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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1883

Page

6

A Christmas Gift Turns Patty's Christmas Stocking Bright

In Detroit Free Press story Ruth Hall recalls Patty’s holiday visit to Aunt Sally and Uncle Joshua. Patty learns of mortgage fears and a harsh uncle, but kindness from Aunt Sally and a Christmas surprise restores hope as Patty receives a house and farm through a mortgage payoff in her stocking.

Polly Amasa Andrews Joshua Sally Sarsh Amasy Patty George Amasa Pattty Dilus Aunt Sally Franklin Uncle Joshua Mike Amasy Andrews Mr. Andrews New England Ruth Hall New York Independent

Fashion Notes on Velvet Trimmings and Evening Attire

Carrickmacross collarettes and deep cuffs top plain velvet dinner dresses while buckles in millinery and dressmaking gain favor. Dark dyed silks and black ensembles rise in mourning wear. Gray satin with smoked pearls suits elderly ladies. soft silks and sarah fabrics adorn young women. English bonnets and hats grow large with chenille and eccentric brims. Double chenille fringes slim figures on short wraps. Velvet Ottoman silk pairs with plain velvet. Parsian strolling dress uses moss green silk with red brown velvet dots. Smoky blue green and gray shades shimmer softly. Swiss and jet belts complement velvet outfits.

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Strange Knife Artist Builds Cryptic Missouri Pacific Expo

A Post-Dispatch report profiles William Yoke a self described whittler born in St Louis who claims to craft a vast automatic display called the Missouri Pacific and Strasburg Automatic Wonder. He describes models including Balmoral and Bermuda castles the Texas capitol at Austin and Solomon’s temple noting the piece uses hundreds of cigar boxes laths and lumber with a wooden engine powered by sand. He says he will live in an unused Kirkwood church until May 1 and has already spent many boxes and feet of lumber on the project.

St. Lows Whittler Texas Bermuda Balmoral Castle Bingen Castle Miramar Castle Bristol Solomen’s Temple Texas State Capitol Austin Austin Capitol

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