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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

6

The Surprise That Came to Bronson

A salesman Nevins plots to ruin rival Bronson by staging a faux madcap caper to divert Ridgely’s order. At Dayton depot they drive Bronson to an asylum then use the ruse to clinch a $1,500 order from Ridgely. Bronson is briefly committed but released after days of delays.

Dayton Wex Ridgely Kinsley, Cracken & Co Bronson Lord & Delston’s Cook Debonair Dayton Depot Ridgely Broncon Branson Ridgely’s Nevins Vex Astora Nevina My Cromie Wex

Dining room pictures and preferred wall subjects

The article guides tasteful dining room decoration recommending floral subjects and dainty scenes, warns against inappropriate imagery, and notes French prints for bedrooms. It advises orderly hanging, uniform frames, and selective use of photographs in bedrooms or boudoirs with French gold frames for portraits.

The Newcat Embroideries and Bold Silk Designs

The latest embroidery on skirts is padded to stand out from the gown, using silk, fine wool, or cotton with across patterns. Embroidery matches material color or uses shades of it, creating rich but expensive effects. Paris modistes employ dedicated embroiderers to ensure unique designs for each gown.

Paris

Modified Russian Blouses Describe Childrens Linen Garments

Attractive eight year old blouses are made of heavy linen using peasant amock patterns. They fasten on the left shoulder with five pearl buttons and slip over the head. Simple neck band and minimal ornamentation. Easy to wash.

Cherry Tints in Favor for Spring and Summer Wear

Cherry tints are favored among the reds for spring and summer use. Silk and sheer fabrics in cherry and coral are being introduced, signaling vogue for the upcoming seasons.

Embroidery as a Dress Trim Elevates Plain Frocks

Hand embroidery is a favored trim for any costume with dress makers finishing garments and wearers adding decorative stitches in idle moments. An eton dress featured a filet net under blouse and a cardigan-like blue pongee jacket with large embroidered flowers. The petals used long and short stitches with buttonhole edges and French knots inside, using floss matching the dress color, creating an artistic bouquet effect with minimal sewing. This approach suits jumper dresses and guimpe frocks, imparting elegance through restrained embroidery.

Copenhagen

Japanese effects on wraps and gowns described

The article outlines a Japanese inspired wrap with sleeves covering the shoulders almost to the neck and a loose bolero back. Fronts are ribbons attached to sleeves tied in a long bow. Bodices feature draped waists with broad bands forming sleeves and a pointed hood with a tassel.

Odd Tales and Jests From A Colonial Era

A collection of humorous vignettes and wordplay featuring Sir Oliver Lodge the golfer, a boastful duck shooter, a misfiring student, Sir John Easthope at whist in Paris, a governess’s anatomy joke, a clergyman quizzing Johnny on seasons, a real estate sales quip, a child’s plea for glory divine, a groom’s dress inquiry, and a Philadelphia go cart bargain plea.

John Easthope Paris Lady Wyettville Sir John

Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Maroon County Man's Health

Nesbitt of Marion Kentucky describes chronic kidney trouble and swelling with near paralysis but credits Dean's Kidney Pills for rapid improvement after three months. He says doctors gave no hope yet he recovered and returned to work. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

W. L. Nesbitt Marion Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Georgia Brand of Love Verse by Joel Chandler Harris

Excerpt from Uncle Remus Magazine features humorous dialect about romance and candy gifts. The narrator praises lovers and their effects on society, with playful regional imagery and affectionate tone.

Georgy Mr. Sanders Billy Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus

Leap Year Proposal Sparks Boy and Mamie Laughs

A lighthearted item notes Mamie plans to break tradition on leap year by proposing to a shy boy, drawing playful dialogue about romance and social customs. The brief vignette captures small town humor and the era’s courting norms.

Simplicity and a Barroom Bon Mot from Beveridge

In Washington Senator Beveridge quips that simplicity saves trouble as two ordinary men argue politics outside a hotel. One delivers a long pompous monologue while the other, amused, replies with a hearty “I don’t care if I do” as they head toward the barroom door.

Senator Beveridge Washington Home Magazine

The Ostails and Captain Feebles A Widow Hunt

The tale notes Captain Feebles shot in the back and living with a bent posture until a pension. he then straightened his back, dyed his whiskers, and pursued a buxom widow who both eludes and embodies the chase with wit. A Smart Set style vignette.

Feebles

Postum touted as coffee substitute aids health

An older account describes relief from languor headaches and digestive issues after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. A former state W C T U president says quitting coffee improved her asthma and energy, finding Postum’s taste as appealing as coffee.

Borax and sermon telegraphy in a curious clipping

A fragmented page mentions borax as a dairy aid and cleaner, a telecasted sermon to an ailing wife, and a moral about mastering revenge. It weaves product ads with a church anecdote and a quotation on temper from an old source.

Insect Chemists Fail to Bite Sugar Mystery

A fragmented notice describes insects described as bees and lumps, and a naturalist Gaston Bonaler observing their behavior near a fountain. The text notes the insects pumping and sucking syrup from crops, suggesting puzzling sugar interaction observed by workers.

Gaston Bonaler

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