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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

15

Winged hats and brushes mark late season millinery trend

The article describes large and small hat wings for summer and early fall, attached to brims or crowns with feathered bases. Two toned wings on white or colored bases imitate butterflies, offering durable, sew-on decoration. Standing brushes with feathered stems follow, sometimes used without additional ornaments as revivals grow.

Handsome blouse described with chiffon and taffeta details

The drawing shows a handsome blouse in sand colored chiffon over taffeta with a deeper shaded vest in brown taffeta. Small shoulder tucks add fullness, and brown lace edging frames the west opening. A brown tailor made outfit completes the set for a balanced tone.

Ube Girls Display Feathers From Gains Borough

A large half of the Gains borough order is trimmed with a long feather. The feathers are described as beautiful, likened to the Duchess of Devonshire's coronation plume for George I.

Ube Gainsborough Order Devonshire George I

Length of Skirts and Hats Reflect Fashion Shift

The article notes skirts growing longer by inches and broader, with two to two and a half inches above ground height cited as proper. It highlights a shift away from chopped silhouettes toward artistic hat designs, calling recent styles ugly and praising artful modifications inspired by past periods. It mentions the Watteau influence, floral wreaths, rib bone, and ribbon streamers as new hat details.

Fight ends in field after threats and fists

London Tit-Bits reports Casey and Riley clashed after threats and shoving. They moved to a neighboring field where an enthusiastic crowd watched as Casey continued the beating despite Riley repeatedly shouting that he had had enough.

Casey Riley Crikey London

Canned Whole Ham Gains Ground in German Market

A German meat packer introduces canned whole hams after salting smoking and curing. Hams are placed in adjustable cans weighed and labeled the can space filled with water or broth boiled then sealed. The process highlights growing interest evidenced by many patents in the field.

Household tips from pasted scraps and casual notes

A collage of domestic advice and old-time tricks. Instructions cover polishing with blacking and brushes, patching carpet and curtain holes, ironing patches, handling ribbons, preparing eggs for invalids, frosting cakes with parchment, transferring feathers between pillows, repurposing cuffs as holders, making a double boiler, winding embroidery hoops, soaking citron before slicing, and brightening hats with water color paints. Also mentions lavender for a room and general cleanliness.

Reindeer in Alaska and Canada Alter Native Life

The U S Bureau of Education introduced 1 280 European reindeer to Alaska from 1892 to 1902 to combat famine among natives. Herds grew to 33 029, supplying meat and skins as winter garments and likely spurring a future export industry. Dr Fred Grenfell later imported reindeer to Labrador and north eastern Canada. An aviation-era claim estimates astronomical potential of a single horsefly population, but biology and natural limits keep numbers in check, as noted by the Medi ent Record.

Alaska United States Bureau of Education Dr. Wilefred Grenfell Lapland Labrador Dr. Grenfell Howard Bureau of Atchnology Washington

Misread Aide Notes Lead To Mock Quebec Dog Tale

A Philadelphia Telegraph item recounts a comic mispronunciation involving a pocket edition dog given by a congressman from South Carolina. The exchange features Lepree and a mountaineer debating the dog's name, concluding with a humorous misidentification as a Mexican dog called Wirrewn.

Smail Corgressman Logare South Carolina

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