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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
3
A flourish of 19th century lingerie trends emphasizes simple, well cut pieces over lavish lace. The piece highlights affordable fine linen undergarments, fit and silhouettes for skirts, and elaborate petticoats, chemises, corset covers, and negligees in a range from French munlin to kimono styled gowns, noting versatility and feminine style for summer wardrobes.
A New York woman recounts after her uptown flat burned, a glass bowl and china pitcher survived with unusual coloring. The bowl’s iridescent pattern remained intact while soot touched it, the pitcher also showing a delicate reddish black glaze. At a luncheon, guests debated whether the pieces were professionally kiln cured before the host revealed the playful setup.
Dainty jewel cases designed to fit in a trunk offer compartments for rings pins buttons and accessories. Larger models include trays like miniature trunks with a good lock, providing a convenient safe receptacle for carrying jewelry.
The article outlines spinach fritter preparation with cooked spinach minced and mixed with bread crumb nutmeg butter and eggs then fried in hot fat. It also advises serving fruits fresh and cold with sugar and arranging dishes to please the eye, stressing diligence in duties.
A Cayuse tale recounts White Fawn's twin daughters Tox-e-lox and A-lom-pum born near How-tim-o-necrash. After a tradition to kill twins, Yellow Grizzly Bear persuades the council to spare them, weaving dreams of unity with Umatilla and Walla Walla chiefs and a restored homeland.
Dr Henry Wade Rogers argues that tax dodging by individuals and corporations fuels discontent and municipal demoralization. He urges the wealthiest to fulfill public obligations, warning that educated leaders who refuse office invite exploitation by the worst, risking anarchy.
The Great Seal of Rogland is a large silver disk about 6% inches in diameter and 1 4 inches thick, in two parts with smooth outer surfaces and ornate inner engravings. It is attached to documents with wax and weighs around 186 grains, valued in metal, reflecting English history. lore notes a Charles era seal slept under a pillow to guard it from thieves.
Hamilton detective Bleakley using handwriting comparison links a hotel domestic to a stolen timepiece. After a note and signature on a declaration fail to exonerate, the detective matches the writing to the watch owner’s paper, concluding the suspect's guilt.
Dispatches from Salt Lake City report a Mormon undertaking by twenty Brigham Young Academy students led by President Cluft and two faculty members. They seek ruined cities, botanical and archaeological specimens, and a religious mission tied to the Book of Mormon. The 15 month route aims through Mexico, Central America, Ecuador, and Peru, returning by sea from Valparaiso to San Francisco.
An ex-president warned his wife at a railway station to seek help from a curious stranger across the aisle if needed during her long journey. The journey ended safely but at a later reception he learned the man she met was a fellow traveler who praised the former president’s speech, though he opposed his party.
The New York Post reports on an auction of old wines from Eugene Keteltas estate. Thirty two bottes of Ferdinand sherry from a famed Montillo line sold at $5 each. Madeira from 1828 fetched $5 per quart. Over 100 bottles of South Side Wording Wine sold between $2.60 and $5. The blue sea Raman deira wine from 1740s era brought $8.60 a bottle.
An artisan polisher transforms raw marble by skillfully finishing surfaces to reveal natural color and shine. The process unveils the stone's inherent beauty not visible in rough blocks.
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