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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
A Russian-doll of home economy spurs color experiments in dress. A woman dyes white scrim to an ox blood shade after a waist stain, creating old rose effects and inspiring new uses for dyed fabrics. Summer wash dresses feature two tone schemes, pleats, and varied neck adornments with practical parasols and low buckle shoes.
A King Edward Memorial is proposed to honor the late monarch by endowing Winnipeg's Children's Hospital. The idea reflects the king's care for the sick poor and Queen Alexandra's interest in children's hospitals. Old Country organizations in Winnipeg are organizing steps to form a substantial memorial, though the exact plan is not yet set.
A narrator recalls Rudyard Kipling as a new reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. The city editor assigns him a rough intro case with a fake mining concern and later Kipling submits a story from Soldiers Three. The tale ends with the editor returning the piece.
Mme Joseph Libetta of Quebec reports seven years of womb disease and severe dyspepsia with constipation. She credits Fruit-a-tives for a complete cure after six doctors failed, purchased in Ottawa or from dealers.
A short note recalls Rudyard Kipling departing San Francisco soon after arriving via Market Street, with the columnist deeming the tale not up to the paper’s standard for such material. The voyage and departure are framed as a minor literary footnote.
Two men argue after leaving a concert hall about envying a singer. One comments on the singer's voice as poor while the other notes the singer's tremendous courage as the real reason to envy him.
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