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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
3
New York City style notes describe a square bertha waist with square esteem and decorative Mercury wings. A straight pleated walking skirt suits bordered fabrics and plain materials, with options for braid appliqué embroidery or braiding, requiring about four and a half yards of medium bordered material.
The description explains a blouse made with tucked net and a bertha of embroidered banding, lace trims, and buttons on the outer tucks. It notes high collars or Dutch neck options, a satin girdle, and finished linings with wide and narrow tucks. Sizing details follow for various widths and yardage.
In 2008 Prof Miethe of Charlottenburg Technical College describes a method to create synthetic gems with a soap opera tone poem. The piece ends with a note about money scarcity forcing a return of the supposed jewels.
A collage of humor salvos from multiple papers features quips about nerves and fate. Jesters lie in wait as Miss Caustique and The Writer spar over nerve, writing, and manners while Belle and Nell trade barbs about callers and roles.
The American notes Buddhist charity as central to the faith. It cites that charity, courtesy and unselfishness are crucial and lists the six paramitas charity morality earnestness concentration wisdom and prudence as core virtues.
Rome lists its seven hills as Palatine Capitoline Aventine Caelian Esquiline Quirinal and Viminal The American. The text outlines these ancient elevations associated with Rome’s early urban fabric and imperial heritage.
J B de Rosier on a motorcycle set a mile mark of 53 seconds. No Tom Longboat for the Olympic championships official from headquarters. Finland may enter weight events with Jarvinen who hurled the discus 143 feet 4 inches. Jockey Club losses at Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay estimated 150000 to 259000 dollars. Racing prospects brighter than since Agnew Hart act. London Olympic committee to accept American rifle entrants. Colonel Franklin Bartlett named president of the Personal Liberty League. After Providence withdrawal only Detroit Kalamazoo and Columbus host trotting meetings. Swarthmore and Columbia drop football in the East. On the Pacific Coast Leland Stanford and California push abolition. Grand Trotting Circuit disrupted by betting legislation. only three meetings remain on old lines. McGrathiana stud Lexington Ky to be dispersed due to turf laws. among largest in the U S.
A parcels post pact between the United States and France was signed in Washington and takes effect August 15. Initially packages up to four pounds six ounces will be sent at twelve cents per pound, with the maximum weight later rising to eleven pounds.
The 1907 French population report shows 773 960 births versus 793 883 deaths, indicating a population decline. The data reflects a period of higher mortality than birth rates in that year.
Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recounts her childhood eczema that covered her face and head and caused severe pain and itching. After being advised by a physician to try Cuticura Remedies she was fully cured using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, with no relapse since.
A New York Press item warns that a so called promising man is likely a fraud and advises readers to beware of the promiser. The brief cites the phrase Drop him on the agpet as a cautionary note.
An advertisement promotes Restorer and Great Nerve bottle and treatise by Dr Kline, offered free at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia Pa. The copy mentions tropical daisies noted in the circumference.
Mrs. E Hanson of 304 East Long Street Columbus Ohio writes that she suffered through the Change of Life with nervousness headaches and other symptoms. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she feels much better and can again do her own work. She says she tells friends about the remedy.
An 1880s style advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration. It invites women to write for advice and provides the Lynn Massachusetts address.
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