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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
6
An article surveys a link between Orthodox Christian faith and mental healing, highlighting figures, institutions, and contested claims. It notes researchers and clergy discussing spiritual cures, telepathy, and religious rituals while examining impacts on patients and public perception.
A fragmented tale describes buying a woman's smile and a shoe trade anecdote, then shifts to archaeological notes about the Foundation of Ancient Tower Dug Out on Convent Grounds at Reven. It covers the discovery of a tower foundation linked to the Maid of Orleans era, its dating to 164 and later destruction and enclosure in a garden context.
An overheard exchange shows a constable seeking funds to bury a fellow officer. An old gentleman offers money and accepts a small exchange in shillings, praising the gesture while the scene highlights town charity and police conduct.
The midsummer shirt waist trend shifts from almost solid white to a full spectrum of colors with bold stripes. Striped lawns and tricolets in blue, cream brown, lavender, and pink lead the choices, while white embroidered dots on linen or nainsook offer a tailored alternative. fits range from slender to stout, with varied jabots and collars.
Instructional notes describe brushing the scalp in sections after removing pins, keeping the bristles on the hair as they glide to the tip to lift dust. It advises cleansing the brush with a comb every few minutes and beating dust from bristles. Also explains gathering sleeves by stitching two rows first, then pulling threads to fullness rather than using a gatherer.
A white serge summer coat and skirt outfit features elaborate white silk soutache trim and a matching hat of white leg horn. The brim edge is finished with dark green silk, and pink roses plus foliage decorate the hat for a stylish, modern look.
The article describes affordable tub jumper frocks in blue and brown galatea that wash easily and resist fading, with linen as a charming but pricier option. It recommends rose pick or Nile green for versatility, notes cotton duck as sturdy daily wear, and explains why summer fabrics were previously uncomfortable around the neck and arms.
California railroad men recount a phantom locomotive tale on a Hoggnich trestle near Visitacion. Quinn and Flaherty recall a night when a spectral engine stirred fear, guided by an unseen hand, as passengers lurched through a perilous stretch beside the Sierras.
The article notes the hardship of stockings for women with limited means when hose supporters rise in price. It suggests mending with cut pieces of old stockings sewn to the top where garters attach, to prevent holes from forming.
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