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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
7
A discussion of gowns named by mood or music signals a shift toward labeled fashion pieces. The featured “Spring Song” dress showcases light taffeta styles with a delicate shirtwaist, wide sleeves, and lace or net trims, suitable for evening or afternoon wear.
Western Canada reports conditions favorable for an early spring as farmers prepare seeders plows and implements. Government agents note rising emigrants from central and western states, with higher grain prices forecast. Despite some poor yields, land ready for cultivation promises a crop if prepared properly. Trade and war orders boost exports, while optimistic farmers anticipate ample harvest potential across the region.
Two hats designed for middle aged women highlight refined living. A black lace bonnet with chantilly brim and velvet trim pairs with a violet blue satin ribbon and floral touches. Amethyst milan braid turban features velvet collar, leaf wreath, and cherry accents with an airy aigrette. Julia Bottomley caption: Bows Again. Bows appear in many fashion items as a recurring accent, from hats to parasols and sashes.
A garbled collage of product pitches and quirky lines, including Cuticura ointment skin claims and random items about babies noses and political candidates. The fragmentary text also mentions Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops and vague notes on proposing in love.
A California youth visits a boyfriend under a strict curfew, claiming he followed orders and endured a two- block walk home. The mother accuses him of lying and threatens punishment, while the boy admits peer pressure from Charlie Wilson. The tale highlights arguments over honesty and discipline.
In Len ver a misreading during a neutrality lecture sparked heckles as Dr. Fite Metzler of the University of Meidelberg asked a heckler to reread his point. The odd exchange touched on personal affairs and distant business trips, with casual banter about marriage and pride among nearby diners.
A garbled court transcript shows a clerk pressing a witness for spelling and identity, featuring disjointed exchanges about contempt of court and a witness named Ottiwell Wood. The scene references a minister and resignations, interwoven with excerpts about a William Jennings Bryan campaign and a theatergoing student.
An assorted clipping mentions Castoria and its warning to care for infants, interwoven with assorted quotes about war, humor, and a joke about wax bullets. It notes twenty nine states producing coal on a commercial scale, reflecting a chaotic mix of ads and light items.
A mixed ad like inventory lists seed varieties and vegetables for spring and summer from Ori enttio John A. Satter Seed Co with items such as Ten Fa trens Farm Sede Speliz The Caren Wonder and The Pree Winner plus onions cucumbers carrots and herbs. It also includes a jumble of quoted lines and jokes from Baltimore American style humor.
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