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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
A white costume features a tunic of crepe de chine and iris lace jumper bodice with tucked mousseline and crochet detailing. The outfit uses pink accents at sleeve edges and a high apple green satin girdle, with a camisole-style undergarment and decorative plaiting throughout.
From Fairchild's Magazine New York color trends spotlight blue as a leading spring shade. Pale greenish blue socks striped in golden brown join tan oxford ties and growing use of straw hats as New Yorkers anticipate warmer escapes. Twist details include heavy embroidered borders on hot fabrics and new cuff styles for shirts.
A garbled verse fragment questions where God resides, invoking the ocean and ancient memory. The text feels like a damaged excerpt with scattered phrases about waves and celestial presence.
The piece notes a season of bold contrasts and new trims with pongee ribbons for neckwear, navy moire collars, brown and black embroidery, and tan to bronze shoe tones. It highlights white Brussels net waists, long sleeves on rich gowns, puffed sleeves, elaborate embroideries, Napoleonic brim hats, and Taft green for golf wear across pongee, linen, and serge fabrics.
A popular millinery model described as peed looking features a crown folded across the top with a velvet ribbon band and a flat bow. Triple loops adorn each side, presenting a stylish and distinctive hat option.
A police officer in a quiet village chastised his landlord after an unusual dispute over housing rent. The landlord paid a fine of Meed, but the officer’s fear hints at deeper tensions as the incident unfolds around weekly rent and old tenancy terms.
A dainty white serge frock features a small round yoke stock and flat collar with white lace. Pale blue chiffon adorns the bodice and sleeve caps, while long sleeves are tucked. Gold embroidery frames the jacket style, highlighting the blue bodice.
The latest models show skirts four to four and a half yards around with fuller silhouettes and shirred or tucked sides and backs. Heavier fabrics hide fullness over the hips while satin cloth skirts pair with net soutache trimmed blouses. Bodices use matching net and slim straps, with soutache neck finishes and narrow wrist bands.
A newspaper correction explains a misprint in a report about a ball sponsored by the National Society of Children to Animals. The item should say children rather than animals, clarifying the intended charity event and participants.
The readable parts describe a life danger and a newspaper journal note. Entities and specifics are obscured by corrupted OCR, yielding a vague brief about risk and a publication reference without clear names, places, or dates.
A Paris favorite hat today resembles early walking hats, with a black chip body and a leaf-green silk rosette. It features two long quills pinned on the left side, near the crown, and is described as scantily trimmed.
Cook sugar water and corn syrup to a soft ball stage then fold into two beaten egg whites. Stir in nuts pineapple or candied cherries. Add rose almond and vanilla flavorings for a fragrant nougat enjoyed in historic kitchens.
Two fudge mixtures and a cherry relish from a vintage kitchen note. The fudge base uses sugar cream chocolate butter and a vanilla plus walnuts variation. The cherry relish blends seed cherries cider vinegar and sugar for a preserved batch.
A vintage recipe lists two cupfuls of brown sugar five tapoonfuls of butter two table reepfuls of water one tablespoon of vinegar with a 16 minute boil and no stirring. After cooling it is cut into squares. The variant uses two cupfuls light brown sugar or one cup dark plus one cup white, one cup cream butter half an egg, cook until ready to beat then add cup walnut meats.
One cupful of sugar and half cupful of water are mixed until dissolved then boiled to form a crisp ball test. Do not stir. Drop spoonfuls on a buttered platter and top each with half a walnut or a slice of orange or strawberry. Pour more candy over and let it cool.
Instructions for Chocolate Layer Cake Hazel Nut Cream Cake and Orange Salad dress ing with detailed ingredient amounts and steps. Includes butter eggs sugar flour cocoa coffee frosting and spice blends. suggests whipped cream or boiled frosting and nut filling.
Break white of one egg in a bowl add sugar stir then flour and softened butter beat to cream thickness Pour a teapsoon batter on a greased large pan roll thin bake until brown and warm roll around a curling stick Cabbage Relish uses cabbage onions peppers and salad dressing for moisture and flavor
Damp the curled rug edge and press with a hot iron to flatten it. The method works on frilled or curled borders and yields a smooth surface for display or use.
If clothes pins are placed in cold water and boiled for ten minutes then dried in an oven they resist breaking and last much longer.
The note advises buying an extra yard of stair carpet to shift it during removal so wear is even. This prevents the tread area from wearing through while uprights stay new, with surplus used at top or bottom. It claims carpet wear doubles and looks fresh longer, though the rest is garbled.
The Norwegian polar explorer Captain Roald Amundsen prepares for a new voyage of discovery after a luncheon with the king of England. The monarch showed keen interest as Amundsen outlined plans for his forthcoming trip.
Poetic meditation on enduring personal dreams against a world that scoffs. The speaker vows to seek quiet shared repose with a loved one, valuing inner peace over fame or wealth as the season hints at renewal.
The essay compares Joan of Arc to the Hebrew shepherd boy, noting their early courage and steadfast loyalty. It argues envy shaped their fortunes, praising Joan for self sacrifice and purity while denying coronets or personal glory. Her destiny is to suffer for France, not for herself, until the sleep of death.
The text reflects Joan of Arc recognizing she serves a higher purpose than the French throne or its rulers. It recalls France’s historic grandeur and the eventual decline of its beauty, noting her early awareness at Domremy of the bitter truth that earthly glory would not crown her.
The piece urges parents to support a child’s talents and ambitions rather than mock them. It cites Success Magazine and public figures who faced ridicule, warns of long term harm, and emphasizes God given potential. It calls for praise over harsh treatment and ridicule to keep children pursuing their true bent.
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