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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
6
Washington reports show Senator Tillman receives a flood of letters from across the country about race and segregation. Correspondents push colonization plans or harsher measures, while some urge northern support for the South with racial policy as a national concern.
Two sightless men, Joseph Brow and Joseph Martines, built a wooden bungalow in Berkeley, eighteen by twenty five feet, entirely by themselves. They worked day and night, starting after losing sight years ago, and funded the project with savings from their past careers as door to door peddlers and banked funds. Passersby heard the sounds of their labor though they could not be seen.
A dated guide advises guests to conform to host routines, carry essentials, and avoid burdening the hostess. It describes dress embellishments like boleros, girdles, cuffs, and ruffles with silk fabrics and Valenciennes lace, noting how to assemble suitable ensembles for summer wear.
The piece argues that men misread women's spending on clothing. It cites that well dressed women may spend less per item through quality and alterations, while plain dressers may appear thrifty yet spend more overall. It compares household management and taste across women, noting the link between care in dress and perceived value.
To love aim to be useful to self and others. Only love reigns on creation and will endure. Love shows motive none and sees the bright side. It seeks the best in action and gift. Loved with reason, not mere passion, and esteem must accompany love. Those in love find holy union and fearless, free affection surpassing fear.
Parisian brides choose among three wedding veil styles this spring lace edged tulle or net veils feature small lace patches sewn to mesh foundations. Veils are often worn draped from coronets or pinned across coiffures with orange blossoms and small pins for fastening.
Fashion notes describe ribbon accessories that transform gowns with sheer linen and line fabrics. Elbows, boleros, girdles, motifs, and ruby trimming suit long or short sleeves for afternoon or evening wear, offering versatile, businesswoman friendly decoration.
The article reviews a black enamelled leather English weekend box, a compact trunk like case light enough for a maid or groom to carry. It features plaid lining, two trays to separate skirts and waists, and space for undergarments shoes and toilet articles in a Gladstone bag.
A Ruskin quote urges steadfast pursuit of the straight path in life. It advises carrying whatever is given without complaint, avoiding flattery, and neither loading nor unloading beyond duty. The emphasis is on obedience, endurance, and personal integrity.
The Evening News named Lady Beatrice Pole-Carew as England's top beauty in a photo contest mirroring the Chicago Tribune method. Among the six winners five were titled nobles, with two actresses Julia Nelson and Evelyn Millard also earning spots in the lineup.
The article discusses affordable DIY corset covers using dotted awisa and mercerized cotton to imitate expensive handwork. It guides shaping with large dot patterns, finishing with Valenciennes lace, beading, and ribbons to create a decorative undergarment. It notes color options like pink blue or lavender and emphasizes practicality and washability.
A concise note praises the Wu for achieving excellence in simplicity across manners and all things, highlighting refined restraint and practical elegance in approach.
In a reminiscence from 1902, alumni recall the dent al college near the hospital, its worn rooms and changing use. A tale unfolds of a supposed deceased classmate Garretson and a touching romance sparked by a hair locket connected to his mother, tying past and present.
A steeple jack risked his life by climbing the 46 University Place exterior to stop a burglar alarm ringing in the Chase and Solow Skirt Co window fourth story. Guests at the Hotel Albert awoke as police found no burglars. hotel staff and spectators attempted to disable the alarm with a ladder and two poles.
An aged reminiscence recalls two dentists Barton and Biddle traveling in practice, a bizarre case with a curl of hair used in a gold crown, and a dramatic hotel alarm thwarted by a climber named Joe Cahill from Norfolk, Virginia.
In March Everybody's, Charles Edward Russell describes French rail management as bribery free. Deputies receive monthly apon passes while railroads deduct ten francs from their pay. The president travels at railroad expense but no obligation follows.
The Philadelphia author A Jd Drexel Biddle recalls Monte Carlo gambling legends. A Yankee arrives with ten dollars, toys with fortunes, and kills himself in a garden corner as four onlookers hide and later flee. The tale ends with the Yankee leaving Monte Carlo in the night, pockets emptied.
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