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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
7
A fragment describes dress patterns with front and sleeve shaping, lace and silk trims, and embroidery. It lists fabric needs for several Nos including yardages in various widths, net and silk, velvet, and insertion lace, noting details like rosettes, bows, and epaulettes.
Fashion notes show a strong shift to a single color from neck to toe. Dresses become one-piece gowns in matching hues, while hats do not need to match the gown. Shoes and gloves may vary, but overall, a monochrome look reigns, with three-piece suits losing popularity in favor of integrated outfits.
An article advocates Dioxygen as an inexpensive mouthwash to rinse after meals, claiming antiseptic benefits and protection for teeth and gum tone. It urges brushing with the solution morning and night, and notes a luncheon apron fashion trend and a shift to the upturned sailor hat in women's styles.
Description of an all in one coat with wristed front sleeves and shaped back hem in white cloth with pale green brocade. Green galloon trims neck and front, darker green velvet at neck, and green cord ornaments. Required materials include five yards of cloth six yards galloon eight yards brocade velvet cord.
A new blouse of Aluminum Silk shifts from girdles and sashes to ready wear. The tailored shirt style features broad flat plaits and throat frill with purple velvet under lace. More elaborate versions pair with gray Ottoman silk or gray fur coat.
Damp hair and set it with bands of baby ribbon to create soft waves. Slightly damp hair yields best results. straighten hair will not take this method. After heating and pinching, tie ribbons tight in inch apart sections, leave an hour, then comb for even puffed waves.
A concise note describes a clever woman discovering a workable edge on thin material. The item notes a practical approach and hints at ingenuity without detailing steps or outcomes.
A lyrical scene portrays Mary and Joseph with the infant Jesus in a luminous cave on Olivet. Mary speaks of a dream announcing the Redeemer while Joseph vows guardianship. Wise men bearing gifts arrive, asking where the newborn King of Jews rests this night in Bath Teherm.
A biblical tableau depicts three kings who adore the infant Jesus in Bethlehem. They present costly perfumes, gems, and a gold cross fashioned from a volca gold. Mary recoils at the cross yet contemplates the child’s fate as onlookers mock the King of Jews. The scene closes with Mary weeping and the dawn lighting olive trees.
An old testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring mobility after kidney trouble, claiming seven years of good health since use. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents a box and is distributed by Dost er Milburn Co. A second fragment shows a parent gently prompting a child about pride and Sunday school.
Mrs Louisa Keck of San Antonio Texas recalls six months of suffering before Calieura remedies eased the baby’s severe facial and head sores. After one week the child slept, and in two months the face cleared. now two years later the eczema has not returned. Published Apr 1907.
A fragment recounts an old method of judging suspects by bread and cheese at a parish church. If the condemned choked on the pattern of food, they were found guilty. if they survived, they were acquitted, a practice noted as dangerous to innocents. Also includes light anecdotes on birthdays and parliamentary wit with a brief, quirky quote.
A fragmented humorous column recounts a separated couple who nearly part with their dog Trixy. The dog becomes a focal point during a late decision to stay home for dinner. The piece weaves vignettes on memory, scripture, and horse racing gossip with wry dialogue and social sketches.
A piece explains indigestion stems from heavy greasy meals and urges mindful eating. A reader shares relief from indigestion after trying Grape Nuts, noting improved digestion and strength. The notice stresses balancing diet to prevent stomach discomfort and mind fog.
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