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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
2
Dunham and his wife’s lovers’ holiday at Atlantic Harbor ends with renewed vows to their spouses. After a three day escape, both acknowledge their devotion to marriage, insisting a yearly break can preserve happiness if managed properly.
A detailed look at new pile fabrics with high luster and suppleness used in midwinter suits. Designers vary surface patterns with stripes and blocks rather than color changes, creating elegant effects on coats and skirts. Velvet and fur textures highlight minimal trimming and refined bodice styling.
David Goule reports from near Fort William on a beaver pond in early winter. He notes six inches of snow and ice, beavers cutting brush and birch to store as provisions, and the instinctive precision in tree felling away from the pool.
The essay notes nature gradually turns substances to dust, aided by human efforts like painting iron to resist decay. It foresees universal dust distribution, aligning with nebular hypothesis about early universe before its formation.
A collection of quotations from Col ton Burke and Wordsworth on ignorance error difficulty self-respect and inner dignity. The fragment presents aphoristic reflections attributed to notable thinkers about truth character and personal strength.
The article surveys festive handcrafts for gift giving noting knitted and crocheted items to guard against cold. It highlights morning jackets, light zephyr fabrics, lace accents, and machine made vestees as convenient substitutes for busy shoppers, with designs to complement evening wear and a modern rosette trend.
A small sailor hat features a ribbon band around the crown and a flat bow at the back with two ends hanging over the brim.
A mother praises simple classical lines and draperies in her daughter's dress designs. A frock modeled in soft pink mousseline de soie foxglove shade features a crossed shoulder band, waist band, and front and back corsage panels with bronze and aluminum thread embroideries.
Two birds cut from cretonne sewn together form a hat feature. One parrot is perched at the left of the crown.
The American Association for Labor Legislation released a bill to establish worker health insurance in New York and other states. It would cover manual labor earners under $100 a month with medical care, nursing, hospital services, and two thirds wage benefits for 26 weeks, plus family coverage, childbirth care, and funeral benefits financed by workers, employers, and the state.
In Boston officials of five rail unions and 1000 New England members launched a drive for an eight hour day. Western districts wait until April due to contracts. Movement aims to shorten hours, not raise wages, amid widespread unemployment relief notes and industry reform calls from labor leaders.
Grace plans to meet Horace Carver on the 4:10 train but delays as Ford ferries her and her luggage across a wet brook. Jealous Horace watches the embrace, while Grace wrestles between a social rival and a practical romance in a 1915 McClure publication scene.
A albany journal notes a claim that the ideal husband is never bald, arguing since no such person exists the statement must be true.
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