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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
5
Directions for making a practical vest from Shetland wool using a No 10 bone hook. Chain 12 inches, work double crochet stitches, then five chain and pick front threads to create a softer, elastic fabric. Build to two and a half inches, shape shoulders, armholes, and sleeves with successive rows and single crochet joins.
The article argues that elaborate trimmings aid budget conscious women by enabling affordable fashion. Complex braidings embroidery and tucks can be reproduced by ordinary needlewomen, while good taste and restraint keep outfits suitable for any company.
Guidance for sewing dresses for a small girl noting she will grow, recommend empire waists for four year olds, and advise adding an extra wide hem with an under side tuck that can be released with a long stitch to allow length adjustment.
Hand embroideries enhance tolleta pieces with Parisian flair and rich color touches. New neck ruffs in tulle and chiffon sell for about three dollars, with velvet or white dot patterns. White linen and muslin shirts remain in demand. colored options persist but muted fabrics like striped linen and cotton voile endure. Purple night wear requires precise shading. greens like Marlboro and smoky laces paint daytime wear. Shaded cobra, chartreuse, crocodile grays, and bold combos such as copper, purple, and old gold define the palette, with purple and dark blue predicted to dominate.
Fashionable couturières introduce fur trimming on blouses even when the gown fabric is light and delicate. The incongruous pairing surprises, but the result justifies the novel use of fur skins in trimming and adds a luxurious note to outfits.
A fashionable garment for Mest girls, a circular fitted cape slips over the shoulders without affecting sleeves or blouse trim. It features a collar with plaid edge, plain-and-plaid reversible fabric, and a strap at the edge. Requires two yards of 62 inch wide material.
The piece notes hair usage rising with natural appearance in modern coiffure. Milliners and coiffures collaborate to craft puffed curls and plaits, highlighting the Roman bind and empire curls as fashionable. Face shape guides placement. example shows curls at the left temple, a central forehead loop, and a right side plait.
Instructions describe cutting bottom portions of a man’s undershirt and fabric from flannel to fashion new shirts and drawers. It covers sizing the front and back, armholes, neck, sleeves, and finishing seams, noting use of muslin for buttonholes and a two sided panel. It claims the method yields child size shirts not available ready made.
The season offers quaint trimmings with patterns from ancient Egypt Byzantine and Syrian crafts Egyptian mummy cloths Islamic hammered trims Italian handmade laces and old Japanese decorative arts reflecting historic design.
A dialogue between First and Second County Councilors mocks perpetual road work. They propose digging for a sewer, paving first, re paving for a gas pipe, then widening, each step labeled as municipal economy. The Yonkers Statesman quips about bricks and the meaning of calling a man a brick.
In a Chicago Journal note, doctors report Wickwire has improved. The conversation questions his agility as he recovers, raising cautious optimism about his condition.
A dialogue notes a house loss considered fully covered by an insurer while the owner mentions that the house is intact aside from the fire, and hints at a possible past elopement by his wife, contrasting insurance relief with personal remorse.
A judge notes the 2 cent cigar industry remains safe while the Indian jute crop is estimated at 10,000,000 bales, about 2,000,000 more than needed for bags and wall decoration.
A brief cartoon caption notes a child’s age with the remark How old is your daughter Quite a young lady isn t she She just passed her fifth picture post card album yesterday The quip captures playful social commentary from Puck magazine style humor.
A Philadelphia Press item recalls Ted asking why they could not afford the hotel. Ned quips that the girls differed in size and a single engagement ring would not suit the whole group.
A soldier seeks a job at a roll-top desk asking if the man there advertises for an envelope addressor. The desk man retorts that if the applicant cannot address envelopes as well as he addresses him, he should leave. Judge
In a Chicago Journal joke, Mrs A notes a divorce, Mrs B confirms a South Dakota journey with her husband to “look after the baggage.” The judge signs off on the revelation as a sly remark about Ethel pursuing high balls, hinting at a playful marital scene.
A fragment from Royal Magazine mentions the child Claude learning concealment as he asks Uncle John for his glass eye. The boy’s curiosity about the eye and his rule to keep silent frame a small, mischievous anecdote reflecting playful family dynamics.
A man and a woman enter the Great Dry Goods Emporium. The man appears sad as he plans to buy something, while the woman wears a supremely happy expression, reportedly sharing the same purpose for entering the store.
A quirky exchange asks what if money could accompany the departed. Crimsonheak jokes that it would burn in their pockets, while Yonkery States counters with a wry commentary on wealth after life.
In a brief dialogue, Patience and Patrice converse about looking after their welfare with a mirrored whisper in a casual, domestic moment. The playful exchange suggests mutual care and shared understanding between two individuals named Patience and Patrice.
At a party two girls recall George and his tricks involving a penny placed on a forehead and later a wall lean. The tale includes boisterous demonstrations, laughter, and a nervous guest with a hidden rubber bulb affecting a dining table plate. Horatian echoes close the recollection.
Utah metal output tops 61 million dollars with 51 million in precious metals and eight million in dividends. Park City mines pause for lower metal prices, costing over 1,000 jobs. Tonopah and Tuscarora districts show strong earnings and continued development, while Utah borax and Idaho placer finds signal ongoing mining shifts. Copper production in 1906 reaches 917 million pounds, with plans for Vulcan and Hunter properties and a major Grimes Creek ditch project.
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