Paris fashion notes new neckwear blends lace fur and velvet with shadow lace frills and vest effects. Skunk fur edges and tucked tulle create dramatic collar lines while white mousseline and Irish lace finish with corded alik and bright cerise ties.
The sketch highlights seal brown plush hats with melon shaped crowns and narrow rolling brims. Plumes drape to emphasize a long back to front line while a second velvet crown hat features a rolling brim and white feather band.
The piece argues that modern hostesses should rely on varied entertainment at gatherings. It notes popular guests who can sing or dance, and suggests those without musical gifts find other entertaining methods, since attentive listening is less valued than in the past.
Guidance on affordable school attire stresses functional undergarments, modest shopping, and avoiding excess early. It advises a reasonable clothing allowance, delaying purchases, and matching local student norms as the girl grows into her needs.
Fragmentary text notes a fashion related item with references to waist measurements and apparel terms. The readable portion hints at a discussion of waistline styles or tailoring but lacks clear specifics or structured facts.
The finest emeralds come from the Muzo mines in Boyaca Colombia, seventy miles north west of Bogota. Worked since 1658 by an English company with government partnership, emeralds lie in calcite veins in carboniferous limestone and are graded into fifteen classes by color transparency size flaws. Indians dig banks to expose veins and send stones to sorting sheds for grading.
Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and fatigue. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he regained strength. He endorses the remedy and notes continued faith in it. Adv notices offer Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo New York mail order and household hints and recipes.
A Indianapolis News item recounts a scene where a clairvoyant posing as a Hindoo is confronted by collector Mike O Connor. The bill prompts a torrent of crude English, prompting Mike to quip about his Hindoo ancestry and streetwise Indians Avenue.
A humorous remark advising husbands to stock a set of ready-made excuses for daily situations. It uses a light casual tone common to witty columns and brief social guidance.
Recipes describe German style wrapped round steak with pickle and bacon, browned then simmered with bay leaf. Also included are chocolate cookies with brown sugar butter sour milk and flour, bran muffins, and peanut butter fudge with raisin touch.
A compact excerpt of traditional recipes includes Chili Con Carne with mixed meats and beans, Hot Tamales using chicken broth and cornmeal mush, and Pear Salad with cream cheese and maraschino cherries. Each method emphasizes slow cooking, seasoning, and decorative presentation.
Dr. Vincent Liorente, physician to the Spanish royal household, has returned home after a two months study of methods used in American institutions for the deaf and dumb. He was sent by the queen of Spain to collect data regarding these schools.
OCR snippets show incoherent phrases about boxt, freak, bapachos, leaves, and an emer left over. No discernible event or names to anchor a proper news item.
Bluffera storms into the club, slams his hat on a table, and laments kicking a man out of his house. He learns the stranger pursued his mother in law, not his daughter, prompting deep self reproach.
The report notes broom corn receipts totaling about 16 cars with most described as cleaned and baled. A separate exchange includes a witty Dartmouth Jack o Lanterns dialogue about weddings and marriage, contrasting big and small ceremonies.
A brief quip reflects on Senator Aver age and the idea of trust. The exchange notes fidelity to trust and questions whether the name of the trust should be mentioned. The items read as wry commentary or a satirical aside in a historical context.
A humorous exchange contrasts a formal neighbor who borrows flour with two cards and a mock medical ad for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The text includes caricatures about manners and a crude line about a red man and hairpins, reflecting period humor with stereotypes.
An odd fragmented ad suggests a bargain event offering cheap smiles for a nickel. The readable text is unclear on product details, dates, or seller identity.
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