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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
9
A collage of notes mentions Japan trade delays and a British firm. reflections on Esperanto, jimson weed bleaching, and fog clearing experiments in London. It covers Yakutsk, St Edmund Hall, Oxford legends, Hungarian land settlement plans, Red Sea prospects, and 1908 Japan electric capacity data.
Galveston Texas reports a near miss as a tidal surge battered the coast. The sea wall finished four years ago at 17 feet high largely contained the waters and kept the city safe with only minor property loss and no Galveston deaths. Nearby Tarpon Pier saw the lone life lost as 10 anglers perished in the gulf.
A New Jersey inventor receives noted acclaim for a tool designed to cut fabric holes precisely. The device uses a screw gauge to adjust hole size, enabling neat graduated circles from small eyelets to larger openings and reducing the need for multiple sizes.
A California designed suit case attachment aids salesmen and commercial travelers by carrying liquids hot cold or wet. Two circular receptacles on the ends hold bottles or therm types for a day’s use and pad across the top for secure transport. It also stores collars and cuffs to prevent damage during travel.
Instructions describe sewing buttons to match buttonholes on waist and wallet side to simplify fastening. A tape with the same number of buttons is used on one waist side for easy closing. Also mentions varnished woodwork maintenance by washing with tea and polishing with oil.
Black and white remains a favorite summer palette as models appear at spring horse shows. A striking hat features a high crown, a wide jet band, and a white aigrette centered with a large jet cabochon, forming a bold decorative focal point.
Instructions for elderberry blossom wine using four quarts of blossoms. Combine with one gallon lukewarm water, ferment three days, strain, add yeast, sugar, and lemon, then age before bottling. Also a cherry shrub recipe with crushed cherries sugar water and lemon juice, strained and served with cherries.
A fragmented recipe note from Australia describes Swiss Eggs with two ounces butter four regen four tablespoons rich cream thin cheese slices and egg yolks to bake ten minutes then garnish with parsley and dried toast. It also mentions Egg a la Martin servings in muffin rings with stock and watercress and cites a New York department store with fifty elova as a casual aside.
Fashion notes describe draped waists silk crepes and tight fitting gowns reaching the knee with minimal plating. Charms include all over embroidery frocks gauze muffs with plaiting, elaborate roses, separate waists, linen suits and bathing outfits in princess style. Hat styles favor flat front hair and wide sides. Evening wear features capes and embroidered princess gowns. Tea crops include spring May and July harvests with year round export restrictions on tea.
A fragmented, antiquated reflection discusses women and social roles with odd phrasing. It references imagination, life, fear, marriage, and education in a scattered, unclear critique. The garbled text offers no coherent event or clear individuals.
A Rose Basket style millinery gains favor with young wearers as a basket shaped hat features large pink trimming and green foliage in the sight of fashion.
The article highlights foulard fabrics as the season’s favorite for afternoon dresses with varied colors and intricate details. It notes heavier textures, new cuts, and decorative elements such as braids and ribbons, describing two gowns in cream and green tones with lace and silver embroidery suitable for formal wear.
The text advertises mildew removal using soap and stain removal, plus tips to keep irons hot with a method described as gastronomic. It ends with garbled lines mentioning Mary Wad Uitte and a cable line connection in Marped'n Week, linking Ne A to New York and a new section.
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