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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

2

Wallace the Untamable Lions Stir New York Free Show Frenzy

The circus proprietor recalls Wallace the lion known as The Mankiller and the two boxing kangaroos in a dramatic escape. He details the chaos of a loose wallace in a New York stable, the horse carcass escape, gang chaos, and the dramatic capture that followed. The tale includes Broncho Boccacio, Cockney keeper, and press agent Tony Hamilton's ad push.

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Famous American Sculptor Thomas Crawford Born in New York

Thomas Crawford, designer of the Statue of Liberty surmounting the Capitol, was born in New York a century ago. He studied in Rome under Bertel Thorvaldsen, lived abroad most of his life, created over sixty works, including the Washington statue in Richmond and Babes in the Wood in Lenox library. He became blind in 1856 and died in London in 1857.

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Welcome Change. Honest agent warns buyer about house

The real estate agent bluntly tells Hemmand that there is a caveat against taking the house. Hemmand asks for clarification as the agent warns of potential issues.

Costly Calorie

A fragmented OCR note references dieting and a domestic dispute tone with unclear details. No clear events, dates, or names are readable to identify persons or organizations.

Ideal cold resisting coats reflect smart, sturdy fashion

Women increasingly seek warm stylish coats for daily outdoor wear. Designers offer top coats in balmacan tweed chinchilla and velours with rolled collars and lapped seams. Driving and urban styles emphasize fit and durability with manly silhouette flares on heavier fabrics.

Ince

Ruffled Handbags Steal Spotlight With Silk Flair

New handbags feature silk fabric with plaited silk or crepe trim at the top, creating a diminutive overskirt effect. The design adds charm and playful movement to the accessory.

Cameo Coiffure Inspires Intricate Hair Carvings

Fashion writers note Cameo Coiffure as a new trend with carved hair designs inspiring daring and elegant styles. Artists study cameos to craft varied waves curls and chignons with unique touches that may establish cameo coiffure as a fad and a subject for professional study.

Moyen Age Elf Dinner gowns at Mettes show

A Moyen Age themed collection from New Moyen Age Elf Dinner gowns presents an exceedingly comfortable and attractive effect. Designers combine satin and lace or velvet and chiffon with metallic thread brocade effects. Simplicity of design contrasts with rich fabrics and embellishments.

Styles of Capes and Their Distinct Looks

A survey of cape styles outlines the officer cape with straight military lines and back snapping bands, the rakish toreador cape over one shoulder, the page cape as a decorative silk ornament, the mantilla cape draped at the neck and arms, and the red riding hood cape gathered at the collar and reaching near the knee.

Jace

Fitting Gown Sleeves Altered To Suit Long Arms

The description notes sleeves were very long and frequently altered to fit the arms, with the gown's flare beginning below the hips.

Pigskin Pocketbook in Mottled Engraved Leather Styles

The final note of fashion in leather goods features a mottled Englis h pigskin pocketbook. Reddish brown leather flecked with cream red and golden brown is mounted with a gold plate and offered in various shapes.

Our Affections Should Not Master Us in This World

A reflective maxim emphasizes that noble affections are valuable but must be guided, not ruled, by the truly great spirit, warning against letting feelings dominate judgment.

German Fruit Cake Method For A Moist Outer Crust

A historic baking note outlines a method to prevent fruit from scorching by lining the pan with a thin dough made from cake batter and flour. The process keeps the cake moist and prevents fruit sinking, with a full recipe for Genuine German Torte including eggs sugar nuts and candied fruit and an icing finishing step.

Enduring griefs and torments yet endured

Poem fragment noting that some griefs were cured and some pains survived while evils that never arrived caused further torment. The lines reflect on resilience and the burden of anticipated suffering.

The Thanksgiving Dinner Tradition and Tips

A 1910s style home guidance on preparing a simple elegant Thanksgiving meal with ahead prep ideas. Includes cider jelly recipe and chestnut dressing for turkey, plus decoration tips using chrysanthemums, autumn leaves, and small pumpkins for candy boxes.

Preventing Mold on Books with Lavender Oils

During damp weather books grow musty or moldy. Place a few drops of lavender oil and Canada balsam in the back corner of each bookshelf to deter mold and preserve the volumes.

Rooster Riddle Delights Judge in Courtroom Exchange

In a humorous moment the judge prompts Willie to identify an item hidden in Papa’s hand. Willie smiles and answers that it is a rooster on a fence, sparking lighthearted laughter in court.

Papa Willie Judge

Idiot student failed geography exam in public rebuke

A subaltern was tested in geography and proved astonishingly ignorant. After a glaring failure, the examiner scowled and declared you want to defend your country yet do not know where it is.

Fresh Buckwheat Bag Buck Wheat at Local Grocers

An advertising snippet notes Mrs. Austins bag buckwheat now on hand at area grocers. It highlights a fresh supply and includes a playful line about a high hat and a Sunday lid priced at eight dollars.

Boston Evening Transcript

Directory Clerk Helps Writer Pick Names in Prize Contest

A Brooklyn drug clerk recalls a man who came in seeking the directory while a young woman, spreading a paper in the shop, quietly copied names. She reveals she is selecting names for a prize story and confesses she did not know how to begin until choosing characters.

Brooklyn

Highest Tribute

An automobilist stops at a back-country town hotel and joins a porch crowd discussing a recently buried citizen. When asked if the deceased was popular the town’s chief speaker says every dog’s tail stopped wagging for five minutes while the funeral rassed. A man in deep debt feels unseen even when deeply in debt.

Observation Teaches More Than Experience Says Wise Man

A proverb notes that a wise person learns from observation rather than personal experience, valuing careful watching over trial and error.

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