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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
4
The article describes a blouse with a closed front not a plain shirtwaist. It notes a choice of new long close fitting sleeves and slightly fuller fit with a glossy surface. Ribbons and dress materials are said to have a satiny glossy surface.
The article touts a new fabric shoe as highly attractive in popular cravenetted cloth shades with matching satin striped flowers. It claims no more luxurious shoe could be imagined.
The skirt features seven gores with side-front gores tapped over side-back gores above pleated panels. It closes invisibly at the left side and offers a close hip fit with a comfortable lower flare for graceful walking. Suitable for suits, separate skirts, or full dresses in seasonable heavy fabrics.
The illustration shows a three-quarter length gown with a Dutch collar and embroidered sleeves in handkerchief linen. It suits any thin seasonable fabric and can be worn as a blouse or full gown. Details include a front and back blouse, left-front button closure, one-piece long sleeves, and slightly full three-quarter sleeves. Yardage varies by size and sleeve length.
A man in a delirious state wanders the country for a week or more and wakes in a strange city. He asks a police officer what town it is and learns he has landed in Anaconda, exclaiming with groan I’ve got them again.
A newspaper notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure with testimonials available. Also advises Hall’s Beeny Pills for constipation.
In Paris the postal strike failed to advance. May Day passed without disorder. Ex Senator Stewart’s body cremated in Washington. Clashes reported between American interests and Nicaraguans at Bluefield. Tin alloy found in Catherine Hill Maine. New York Charity Aid Association reports insanity rise. Bread loaves cut due to wheat price. Major Finley reported shot in Zamboanga. Tuberculosis ad urged at Washington congress. Master bakers close 400 NYC shops amid strikes. Mississippi silver service shipped to Meridian bearing Jefferson Davis. Japan alarms over Russo-Chinese Manchuria railway pact. Veraston sailors die from fever in Brazil.
In Benda a sleeping sickness outbreak has killed no fewer than 200000 people out of a 300000 population, affecting seven peers who note the severe toll and high mortality from the epidemic.
Safe and Sure. Kemp's Balsam is praised by doctors and nurses as a trusted cough remedy. The ad notes 25¢ at druggists and dealers and claims the product has long held esteem. It references other products and historical notes about ballooning and mint profits while promoting Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and wind colic at 25¢.
A doctor tells a young aeronaut patient that he must get outdoors for fresh air. The quick exchange highlights the mismatch between indoor work and need for air in a humorous Life column vignette.
English mercantile marine forms more than half of global shipping and brings the country about 450 million dollars annually.
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