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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
8
A large church wedding invites all names on the visiting list with invitations extended by both families. Acceptances or regrets are needed only when accompanied by reception or wedding breakfast cards. Other items include notes from Mrs. Radford on New Orleans Chinese missions and a tale of a cigar box romance reaching Nome, Alaska.
A recipe for deviled eggs uses boiled eggs, butter, flour, milk, bay leaf, peppers, and mustard, plus optional cheese crumbs. The text shifts to social commentary on women bearing arms, then advice on staying cheerful in hardship, and ends with fashion trends in ladies clothing and accessories noting fabrics, silhouettes, and hats.
The competition features thirty eight aviators contending for prizes valued at three hundred thousand dollars.
A New York City fashion sketch celebrates a revival of the three decker skirt and blouse outfit for young women. The model features a blouse and straight skirt with a gathered blouse and pleated skirt joined at the bell, suitable with or without a guimpe, in muslin and embroidered lawns with adaptable trimming options.
The article describes becom ing materials and tailored details for a shirt waist model with adjustable sleeve options and a Dutch or separate collar. It notes fabric choices such as flannel and linen, rear yoke pleats, attached pockets, and sleeve plackets, plus yardage for various sizes and widths. It also discusses evening gown trims and cautions on purple fabric shades under electric light.
Ribbons and flower bracelets paired with short sleeved bodices revive a mid century style. Fashionable women embrace the look this season, recalling a trend from about fifty years ago and adapting it for contemporary wear.
A rich color season is at hand with forthcoming styles. The text hints at new palettes and trends that may define next season’s wardrobe, signaling confidence in bold hues and updated contrasts while leaving specifics to future reveals.
The description notes skirts clinging over the hips and emphasizes careful fitting of the petticoat to capture the silhouette. It highlights the need for precise tailoring to achieve the desired shape.
Senator Timothy D Sullivan returned to New York City from Europe. Prince Troff arrived in America on a confidential mission for the Czar. Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of a new mission church at Kijabe East Africa. Reports of a reconciliation between the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough circulated in London. W S Manning of Baltimore elected president of the American Association of Park Superintendents. Taft promotes golf on rival courses, easing club tensions in Beverly Massachusetts. Emperor William awarded decorations to Charles W Whit, Sir Pardon Clarke, Hugo Reisinger and Edward Robinson. Governor Hughes climbed Sulphur Mountain Alberta faster than any Alpine climber. Jules S Bache returning from Europe attributed stock boom to prosperity and crop shortfalls abroad. Judge Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission predicts record railroad business. Justice Mills allows Marty K Thaw five days in White Plains jail for business, before Matteawan. William Ingersoll dies in Houlgate France. Rhode Island Governor Pathier and Newport Mayor Boyle to preside at Marble House suffrage events.
A digest of events: Crete agrees to remove the Greek flag amid heat waves in the Midwest. Shuki-yama collapses in Japan’s earthquake zone. Japanese forces clash with Chinese gendarmes at Hsientao. China largely accepts Japan’s railway reconstruction plans for An Tung and Moukden. General Marina urges Spanish troops to intensify efforts against the Moors. Strike-breakers travel by rail under fog to Meeffee’s Rocks. Indictments name Perse and Adams over a $130,000 copper stock deal in New York. Taft visits Beverly and Gloucester. A New York story tells of William Bancker’s robbery for his starving wife. a black cat’s death is blamed for a ship’s woes. In Muskogee land fraud news, motion to quash indictments is filed amid coercion claims.
The article argues government should ensure fair treatment in Gina and notes that positive business effects will follow. It emphasizes capital conversion into equipment and manufactured goods will benefit mills and factories.
Reports from Cape Breton to Boston note frequent strikes at Spring Will colliery, Chicago wage wins, and wage scales. England builds union decline. Misner proposes reinstatement fees. Washington hosts Gompers welcome, Philadelphia barbers form a combined union birth, Molders Journal editors attend British Trades Congress. Brooklyn machinists fund TB sanatorium. New England machinists plan regional convention. New York City machinists demand 25 percent higher wages.
The article describes hanging wallpaper by taking the tablecloth off the cloth, pasting the surface generously, and affixing a Narra minuiding at the top to prevent loosening. The cloth is wider than the wallpaper, washable, and designed to last for years.
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