Onyx Hosiery Prices Claim Best Value
Onyx Hosiery asserts lower prices than competitors for quality stockings. The claim emphasizes affordability and value in compare against rivals.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
2
Unclear vintage sale on ribbed cotton wear and undergarments
Advert reads ribbed heavy cotton fleece lined vests pants and drawers praised as best bargain of the season. Mentions winter weight cotton union suits in natural color and heavily discounted prices around thirty cents and fifty cents per item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Era
Quaint Waist Design Promises Picturesque Fashion Notes
The illustration features a vintage waist in antque construction with an air of charm. Dotted ponzee ecru with pale dotted accents, ecru net frills, and a blue white palette create a striking look. Suggestions include white lawn, organdie, silks, challis, or Swiss embroidery paired with striped stockings and coordinated hosiery.
Fall Hat Colors Highlight Popular Black Varieties
The article notes black hats remain exceptionally popular among numerous models shown in openings. It highlights golden brown and brownish olive tones, plus olive green, as favored palette items. Strong reds such as cardinal and poppy appear with paler hues like mauve and guignol, while neutral tones include champagne and silver among velvet millinery fabrics for autumn and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Marotte
Guignol
Auturon Gand
Fancy Hose Fashion Sparks Embroidery Interest
A fragment notes fancy hose with rare embroidery and rosebud motifs amid floral designs. The text suggests stockings with decorative details are sought after, though only a few patterns like rosebuds are highlighted.
Schoolgirls Frocks Hold Fashionable Fancies
The needs in schoolgirls frocks are highlighted with fashionable fabrics such as mixtures invisible checks and plaids. An array of stripe suitings and the henrietta mohair option are noted as practical and serviceable for children.
One Piece Everyday Frock For Little Folk
The simple frock features tiny tucks between three box plaits front and back, stitched to waist depth for fullness. A belt may be worn, with a bishop sleeve and narrow cuff at the wrist. Suitable materials include gingham madras chambray serge or challis, with thin fabric possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Tailored Garment Edging Highlights Coordinated Details
Textile notes describe narrow lace edging on the neck and sleeves to match the skirt insertion, enhancing overall attractiveness and harmony of the outfit.
Secret Pact Between Two Men Echoes in Town
A terse exchange near a doorway reveals a confidential agreement as one man seeks twenty dollars and the other vows to keep quiet, underscoring trust and secrecy in a small community.
Waltons Angler and Its Storied Value in Bibliography
The piece notes the duodecimo volume praised for cheerful humor and technical sport notes. It highlights the high, durable value of Waltons Angler in British bibliographic fame, with the Cotton companion part issued 23 years later, boosting overall price. The book remains perennially popular and frequently reissued in varied formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cotton
Walton
Angier
Hicks and Wicks Clash Over Marital Arguments
In an exchange from the Somerrute Journal a Hicks asks if he and his wife argue. Wicks says they do not, noting his attempt to reason is met with unfounded assertions by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihlis
Hicks
Wicks
Not Like Her Chickens in Baltimore News Snippet
A humorous quarrel features Mr Starboard and Mrs Starvem debating chicken soup. Mrs Starvem claims it is tender while Mr Starboard questions the soup’s flavor and authenticity in a lighthearted exchange.
Five Teetotal Sons and a Will of Wine
A Hamburg merchant left a will requiring each of his five teetotaler sons to drink wine at his funeral in a public place. If any refused, that son’s share would go to the others. if all refused, the estate would go to charity. The tale recalls another odd abstainer legacy of a wine cellar poured out untasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Law Magazine and Review
Hamburg
Wild Horses of the Camargue and a Pacific Island Bait Monopoly
The Camargue delta hosts about 2000 small agile horses living free on the steppes. They are said to be shaped by environment, with notes on Roman and Saracen influence. A 9th century view links sanitation to the horses' potential disappearance. Nearby, a Pacific island features a monopoly where one man controls bait catching, leaving others dependent while he drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Camargue
Rhone
M. Ntuzzard
Camhargue
Isles
The
Pacific
Motor Cycle Mail Service Extends Natives Run
A new motor cycle mail service has been established in the upper Transkei, with native riders delivering mail from Mount Frere to outlying stations and on to Eckstadt, covering about seventy miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transkei
Kaffirland
Mount Frere
Eckstadt
Maryland rector tragedy sparks puzzled search
A small Maryland town mourns a drowned former rector. A colored servant learned days later that the mistress had recovered the body, prompting astonishment and questions about missing head and details in a regional news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Brooklyn
Through
A dialogue notes a son finishing college quickly as no athletic spots remained on baseball football or rowing teams, questioning the purpose of continuing into college.
Bible and baseball clash in humorous NYT quip
Johnson questions Bible content on baseball and Walters replies that the Bible has none. Johnson cites Noah sending a dove as a long flight to imply baseball references exist in scripture. The exchange highlights the playful dispute over biblical relevancy to sports humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Walters
Noah
New York Times
Coquetry and Civilization
A quotation asserts that civilization peaks where women are most coquettish and that refinement of manners stems from female charm. The note attributes the idea to Boudoir and frames gendered wit about social behavior.
Parvens and Hublet Exchange Riches Jibe
A terse exchange defines parvens as the man who grew rich yesterday compared with the one who became wealthy a decade earlier. The quip frames a wealth gap in sharp, dated humor.
Rosini’s macaroni reply to a young composer
An author notes Rosini’s quiet critique of a young musician’s score. Rossini loved macaroni, and the composer sent a packet with his music. In a short note he asked for Rosini’s feedback. Rosini replied that the macaroni was excellent and thanked him for the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossini
Sossini
Punishment Cage Found At Lataband Pass In Afghanistan
An English expedition reports an iron cage at Lataband pass containing a shriveled mummy of a thief who was jailed and left to die of thirst and hunger. The device, suspended from a tall pole, resembles a telegraph mast and reflects a brutal justice from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Lataband Pass
Private Learning Worn Quietly Like a Pocket Watch
A reflective note urges practical learning kept private and useful. It advises sharing knowledge only when asked, avoiding constant public display. The metaphor compares learning to a watch kept in a private pocket, measured and discreet.
Usual Performance Observed During Accident Probe
A cross examination questions whether the wife was performing her usual household duties when the accident occurred. The witness confirms she was talking at the time.
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Detroit Tribune
Suspicions and tips in a breezy street vignette
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader sketch shows a grinning old man tipping a hat boy with a brass check while contrasting a Washington Star quip about chickens and a Miami Brown and Crastus Pinkley exchange. The piece plays on social quirks and scruples in a breezy, observational tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Suspenders Blessing Crowned Life Long Happiness
A Milwaukee Sentinel记 story quotes a youth asking an old man for his happiest moment. The reply: the day he could own a pair of suspenders for every pair of trousers he owned, a dream he cherishes through years to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
Gift of Trees Brightens Tonawanda Neighborhood
Dr Heinrich GC Leonhardt supplied Tonawanda New York with thousands of elm maple and chestnut saplings. He shipped trees to Tonawanda stored them in a local nursery and offered them to all who applied leading to streets transformed with young trees destined to become a priceless monument to one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich GC
Leonhardt
Tonawanda
N. Y
Death Valley Springs Described as a Sulphur Tepid Emetic
A Saratoga Springs entry in Death Valley is noted for crystal clear waters rising from a sandy basin. The tepid mineral waters, rich in sulphur, act instantly as an emetic when ingested, producing strong profanity about the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Saratoga Springs
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