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Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

7

Shadow Children Become Real Family for William Dexter

A lonely man with a perfect home longs for children and imagines a bustling brood. He meets four orphan waifs from a circus, adopts them, and their love transforms his life and marriage Milly’s joy as the quartet settles in. A bank loss tests them, yet the children return with money to support the family, and Dexter realizes his imagined brood has become real.

William Dexter William Milly Mother’s Rodney Willie Providence Leila Mary Sister W. G. Chapman

Sights Along St Pauls Route From Messina To Pozzuoli

The essay by Rev Dr Francis B Clark surveys St Pauls coastal voyage from the Straits of Messina to Pozzuoli. It highlights Etna and the Lipari islands, the wrecked Messina and Rhegium after 1908, Pompeii like remains at Puteoli, the Naples shoreline, Posilipo tunnel, and the modern Pozzuoli harbor while noting poverty and lingering ancient ruins.

Paul Sicily Straits of Messina Italian Francis B. Clark St. Paul Christian Herald Etna Reggio Messina America Syracuse Rhegium Luke St. Paul’s Puteoli Scylla Charybbdis Charybdis Stromboli Lipari Bay of Naples Sorrento Bay of Salerno Capri Vesuvius Pozzuoli Naples Solfatara Italy Liverpool Baine Rome Largo Vittoria Posilipo Seneca Apostle St.Paul’s Chapel Yakima Valley Pacific Coast

First Consideration for a Guest Is Comfort

Deliberations on making a guest room welcoming with thoughtful touches. Suggestions include a vase of flowers, a negligee in the closet, simple slippers, and handmade linen accoutrements. It covers inexpensive materials and quick sewing ideas to craft curtains, bedspreads, and cushions.

Afternoon gown described in black taffeta with beaded gors

The model features a black taffeta afternoon gown with a medium width gathered skirt. Side gors are plain while front and back gors are more gathered. Deep beads run two inches along the back and front gore. A one piece waist and sleeves and a V neck with a high standing collar completes the chic ensemble, paired with a black velvet toque.

Beethoven Seeks Sound for Angels in a Soup Relic

The spoof tale has Beethoven trying odd inspirations including birds chattering children and buttercup soup to craft angelic music. He finally realizes the heavenly sound by the moment a sudden Spoon flies and two gents appear eating spaghetti behind him.

Beethoven Aubrey Yoniger Alec Woortossel Germany Enoch Amesworth Tony New York Herald

Dream Joke Third Pun From A Dream

A Dream Joke notes a correspondent recounting a third pun from a dream. The narrator meets a friend who cries, and the pun hinges on the Scots rhyme greeting meaning weeping. The piece preserves light humor from Youth's Companion.

How to Clean Matting

When matting is soiled rub with a soft flannel cloth dipped in lukewarm salt water. Rub spots with moistened cornmeal. Then go over the entire surface again with cold salt water.

Holding the Bride’s Linen with Ribbon Straps

The article describes decorative linen bands for brides homes. Pink lavender blue green or yellow satin ribbons 1.5 to 2 inches wide secure linen stacks with bone clasps and bone slides. A satin rose cap covers the clasp and two straps bind each linen bundle for easy access without disturbing the rest.

New Parasol Fashion Patented For Vanity Fair

A new parasol called the New Parasol debuts in Vanity Fair. It features an eight petaled flower design with eight sections drawn to the center by gathers. Each section requires two pieces of material, totaling 16 pieces. The design is patent protected and variants of Japanese origin are noted among parasols.

Vanity Fair

Make That French Twist A Simple Styling Guide

The piece explains a simple French twist by gathering crown hair into an old fashioned roach, pinning it neatly, and forming a thick topknot roll across the head. Anchor with a hair net and note fashion may look odd yet stylish, with emphasis on comfort vs. appearance.

Cushion covers use flat dress fasteners for easy washing

Instructions suggest sewing four flat dress fasteners across the open end of cushion covers. Place one near each end and two centered. The fasteners stay flat and do not interfere with ironing, saving time by avoiding repeated ripping and resewing during washing.

Cords and Tassels Describe Hat and Girdle Trim Details

Satin cords with silk tassels appear on some new hats and metallic cords on others. Cords and tassels also trim the girdle and are often worn at the neck where cords are replaced by ribbons and tassels become beaded or jeweled pendants.

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