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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
7
In a school outing the master recalls tossing a silver dollar to a rock while Sammie challenges him. The teacher claims he still could throw farther. Sammie asks to prove it at home to his mother who wonders how far a dollar travels.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a prisoner speaking to a Sip dean about remaining years and missed chances beyond bars. The garbled text hints at a discussion of freedom, work, and the lure of outside life despite confinement. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented item notes American made shirts worn by men of the better chase in Vera Crus. The text includes dated phrases about consent and offense and mentions widows and spinsters. The passage reads as a murky opinion piece or editorial fragment with period language.
A vintage fashion note describes hand painted parasols on dull blue taf feta with purple black designs, and plain parasols decorated to look expensive. It highlights smocks in georgette with embroidered wool accents, a Cossack style, and jersey weaves for port wear in late summer or early fall.
The wearer should match a garment with a plain wool skirt and begin wardrobe preparation early. Fall styles are settled, enabling simple dresses and blouses for school wear to be created using next season specifications.
A colorful wedding scene features bridesmaids in rainbow hues. The vivid palette highlights coordinated gowns and themed bouquets, creating a celebratory atmosphere with emphasis on fashion choices and decorative details.
Polka dot designs appear in Washington society with outfits ranging from navy duck frocks with organdie inserts to Georgette dresses in white and pink dot patterns. Mrs Arthur Capper and other figures wear blue Georgette and white dot ensembles, topped by small toques, as social events feature dotted patterns and vivid accessories.
A fashion note describes fair lustrous gowns in uniform design with varied adornments and rain bow party dresses among younger girls. It highlights a trousseau set from a vanart shop featuring lingerie and decorative home items in a pastel rainbow palette of green yellow ivory white and shell pink.
Advice on selecting travel outfits in dark fabrics. Recommends silks like taffeta and crepe varieties, favors dark matte fabrics over dulling charmeuse, notes crepe de chine heaviness and warmth, suggests madeiras embroidery and light batiste guimpe as stylish additions.
Cool morning frocks described for 8 summer hotel wear and afternoon home use. They feature tinted dotted Swiss fabric, cuff collars, beamed embroidery, white raven or gwiee sesh embroidery, and dainty designs with lavender bows.
A renowned bird enthusiast once got close to flamingos in a swamp using a disguised contraption. He observed the birds feeding, with hundreds rushing in air and females covering themselves as males displayed plumage. The encounter yielded detailed notes on flamingo behavior and mating displays.
A court hearing features a department headwriting expert questioned by the defense attorney about handling a sample. The expert, Mr Eisenechianel, is pressed to identify a writing sample and denies familiarity with the alleged naletake, while the attorney pushes for a record on the matter.
A fragmented pasted text shows garbled dialogue and advertisements from a vintage paper. It includes a quip about weather, a jocular interaction with names like Rum Midge, and an ad for Caticara Soap claiming complexion benefits. The piece ends with a snippet about Mins Smarty listening to Jones, noting she found him entertaining.
A Washington letter describes towel making from an old guide, detailing patterns for durable towels. It discusses yarn choices, lengths, color options, and decorative finishes, offering practical instructions for loom or crochet work and care guidance.
Colored handkerchiefs in lavender pink yellow and bee whitish tones are showcased. The dainty items are well stitched and aimed at women who appreciate refined handkerchiefs.
A fragment describes new styled frocks for young girls with straight chemi ne features and a row sash tied at the hips. The outfits mirror tailored frocks seen on earlier lines, highlighting a fresh form and feminine detailing.
Unclear OCR reads fragmentary reference to medicine hall and station and a Reston Transcript mention. No coherent event or names clearly readable.
Fragmentary notes recount a woman’s worry over debility while a husband’s travels hint at misdeeds. A route to Camp Vike in Arkansas includes coded exchanges with a young Chattanooga woman. A camp quarantine and strange “Special toes” remark follow as disjointed fragments.
Fragmentary OCR passage warns of kidney weakness but is heavily garbled with nonstandard characters and broken phrases. The readable bits mention remedies and a historic charter, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities are present.
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