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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
3
An illustrated fall street costume features heavy braid ornamentation and deep fringe on the coat and skirt. The bodice forms a U shape with braid details, a high collar trimmed in braid, a two piece cloth front resembling wide suspenders, a V shaped chiffon waist, and a white lace yoke with deep lace collar. Chiffon sleeves are full with plaited sleeves at the armholes and deep cuffs.
A two piece costume described as a green cloth outfit with black braid and black silk fringe. The undergarment resembles a princess gown with an overskirt. Trimming around the skirt and fringe are add on details, while the skirt itself reads as a single piece. A deep remains cut off in the fragment.
The article argues shoes must be at least half an inch longer than the foot and worn in the evening when feet are largest. It recommends trying on footwear then, having two pairs to alternate, and giving shoes a rest days to keep them in perfect condition.
Reverses make a comeback in directoire inspired street gowns. Big square revers shape the neck and hem with a soft ripple, avoiding stiffness. Designers favor unlined raw edges or selvage to preserve the revers air, while canvas linings would spoil the look.
A pretty embroidery was seen on a bole de rose union and net tea gown with abundant beads. Large beads were wood and the rest celluloid, chosen to avoid heaviness. Beads appeared in many shades of brown, all round and dulled surfaces.
The author explains basting tissue paper under the part to be embroidered to prevent puckering on sheer materials. After stitching, the tissue paper is pulled away easily to finish the work.
Fashion notes on a trend toward shorter formal gowns with skirts kept two inches above the floor. Designers showcase satin mousseline embroidery and sheer fabrics, featuring wedding gowns that reveal white satin slippers and ornate detailing like tulle and orange blossom accents.
A fashion glove features a back heavily embroidered with colored silk circles. The article notes the design mirrors the kid leather tone, highlighting the color match as a defining detail for stylish wear.
A warm medical wrap crafted from a 13.4 yard flannel strip folded in half forms a neck opening with revers. Corners are turned back to create sleeves and pointed cuffs, with edges folded and stitched. Embroidery or ornamentation may decorate revers and cuffs, while fronts fasten with a ribbon bow.
The season favors foulards with a wider 45 inch width, offering a versatile fabric for tunics peplums and princess models. Foulards show a brighter finish and replace satin as a favored choice as manufacturers respond to growing demand.
A reminscent promotion urges thousands of families to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days in November replacing meat and greasy foods. It promises increased health and strength and urges including children, noting Quaker Oats comes in regular and large family packages.
A terse snapshot recalls an 1911 rendezvous with a man delayed two hours, leaving the narrator waiting without a sign or word, capturing a moment of quiet anticipation.
O L Wilson of Puryear Tennessee describes a three year skin ailment with black swellings and scars that covered face and body. After ineffective medical care three sets of Cutiura remedies rapidly healed many sores, leaving him sound and well by February 1908. Potter Drog & Chem Corp. occupies the bole property.
A reader quips about unconscious humor in magazine stories and a satirical tale where John and Grace eat in silence with the husband never speaking. Dean Shailer Mathews critiques how newspapers shape opinion through headlines, not editorials, and notes authors and artists rely on titles or themes rather than execution.
Advertisement copy for Foot-Ease antiseptic powder promising relief for tight or new shoes feet and sores. Mentions cures for welts hot feet and ingrowing nails with a free small pack offer and a New York address. Contains Elbert Hubbard quote about nature and effort.
An amusing ad claims Hamlin s Wizard Oil eases soreness from ind wounds burns and scalds and suggests odd job seekers manners of earning pay. The quirky copy notes the product’s “wonderful” cure and jokes about hiring practices in various seasons.
A fragmented notice references Pettit's Eye Salve and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as remedies. It mentions Edward Dros of Buffalo and a saying about resilience after hard times, with unrelated lines about an Enema and a stovepipe hat.
A jurist’s sharp quips greet Mr. Choate who struggles to read his notes at age. The judge suggests glasses or tongs. The column lampoons marriage and domestic life while railing at oddities, manners, and a string of brisk, humorous asides on politics, health, and cigars.
A current fad shows handkerchiefs in crepe de chine with embroidery in open and solid patterns. Also seen is an old color linen handkerchief with a white hem. The trend reflects a swing back to varied hues in accessories.
The ad touts Delicous apples praised by Luther Burbank and promotes Stark Trees fruit trees and ornamentals. It offers a complete illustrated price list, a county map, and a commission-based sales program with no investment required and earnings up to fifty dollars per sale.
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