Scandinavian News Briefs Include Fire Loss and Taxes
Holstebro sugar refinery destroyed by fire. Copenhagen tax rolls show income tax from 109000 people for 1911 12, with 68 earning 27000 or more and top income near 197000. Sweden plans electric supply to Copenhagen and reports three Swedish waterfalls as sources. Queen Alexandra's Christmas card scene praised. Swedish press notes fewer Christmas visitors from America. Olympic attendance by Swedish Americans declined. Stockholm to open municipal servant school funded by seven women councilors pushing domestic service training.
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Holstebro
Copenhagen
Sweden
Alexandra
Christ
Prince of ‘Wales
America
Stockholm
Sweden News Highlights From Hjorted To Chicago Expos
A Swedish hunter and his dog drowned after breaking through ice near Hjorted Ostergotland while pursuing a deer. A pigeon entered Stjarnholmen church during a sermon and hid behind the altar. Remains of Ericsson brothers found near Kebrekaise with suspected foul play. Milk Drop effort in Copenhagen organized by Swedish minister’s daughters to supply fresh milk to Swedish mothers. Sweden’s crafts revival boosts rural economies, emigration down, and national dress resurges. Arsenic poisoning from winter heating blamed for illnesses among government and telegraph workers. dozens seek damages against the state.
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Hjorted
Ostergotland
Stjarnholmen
Absit
Ericsson
Kebrekaise
Copet Hagen
Gerda
Elisa Gunther
Denmark
Copenhagen
Chicago
Sweden
America
Mockfjord
Vermland
Zorn
Norway News Roundup From 1911 Parlotype
A compilation notes anti saloon sentiment among 123 Storting members with about 70 000 Norwegians dissenting from the state church. It mentions Amundsen and Peary invited to a National Geographic Society event, names of ships Kristianiafjord and Bergensfjord, a rural patch of ground by Malmin turning into a thriving farm, and plans for a new home for indigent women at Jelo with modest charges. The Storting results are tallied: 76 Left Liberals, 24 Right conservatives, and 23 Socialists.
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Géad
Post Office Department
Gari Bonnevie
Bodo
Narvik
Fand
New Storting
Ben- Blessum
Eau Claire
Wis
Norway
Talgo
Jaderen
Roald Amundsen
England
South Pole
Carnegie Hero
Fund For
Kristianiafjord
Bergensfjord
Kristiania
Oslo
Oslofjord
Bergen
Bergenfjord
Malmin
Hangesund
Roald. Amundsen
National Geographic Society of Washington
Robert B. Peary
North Pole
Amundsen
National Geographic Society
Northwest Passage
South
Pole
Peary
Arctic
Jelo
Neckraff of Ostrich in Fashionable Hat Trimming
The neckruff of ostrich is a favored fall and winter accessory. Ostrich neck ruffs suit hats with drooping brims or close-fitting shapes and blend with hat trims. elaborate long ostrich plumes, ribbons, and jeweled pins secure ends to the shoulder, creating a refined, versatile finish for varied tastes.
Fragrance Out of Fashion A Change in Ladies’ Health Habits
A brief editorial notes that current women favor health and activity over feigned delicacy. It cites public behavior, improved vigor among young ladies, and doctors attributing lower sickness to active lifestyles and walking. The piece urges continued exercise and physical activity.
Evening waist with chiffon and rose knot bow
A delicate waist features chiffon and mousseline de sole. The torso and yoke are tucked and shirred with a head toga style finish. The lower section remains plain and is cinched by a black velvet girdle holding a rose knot. Sleeves are tucked and edged with double frills.
Crepe Paper Gifts For Frugal Fancy Work
Simple yet impressive crepe paper projects offer inexpensive craft ideas. Readers learn to braid and assemble decorative objects with affordable materials, noting the ease of creation and the modest cost outside ribbons or satin.
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Harper’s Bazar
Velvet Umbrella Fashion Triumphs In Silk and Silver
Velvet encased umbrellas rise in style with slender frames and silk spreads. Handles feature silver monograms and rings, with colors from purple to red. Artistic and bizarre animal head designs appear, while carved handles in jade ivory and crystal reflect luxury.
Aprons stitched for a wash loving friend
A narrator crafts two pink gingham aprons from two yards of fabric. Each apron features cross back straps, shoulder buttons, pink braid trim, and a pocket with a white embroidered initial. The gift inspires the girl to help with dishes and dusting, pleasing her mother.
Muffs Get Bigger and Softer with New Trim Styles
Harper's Bazaar notes muffs are larger than before and very soft. Some feature paw and tail trims similar to last year, while others lack hanging trimmings. Fur collars pair with shoulder draped ends, and high neck bands with tulle and satin ribbon bows at the left fastening.
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Harper’s Bazar
Fur Fashion Rises with Skunk Fur In All Attire
The article notes fur in many garments from chiffon gowns to tailor made outfits. Skunk fur, valued for its deep brown tint, is highlighted as highly fashionable and seen across outfits including gray suits.
Fur Fad Shapes Scarves Across the Back
Fashion notes describe a fur trend where the scarf ends drape down the center of the back and the bars cross at the front, the ends fall with studied carelessness as a new style statement.
Zeal and follows in Jesus teaching from Luke two
A sermon-like reflection on the disciples zeal and Jesus zeal. It compares three men met by Jesus and urges steadfast following without worldly attachments, highlighting intolerance and the demand to set the face toward Jerusalem and the kingdom. It cites Mark nine verses, 2 Corinthians eight nine, and John references.
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Jesus
John
Peter
Christ
Jerusalem
Calvary
James
Ike Lot
Autos Barred By Island Legislature On Prince Edward Island
The legislature bans automobiles on Prince Edward Island due to reckless driving and frequent accidents. Cities sought repeal, but national influence kept the ban in effect, despite concerns over car availability and transport.
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Prince Edward Island
Cringonbeak Seeks A Silent Partner
A local bachelor, Mr Cringonbeak, seeks a partner for joys and sorrows. His friend notes he has been long searching for a suitable companion while Mrs Cringonbeak comments on his delay. The exchange hints at a quiet, patient matchmaker situation.
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Mr. Cringonbeak
Mrs. Cringonbeak
Tired Blood Impedes Development in Youth
A 1912 warning from the Tonitives Company stresses that tired blood harms growth in girls and boys. It urges mothers to address pale, delicate, weak, and puny conditions by improving blood health to protect future health and happiness.
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The
Tonitives Co
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