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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

2

Depend On Corset Good Lines for Evening Fashion

An article discusses corsets and new underwear shaping for winter wear, noting how corsets simulate silhouette, emphasizing tighter waists and hourglass forms. It describes garments, two piece combinations, and tailored modes with lace, net, or braid details, plus suggestions for outer gowns and practical wear. The piece highlights fashion lines, materials, and the era’s stylistic preferences in dress and undergarments.

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New Ideas in Millinery Trimming for Hats

Fashion notes describe diverse hat trims including velvet, ostrich feathered crowns, garlands of deep green foliage, and fringe styles. Mentioned are Orange Julie shades, beige trims, and bold velvet ribbons as trend leaders.

Ornament On Writing Table Watch Stand and Memo Holder

A compact do it yourself writing table accessory combines a watch stand with a memo holder. Made from cardboard covered with fabric, it features a back support, a dress hook for the watch, elastic band for notepaper, and a silk cord to tie the top, creating a neat desk accessory.

Red With Lobsters At Sea Supper From 19th Century Tale

A beleaguered dinner scene unfolds as a gold admiral renowned for esgeeration shares a voyage tale aboard a ship named Red, while guests dispute lobster color and fear boiling springs. Mrs Talkative-Mes Chatter worries about gossip and social scrutiny, exposing lively character dynamics and intrapersonal tensions.

Paeife Red

In There Room for One More Morat

A clipped dialogue line shows a playful banter between Miss Manel and Mr Heavyweight as a dozen fellows stand at their feet and a single seat opens in the room for another person.

Miss Manel Heavyweight

Rotation of Crops Improves Soil and Yields on Farms

A Western agricultural piece explains crop rotation among grain grass and cultivated crops. It describes how rotating corn wheat timothy clover and other plants preserves humus, loosens soil, conserves moisture, and reduces weeds. Minnesota experiments show four to five year cycles yielding higher net incomes and better soil health than continuous cropping.

Leult Minnesota Agricultural College Minnesota Wrein

Goethes Cure at Marienbad and Early Visitors

The article traces Marienbad’s rise in the early 19th century with Goethe as its pioneering patron. It notes his studies of minerals, the court’s fashion and entourage, and other famed guests like Richard Wagner who frequented the spa town and contributed to its cultural lore.

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Not Far Wrong In a Southern State Voter Qualification

A fragment quotes a Southern state scene where an educational qualification was required for voters. A black man asks what the writ of certiorari is, replying that it is used to keep negros from voting. The line reflects the article’s focus on voting discrimination and racial language from the period.

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Farmer Somethin Without Abe Machine

A brief column notes a playful exchange about a farm gadget or device and a character nicknamed Abe. The chatter hints at a rural, practical setting and the speaker’s lighthearted undercurrent about downtime and sun exposure.

Abe Yoice

Questioning Etiquette At Event Confuses Yonkers Assembly

The CMTE of Events and Things asks why a lone attendee stands in the box with no one nearby while someone removes a hat, yet the 74 audience does not exhibit the same action. The remark appears in YonkersStates.

CMTE Yonkers

Nobody Home in Denver Catholic Message

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with a single speaker, mentioning a father and a missing agent. The text hints at a quirky exchange and a counterpoint about home, domestic presence, and identity within a Denver Catholic context.

Denver

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