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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
6
A lone traveler stops at a two room cottage and chats with a pale lonely woman who confesses a four year failed romance and a craving for human contact. She fears her husband away and reveals she plans to stay to avoid insanity. The meeting ends with a somber farewell by the roadside.
A modern woman rides in a car through a fantasy medieval page as a knight and king react. They debate etiquette ice water and tournaments while a robber, dragon, and castle set the stage for a playful clash of eras. The lady mocks clichés and teases authority in a witty dialogue filled with era jokes.
An article argues mothers should sew summer clothes for young boys rather than buy ready made items. It cites durability, fit, and factory stitching as drawbacks, and suggests embroidery, pattern guides, and learning from factory suits. It recommends white pique, repp, or wash poplin fabrics and two styles: the Russian coat with baggy trousers or a full, deep-colored suit.
The article discusses boys clothing trends, favoring baggy knickerbockers for younger boys and snug pants for older youths. It notes demand for black and white checked suits, vivid collar and tie combinations, and diverse fabrics like galatea cloth, chambrays, madras, and cheviots. It also mentions shoe trends shifting from white to brown and black patent options.
A vintage pattern detailing a soft gray eolienne dress with a circular skirt, short train, silk galloon edging, and a fitted bodice with a square lace opening. Embroidery bands in rich oriental colors complete the gown, with fabric options noted for cotton use and required materials listed.
The text prescribes methods to cure double chins with daily massage and head re posture, then moves to hairstyling ideas such as pompadour or middle part with a braid. It notes tall or matronly figures may suit loose hair worn on top and mentions embroidery as a popular trim for summer fashions.
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