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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
8
A garish fashion item dubbed the devil collar gains attention as a two faced neckpiece with red and black sides, dangles with black balls, and flexible boning. Described as a winter accessory, it doubles as a muffler and pairs with frocks. home versions use silk satin or velvet with embroidery.
The piece describes the Psyche Knot 18 as a fresh arrangement for the beeline era, noting its departure from Grecian classics. It details the knot positioned at the back, with curls and a long fringe, highlighting its versatility and low strain on the neck, plus mention of hair fashions popular in Alberia.
A fashion snapshot outlines trends in skirts, blouses, gowns, and accessories. It notes empire corselet belts, collars removed for neck fixtures, airy gowns with gown-matching sleeves, warm coats of broadfall material, and exotic furs. Colors include blue, brown, mulberry, and magenta tones with embroidered dots and net blouses.
New empire belt buckles sit above the waistline in bold oblong forms five to six inches long and three inches wide. Crafted in silver, gold or antique canoption, they feature vivid stones and resemble Byzantine jewelry. They are worn with shoulder clasps to secure long scarves, below the bust to tighten girdles, or over a folded belt.
Vroneh women concede body cannot walk in skirts two yards wide. Designers propose a hybrid La Jupy Androgyne with front and back sections allowing ease of movement. The new style aims for a graceful stride while maintaining the habit buck silhouette.
A survey on jam making argues home preserves keep better than factory products. It notes sugar type, invert sugar, and possible formaldehyde formation during boiling may aid keeping power, with calls for cautious investigation into unintentional preservatives.
The fragment hints at money influencing mental independence culture and friendships. It suggests connections between health, love, and financial factors shaping personal autonomy and social ties.
A method to salvage a burned cake by cooling it then gently grating the surface with a regular grater to remove the dark crust. This avoids trimming and allows frosting while preserving most of the cake.
Fragmentary baking notes describe an eggless spice cake and a lemon sea foam pie with custard, meringue topping, and toasted foam. Also included is a traditional plum pudding with suet and dried fruit, plus timing and kitchen tips from a holiday setting.
A damaged OCR fragment provides odd domestic tips and a recipe note. It mentions padding an ironing board by folding and pinning cloth and hints at a French salad dressing with unspecified ingredients and measurements.
Readable fragments show a plea or request involving a newcomer and an old title. Details are sparse and names or places remain unclear. the note hints at a dispute over ownership or entitlement.
A Roselle Park household faces disruption as a new servant girl sings popular songs including The Prima Donna. The mistress scolds and questions the girl's singing, noting she is distressed by the lyrics and the girl’s implications about satisfaction and looks. Other fragments reference social scenes, dialogue, and a courtroom toast anecdote from town life.
A stunned bridegroom miswrites his hotel register as he and his bride flee to Niagara Falls. An English visitor and a London joke partner with a misread entry and a baseball crowd erupts in a humorous scramble.
Joan Tutchinson of The Pink Whiskers, speaker for the Republican state committee, recalls the only meeting between Governor Hughes and J Ham Lewis in Syracuse. Lewis bowed and praised whiskers in politics, and Hughes credited Lewis with making whiskers a political symbol.
In a brief exchange Miss Smart remarks that a talkative person often contradicts himself and, after hearing some statements, considers it creditable that he should reflect on his words.
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