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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
A fashion column reviews early season trends highlighting poke shapes and conservative hats. It praises graceful brims, crin hats in greens and yellows, and delicate plumes, noting varied textures from straw braids to Leghorn styles and bold color play.
Paris reports Zeppelin clashes with the war department over future orders and station plans. Germany moves to support small vessels while large 400 foot ships face dock constraints. Regular services between Lucerne and southern German points expected by spring 1910 with subsidies from multiple cities and possible war department backing as auxiliary cruisers. A separate tale recalls Robert McTurk of Williams Bridge transferring 176000 from the sewer fund after a police recall.
Fragmentary dialogue references a Temperance Gentleman and a character named Tom Timkina. The passage hints at ongoing conflict and foreshadows distress, with the line The Germans are the world's greatest chemists implying a wartime or tense context.
A Viennese physician Dr Herman Swoboda argues that men have recurring bad days with no external cause and that these episodes recur on near 28 day cycles or on multiples of 66 or 74 days. An eminent London specialist partly agrees and notes similar patterns in grief and mortality.
New York hosts a Lambs club gambol at the Metropolitan Opera House with about 150 stage celebrities. De Wolf Hopper leads an old time minstrel with Victor Herbert conducting an ensemble of 60. Brutus played by James O Neil and Marc Antony by Hopper follow in a Julius Caesar scene. Prominent figures like Belasco Klein Erlanger Broadhurst and others appear as state personages and supers in a grand entertainment night.
A Parisian style basket hat features a green crown and cream brim with a black velvet ribbon and apple wreath. Craftsmanship and naturalistic details make it a popular feminine accessory in straw braid.
The article notes a surge in large hats and abundant hat pins from both French and American makers. Styles include spike, club, Navette, and pear shapes with topaz, amethyst, or pink denizite, worn in pairs or quads. Jet jewelry gains demand though jet trims fade. gun metal pins remain popular among older women in Paris and shops.
A chile straw hat features genuine Booteh plaid colors with a large bird plumage centerpiece. The intricate hat displays a long tail draping over the back, highlighting popular plaid millinery styling.
A fragment lists cautions on jelly and jam making including avoiding boiling over, using warmed jars, storing preserved goods properly, and measuring fruit juice. It warns against heating preserves on gas, using steel knives, and overcooking while stressing choosing best ingredients and proper sugar types.
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