14 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
1
The fragmentary report lists a sporting event with teams or skaters and mentions a skating competition. It names individuals like Mor, Franky, and Wa. The text is garbled but indicates a meet or match date around November 13 and a sequence of falls or results amid a legal or official note.
Fragmented report mentions Derby and Leydna events, with references to Meillie and Leyden, deaths, and matches near Liverpool. It notes defensive work and a list of players or teams including McGrath and Conas War Rent, plus a reference to Centralia and a case in November.
The American Federation of Labor delegates at its Minneapolis convention outlined political aims without forming a distinct party. They urged labor friendly candidates, reported campaign totals of 8006.89 in funds, 8744.11 spent with 222.78 unspent, and discussed international union interchange and allied support efforts amid ongoing campaigns.
Fragmentary text describes hand sewing, limited use of sewing machines, and the evolution of fabric makers. References to color perception, misleading advertising, and a contrast between manual and mechanized processes, suggesting a historical view of clothing production and industry rhetoric.
Mayor announces an official test in two days of the new South Side pumping station. After two days of running, the plant maintains reservoir level with either station shut down, and shows capacity of 2,000,000 gallons per day at 70 psi, pending demonstration of full specifications.
A fashion item feature describes neck pieces in fur, detailing imperials and neckwear trends. It highlights mink and fox boas as stylish investments for varied outfits and weather, with descriptions of wearing methods and decorative options.
The ad claims PazO Ointment soothes and cures any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 14 days or money back. It asserts rapid relief and a full refund if not successful.
In this era of extravagance, remaining furs become stylish for women who must economize. The piece suggests repurposing coat scraps into trims for gowns, fur buttons on chiffon, shoulder accents for evening wear, and creative uses like braid tassels. It notes trends include Russian furs, sable, ermine, and chinchilla, with luxury options for those who can afford them.
The piece notes fur is paired with cloth velvet chiffon and lace, with braid as a key trim. Suede and chamois appear in fur ensembles. Evening wear favors long tail coats with cape-like shoulders, while day wear shows shorter coats pony jackets Etons and pelero styles. Grace Margaret Gould.
Report from the governor’s meeting notes tentative endorsements and shifts among Condy Edwards and Elliot for key posts, with Condy likely heading Ways and Means while Edwards and Elliot weigh judiciary or insurance chairs. Ellat and Edwards withdraw from the speakership race as governors’ influence prevails.
A rough summary notes that fur fashion is shifting away from sheer fur pieces toward trimmed garments. It cites the Russian pony and tile mink as examples, with critiques of overfitting and rising costs. The piece comments on evolving tastes and the impact on fur use and recognition.
A garbled note suggests candidates may declare for governor’s nonbinding preference to guide race dynamics. Mentions announced and potential candidates, with unclear details and a rental notice inserted about a bedroom in a Royem home near East Yard Duke of Charles.
A physician markets a specialized treatment claiming superiority over all others in the city, offering personal supervision of every case and urging investigation of practical results. The ad emphasizes nervous, blood and skin diseases as targeted specialties and asserts originality of methods.
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