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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
3
The pattern highlights two fashion trends this season an overblouse with a back closing and sleeves cut in one with the body and a kilted shirt with a tunic attachment. It comes in five sizes 34 to 42 inch bust with 63 3/4 yards required for a 36 inch bust using 36 inch wide material. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department of this paper with name address and pattern size.
Pattern details for a four size set including underwaist drawers and petticoat in campric or flannelette. Provides yardage, widths, and edging amounts for 6 year size with notes on construction and a brief social remark followed by temper control advice.
A middle aged spinster recounts a troubling Sunnyside summer as a furnished country house reveals fear and mystery. Liddy her housekeeper joins in a tense vigil after odd noises and a looming threat, while a detective later credits the narrator for pivotal aid.
A terse item notes a reduction plan for a struggling artist, offering a quarter in cash as a minimal grant. The text conveys a sense of hardship and a modest aid gesture without detailing eligibility or broader program terms.
An actress discusses Eleanor Robson and a gilded circle. The dialogue mentions Augustus Lemon, Mrs Van Gelt, and plans for summer in the North Cape with skiing, and a winter Florida vacation with January bathing at Palo Beach.
The passage shows Mrs Dobbs learning the boarder’s likes and dislikes, noting pie for breakfast offends him while pie for dinner is essential. The humorous exchange ends with the boarder smiling and Mrs Dobbs affirming her view on meals as day’s finishing touch.
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