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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
11
The article describes teen and young girl purses in Parisian styles. It highlights a reseda suede bag with circular mouth and coin purse division, silver gilt trim, and a silk lined interior with vanity features. Several color options and harmony with outfits are noted for age appropriate designs.
A French pattern inspired traveling case for veils and ribbons folds flat when unfastened. The box is held by ribbon ties and can be made in any size. Construct by cutting thirteen pieces per side, covering with cretonne or silk, then stitching and tying with cords and ribbons to secure the folds.
A guide outlines a detailed ghost party with lavish decorations and elaborate rituals including a door prank, a green flame, stuffed owls, creepy lighting, and a theatrically staged greeting. Guests are invited to dress as spirit land figures and engage in a chain ghost story and ring treasure hunt.
A speaker argues women spend too much on facial beautifiers and should wash at night with salt or use a salt and milk solution. The remark, spoken by a woman with a roseleaf complexion, prompts skeptical reaction.
The telephone is a germ carrier and needs regular cleaning with alcohol. Use a leather or heavy cloth round cover edged with a ribbon and drawn tight with a string or elastic to fit over the transmitter and keep dust out.
A retired pirate watches the rich little old lady who makes soup from a magic pepper pot. Villagers line up daily for the rich, hot soup and pay with coins, enabling her to buy a white cat, a gray donkey, and a yellow bird. The tale continues as the pirate questions her wealth.
A pirate steals a magical pepper pot that makes the village soup supreme. The pot’s power selfishly fattens the pirate while starving others, until the old lady reclaims it and restores the town. The pirate is sent to sea as punishment.
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