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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
4
A Kansas City column quotes Rev. J L Thompson urging young women to marry bashful men as ideal husbands while warning against forward, brazen men. He praises simplicity, cautions on finances, and calls for an era of utility and common sense in choosing a spouse.
The court orders the company from conducting any business outside its state borders. A heavy fine of 500 is imposed for violations and enforcement actions will prevent future cross state operations.
J Ogden Arcou taicia, a Chicago board of trade leader, reports on a southern trip noting hogs may fall below five cents and corn and oil prices are high. He predicts lower meat futures and urges farmers to hold corn. Armour shares views suggesting farmers could profit from the tips.
The passage recalls Laurence Sterne’s poverty near death and his borrowing five pounds from Garrick. It notes Sterne’s harsh comparisons to others’ happiness and a controversial remark about marriage, followed by Garrick’s wry reply.
A long article notes clergymen meetings in Indianapolis and Boston debating Christianity and socialism, urging church actions to aid workers. It cites the unity center in England and urges clergy to engage rather than condemn the new labor movement, warning of church decline if it does not adapt.
Clarence Brown and Herschel Root attended entertainment at Moscow Friday night by Solon Tevi s Foom. Overleeie sold stock and farming appliances Tuesday. Emory and Daniel Power were Hushville visitors Thursday. Mrs Howell and son Hollie went to Greeneburg Monday. Miss Mary Schack of Arlington and Thomas Stewart lumberyard manager wed recently. Jeanie Cceverlesse hosted Christmas Eve for husband s twenty first birthday. Charley Montsonna and family moved to George F w er s house. Robi Donna Mr Nivht Facey Power Norms Jerbst Emma Mco man Mildred 4ahig Mrs Mat Mx ey and son Clifford Wilford and Helen Smith visited Milroy. Ernest Carder t family and Wil Jones have moved to visit relatives. A turkey supper was sent from Madison to Rev Kalordge and family.
Two Franklin and Mali boys were detained during Christmas after a plan to visit Grandmother in Noblesville was halted when their grandmother lived there and they were stopped at Greenwood. The youths decided to proceed on their own after the interruption.
Victor Wenhafer of Miley Indiana won first place at a DoPlaw oratorical contest and will represent the Methodist institution in Indiana’s state contest in Indianapolis in February. Chester Jewett of Indianapolis took second. The report also notes various local movements and visits including R. Meodenhall to Indianapolis, Jake Rush and family in Indianapolis, and Mrs Harrison and son Albert visiting Greensburg.
Readers note two veil trends with flesh toned mesh and rose pink chiffon. A winter arrangement pairs a grey silk veil over a pink veil, creating a softened look that makes eyes appear brighter and facial features more flattering.
A German legend links the Christmas tree to Adam and Eve noting leaves shriveled and turned dark after the fall. The evergreen tree blooms with lights and gifts at Christmas, blessing the season with the coming of the Child.
A passage describes popular trim features and fabrics with emphasis on velvet buttons, large muffs, dark-hued mantles, clinging robes, and collared styles. It notes Irish and Valenciennes lace, new cape and gown decor, crepe with trimmings, and fabrics like faille and satin with tab fronts, highlighting changes in dress and accessories.
The excerpt depicts a confident woman who uses charm and tact to influence men. Through practiced grace she masters social games, bending suitors to her will while acknowledging risks of manipulation and the enduring pull of affection. The verse ends with a Browning quotation praising love and work.
An old description highlights new exreets with long hip sections and strong coutil straps. It notes bones and steels cut below the line, offering firm hip coverage while remaining comfortable and flexible. The design contrasts with rigid corsets of prior seasons, enabling graceful movement and achievable shaping.
An up to date cosmetics guide describes shell barrettes worn at right angles under a loose hair knot. Large barrettes feature natural colors while evening pieces sparkle with rhinestones in silver lattice designs.
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