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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
7
An article by Mary Annable Fanton discusses feminine honor in society, noting shifts in behavior and dress norms. It catalogs hair trends such as pompadours and evening ornaments, and details millinery decorations with ribbons, flowers, and dyed accents, offering care tips for ribbon garlands to preserve color.
A Harper's Bazaar view notes new coats feature varied shapes and lengths from long loose designs to silk-faced waterproof types. Slender lines improve the figure, with attractive trims, including red and ivory whites among solid colors, bold buttons, and double stitching.
A Gentilewoman writer advises a midafternoon rest then a calm prep ritual. Remove shoes and corsets, bathe, apply eau de cologne, dress slowly with eyes closed, and prepare all accessories in advance. A final tip suggests a hot drink with nutmeg to boost mood.
A fragmented fashion-column description notes dramatic hat shape shifts this season. Hats move from angled 45 degrees to square or tilted over eyes, with French plateau hats lacking crowns, and the Russian officer’s crownless hat. back brims rise, brims curl, and flowers, ribbons, and braids feature prominently on Milan silk and Leghorn hats.
A collection of quotes and observations on women’s roles in politics and society. It notes the idea that women’s knowledge of politics varies, mentions a Cleveland wife asserting independence, debates franchise rewards for large families, and discusses the impact of the First Lady on national manners and public life. The piece cites opinions from newspapers and reflects early 20th century views on gender and civic duties.
The piece surveys spring fashion focusing on guimpe importance and the extreme trend of matching every part of a costume. It highlights the bretelle gown, the peasant waist and skirt, soft muslin gowns with yokes, and a silver grey silk dress for a young girl. It notes mothers can remake gowns for daughters and describes a pink gown with wide side embroidery.
The London City Council prohibits window cleaners from standing on sills more than six feet above ground. The measure aims to improve safety and reduce fall risks for workers.
Dr M W Stryker of Hamilton College preached at Han son Place M E Church on service as a rational demand and a calling for action. He used the locomotive as an analogy for personal responsibility and the need to use one’s gifts to advance God’s plans, urging leaders to lead and work, not just dream.
A fragmented 19th century scrawl contrasts a satirical note on Morbus Sabbaticus, or Sunday sickness, a mock disease affecting church members every Sunday, with essays on patience and spiritual looking for the Saviour. The piece critiques religious fatalism and urges perseverance, referencing Mc Fadyen and Mark Guy Pearse in a period voice.
Miss Frances Benjamin Johnson of Washington is appointed official photographer by the Imperial Yacht Club of Germany for the preparation of the trans Atlantic race for the Kaiser's cup.
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