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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1901
Page
12
Fashion writer Lydia L Gordon surveys a season of bold personal style in France. At Biarritz and across Paris the craze for individuality reshapes gowns sleeves neckwear and materials with unique novelties and exclusive fabrics that outpace traditional molders and create striking, varied looks.
A digested guide on mental balance for women emphasizing saving nervous energy by purposeful movements and light touch. It advises avoiding worry and excessive talking, urging relaxation, controlled behavior, and purposeful speech to avoid wasted effort and eccentricity. The piece notes Roberts and Worms Home Cane as referenced examples.
A lover studying chemistry recently discovered a method to change the natural colors of flowers. He often gave his sweetheart bouquets of roses grown in his garden, and a few hours after presenting them he had achieved a color alteration.
A man offers a woman six white roses claiming they will turn crimson to prove his love. The roses allegedly shift color by sunset as proof of happiness to come, but later reveals the deception that the blooms were bleached with sulfur to create the spectacle.
A discussion echoes on sympathy versus harsh truth as households hide private pains. The piece laments gossip and public exposure of private skeletons at home and among neighbors, urging discretion and compassion while noting social pressures.
Clara Jack proposed to Ome last night and asked for a written answer. Maude asks if she should comply. Clara explains that DPs placed her reply in the postscript, according to the Chicago Daily News.
Emily Holt offers practical brass and bronze cleaning tips from the St Louis Globe-Democrat. She covers vinegar and salt washes, polishing with tripoli and sweet oil, and odorless oiling to prevent rust. She warns against acid on bronze surfaces and shares methods for brass, copper, and iron items.
In Brooklyn Life a remark by Martin notes there are no finished orators in Congress yet they deserve to be. The piece cites the debate as part of local literary or civic discussion.
Town Topics column notes a death with a substantial estate and a judge stating the act was not intentional. The report centers on the $200,000 bequest and questions surrounding the event.
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