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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
6
Jackson missouri column notes humorous reflections on science life and travel with playful jests about gravity, dairy management, and a proposed airship link London to Paris. It ponders sunspots and cows producing milk with music and the milkmaid chorus.
An unnamed observer notes that stenographers saved the day during congress. An expert at a Boston convention suggests revising a saying about spoiling the child. A northern Michigan dairyman claims to extract sweetness from milk via phonograph induced woe and offers a curious remedy named “colt shoulder.”
The Norwich dean denies a claim that King George ever had a wife like him noting the king enjoyed time in his garden with children. The dean’s remark hints at the king’s tomatoes and garden life as a humorous aside.
The text laments poor relief needs during heat, calls for public support of free hospitals and charities, and notes naval armor plate defects risking ships. It recounts a Chicago gasoline launch accident and a Californian walking expedition, reflecting distress and public safety concerns in a late era.
A garbled excerpt discusses loss of taste and potential remedies involving inducing vomiting and other drastic measures. The passage appears incoherent and lacks clear individuals, organizations, or dates to anchor a concrete report.
A fashion note outlines three outfits: a white spotted muslin over pale blue crepe desole with gathered overskirt and lace trim, a pale blue straw hat with pink roses. an Amethyst crepe meteor visiting dress with a long front panel, Russia braid trim, white chiffon yoke, and a floral toque. and a girl’s dress in anilinor style with tucked panels, darker trim, and a matching straw hat. Materials listed include amounts of muslin, crepe desole, lace, and chiffon.
Sewing hints emphasize avoiding knots in embroidery, preferring French knots or multiple small stitches. Details cover sheer tulle, shallow yokes, flaring necklines, dainty workbags with blue lining, lace insertions, ribbon borders, and careful ironing to keep a neat right side.
The article notes long gloves back in style for summer, with pink silk reversible to yellow and white kid stitched to match frocks. Lavenders and pinks trend, yellow lisle is cool and washable, and new embroidery and back stitching allow easy home customization.
A fashion note describes summer wardrobes emphasizing collars, embroidery, and decorative frills. It highlights low collars with colored embroidery, jabots and bows, and mentions trunks of trifles like belts sashes and chiffon overlays.
The writer notes four prominent features in a woman's Hien corhunme outfit, with elaborate headpieces often dominated by a moral turban or a nile turban form. Accessories include tulle, bejeweled hats with bird adornments, and rolled tulle detailing, reflecting luxury fabrics seen at Marper's Bazar.
The guide notes gingham gowns with gray or blond shades pair well with bright plaids. It highlights charming frocks in these tones made with flowered striped or maid materials. Piped with blue red or green, they gain belts or stiff accents as fashionable warmth and style.
The reading outlines Jesus's path to Jerusalem with focus on sacrifice and service. It notes Peter's misguided ambition, the Zebedee brothers, and Judas, contrasting worldly power with Christ's call to true greatness and selfless leadership. The lesson emphasizes open eyes to divine purpose and the cost of discipleship.
Miss Kate Adams secretary to LeRoy Steward becomes acting head during his vacation leading the citys busiest force. Assistant Chief Schuttler remains officially in charge as Adams steers daily operations with calm, cautious humor in a case involving a puzzling death.
Berlin reports Mrs Robert Goelet famed yacht Nahma owner and social leader who impressed Kaiser Wilhelm at Kiel regatta as he favored her courtiers over his own. Since 1901 she has been a prominent figure in German circles and on European tours aboard the Nahma famous at Kiel Cannes San Sebastian and Monte Carlo.
A tarnished watch found in a Park farm turnip field near Hanworth Hall at Great Yarmouth, four years after it was lost by Cory Wright of London while shooting over Col. Yarclay?s preserves. The owner says it remains in good condition despite wear.
A lively fragmented dialogue at a social gathering features a boastful guest Squilbot and others. The exchange hints at wit, hunger, mispronunciations, and a wary host admonishing guests to only pay for what is said, reflecting humor and social banter.
A bachelor asks a married man for the most unanswerable argument. The reply: when a wife says If they can afford it we can, there is no law in that and never will be. Youth's Companion, quoting a jocular exchange on finances and marital sentiment.
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