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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
3
A detailed description of a decorative hat created from ecrase of colored linen joined by crochet. The octagon panels form a plaid-like crown, connected by white cotton crochet, with a deep crochet lace trimming. A plum plume and purple bow garnish the hat, set against a white felt base.
Fragmented text outlines methods for cleaning nickel silver ornaments and copper pans, plus advice on refrigerator appearance, wall paper care, ironing, and constructing a decorative white hat and garment features. Contains numerous garbled words and disjointed instructions, with no clear single event or人物.
Yellow pairs with white as the season’s chic choice. Dresilen blue gray tones flatter, while a peacock tinted turban adds fall flair. Leather trims appear on blouses with subtle collar and strap accents. Square shoulder with light padding, Chinese embroidery on gold cloth lace, and threequarter basque silhouettes define the season. Eiderdown house gowns with silk embroidered ruffles complete the look.
A detailed description of a cloth street dress featuring a dark petti coat over a thin skirt, with a plain black or white outside flounce trimmed with lace and tucks. A striped black and white example uses white silk with a broad black stripe and Chantilly lace, velvet ribbons, and multiple lace rows. The design aims to prevent the skirt clinging to the ankles.
The effective ribbon is a key feature of modern lingerie with many widths and lavish knots and bows. The passage notes the variety and expense tied to choosing ribbon for different garments and emphasizes its role as a notable decorative element.
The description notes a new hat shape with a low row crown and velvet liner, paired with a loosely waved pompadour front and gathered knot at the back. A hairnet sits over the knot, while the left side curls up and is draped with long black plates. The back shape is covered with black satin.
A period portrait describes The Golden Girl with gold jewelry and embroidery. Wealthy details note a gold band at the waist, gold threads in gown, beaded slippers, gold combs, and a gold belt hackle. The description emphasizes opulence and ornate attire.
A described walst invention features no opening except at the mock. It fits soft silk cloths and tawa material and uses a deep inserted plate on the streamlidersy. Tiny tittons fasten the creases of the pliks. when unbuttoned the sire cloth is released to form an opening for the head.
A society note describes skirts so wide that crinoline seems nearly needed to manage the folds. The description highlights the dramatic puff of fabric as a fashion statement of the era.
The left costume in wine colored chiffon velvet features a chirred balero with silk braid fringe and gold soutache straps. The chemisette and frilla include Ince ornamentation and bine soutache, puffed sleeves trimmed with braid, and an inverted plaited front skirt with flounce. The empire costume pairs prune velvet with matching skirt and red cloth accents, a gold button walateont, velvet sirdle, and a Grecian Warder trimmed shoulder piece.
Sebastopol the chief Russian naval port endured a staged mutiny as sailors and troops rose against officers. Rebels seized barracks, joined by ships Panteleimon and Orekhov, while loyal regiments faced rebel fire. Admiral Chuknin declined to mediate as the mutiny widened, ending in a dramatic, citywide procession and renewed control efforts.
Mayor Franklin P. Stoy, reelected unanimously for a fifth term in Atlantic City New Jersey, holds a world record for attending the most banquets and giving the most public addresses in a year. In the past twelve months he presided or was guest at over 100 banquets, delivering speeches at each, and he plans to surpass the record. Atlantic City has become a popular site for trade and other conventions and the mayor has attended as many as four such gatherings in a single evening.
Miss Joanie Tlanson of Lexington Kentucky built one of the nation’s largest megasine agencies by quitting teaching at forty dollars a month to run subscriptions for the mosnemen. She rented an office, expanded to a sizable building, and now owns substantial real estate. In Lexington.
The widow of the Confederate president, Mrs Jefferson Davie, lives in a quiet uptown New York apartment during winter months. She is described as feeble but maintaining some independence, owning only one cart and not wealthy, with stays noted in New York.
A Philadelphia Lodger report notes British officials expect Canada to meet wheat requirements. A Canadian authority suggests planting only a quarter of cultivable Manitoba land with wheat could yield enough to satisfy Britain threefold, within ten years aligning Canada as a major US supplier.
Governor of Missouri warned against hasty reforms describing corruption as dangerous and urging deliberate, cautious change. The speech contrasted a captain threading thick weather with the risk of reckless speed and claimed foxes are dangerous if approached hastily.
Judgment comes in Handy Mise Kinanehe Gertcode Kelh of AL Tentown Co to the tune of 2000 dollars. Milwar Heilman reverend erniroman failed to marry her as promised. White Irish wife in protreos Mieg PLC connected with Adam J Humveelabuck of Philadelphia who also marries. The couple to go to bon Teeptoe in Philadelphia with salary and plans to fix a new home. Heilman’s $3000 will be in play alongside settlement details.
The United States consul at Vic tor a reports a profit sharing scheme run by British directors operating street railways and a weighing plant. After a 4 percent shock payment the remaining earnings are split into three parts with two for shareholders and one for long service employees. Track greasers receive a share, and the company name ties to London. In the first year $25 per employee was distributed, $95 in the second, and this year $40 per employee was allocated.
Rev J A Saxon pastor of the Methodist church in Mardwick VI disguises himself as a stonecutter. He works with mallet and chisel to learn the trade in village shops to better reach laborers from the pulpit. He started at the bottom and hopes to master lettering and carving someday.
De Charles A. Golftmimt of New Haven Conn and Walter di Wilkie of Roopaitte plan a telepathic walking tour around the world. They aim to travel with a camera a pen and jewelry claimed valuable noted in their possession. They hope to speak English French Spanish or Portuguese in any country.
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