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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1904
Page
1
General Kwaoki defeats opposing forces near Hai Cheng in a decisive engagement. Reports confirm Japanese forces gain control of key terrain as the battle concludes with favorable results for KwOaki and his command.
Reports from New Chwang claim a major engagement northeast of Hai Cheng near Pa Hui Sia. Kurokin s forces allegedly defeated Kuropatkin s detachment after a planned cut from Feng Wang Cheng, with over 10 000 troops involved and heavier Russian artillery.
Grim Grimsby disaster as the granite promontory forms a monument to nearly 700 dead and the Norge liner sinks with 800 passengers aboard. The ship’s bow struck the rocks amid panic as lifeboats swung out and crews struggled to save passengers amid roiling surf.
Corset covers tailored for individual fit are preferred, here shown in vienna or ecru batiste with denciennes lace trim. The design by May Manton features front and back pieces, grouped narrow tucks stitched to the waist for hip flare, using 1 1/2 yards of fabric and lace edging plus beading for a medium size.
The article outlines a silk box pleat skirt styling technique to achieve a boxed effect matching silk trimming. It notes the National Bureau of Standards display at the World’s Fair in St. Louis showing over $50,000 in electrical testing instruments. Government experts are testing equipment in a 23 by 200 foot space, with a refrigerating plant planned to counter warm weather and moisture impacts on delicate instruments.
Incomplete OCR describes fabric quantities for medium size garments. It lists waist allowances around 4 percent yards and 27 or 214 yards options, 44 inches wide, plus all over lace and bolero requirements of 1 percent yards. Skirt measurements appear cut off.
The article explores parasols matching linen gowns and colored coachings for mornings. It notes fluffy lingerie hats paired with lace parasols, edged with chiffon, and describes plain and dotted silks with lace, embroidery, and plaid appliques. A long shaft handle marks this season’s parasol style.
A style note advises updating last summer's light weight skirts with new trims.Add yokes from alternating cloth and taffeta for a tall figure and create panel effects with stitched silk bands. The main change is the vent design shifting away from hidden hooks and eyes toward a modern treatment.
A refined afternoon dress features white cotton net with lace trim. The ensemble includes a novel all lace bolero with wide lace frills and a soft full waist. The circular skirt has a flounced hem and graceful folds, pairing elegance with versatility.
The article lists elegant accessories and fabrics such as snake plume accents in mauve, marine echoux neck fixings, bright green silk hosiery, embroidered net in silk stockings, and lace trimming. It notes carnations in millinery, gold thread crush belts for white frocks, jeweled nets for hair, and appliqué flowers on white voile or muslin gowns. It also advises cleaning damp kid shoes with castor oil.
Select large berries and brush to remove sand. Melt fondant over hot water and dip each berry after hull removal. Coat thoroughly, replace hull, lay on oiled paper, and chill. Do not prep long before serving. arrange two or three per timbale or paper case.
When artificial flowers fade the economical girl can repaint them with water colors. The muslin base absorbs the paint well and a bit of patience refreshes the decoration. Deepen petals toward the base and keep edges pale for a revived look.
Rain halted the planned firemen picnic as all business houses closed and the morning storm persisted, cancelling the outdoor gathering.
Ed T. Blacksher has purchased M L C Andrews interest in the Daily Examiner and Weekly Review. He will hereafter run both papers together with the job business.
In Batson Texas the employees of the Guffey and Texas Company were treated to a large barbecue in the woods east of the field on Sunday hosted by their employers.
In Gilmer Texas S J Kelly an employee of the Gilmer Light and Ice plant was struck on the head by a large iron bar and instantly killed.
George Lawrence aged 21 leaped from the Eads bridge on a dare. A gust shifted his fall, he struck stomach first and sank unconscious into the river before help arrived.
A man shot L. B. Hall four miles from Floreeville on Saturday afternoon. A pistol ball hit his left breast and broke his left arm. Hall is expected to recover. Officers seek the shooter and expect to apprehend him.
Report claims Russia would surrender Port Arthur with ships and arms if the garrison is freed, but confirmation is unavailable and the claim is generally regarded as untrue.
Lake Charles La Frank Coley son of John Coley died last night when he became entangled in a boat propeller as Romeo prepared to land at Grand Lake his skull crushed and he died instantly.
In Austin and surrounding areas reports describe Dr. Cook’s voyage to bring a consignment of boll weevil eating ants from Mexico for testing at Victoria’s experimental station. Officials weigh potential benefits against possible harm to Texas cotton production as the cargo moves toward Galveston.
Ten thousand people attended a Woodmen of the World picnic in Farmersville Texas where Hon J W Bailey delivered an address on current questions of the day C A Sweteson of Sulphur Springs also spoke Senator Bailey later travels to St Louis for the National Democratic convention
John Milam, longtime Hood's brigade veteran, died at his home ten miles southwest of Palestine. He was buried this afternoon at Parker cemetery nearby, with many old veterans from the area attending the funeral.
In Colfax Bloomington, four residents Leo Chapman Roy Harris Fred Grendon and Ralph Hester were injured by a premature cannon explosion on Monday with risk of fatal outcomes and hospital care likely needed.
A thief entered the El Paso Hardware Company between midnight and daybreak yesterday morning and stole cutlery revolvers and rifled the cash drawer. The loss is valued at 500 dollars. No crew was present. Eagle Pass duties on horses and mules imported into Mexico restart July 1 unless executive order intervenes.
The article advises washing piano keys with a strong nitric acid solution in soft water using cheesecloth and cautioning against letting the liquid run between keys. It suggests applying whitening chalk mixed with lemon juice while keys are moist. It notes severely discolored keys require a careful worker.
Gen. W. P. Lane commander of the Texas Division of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans appoints Miss Lottie Stephens of Temple as state sponsor for the Texas Division at the reunion in Temple on July 20 and 21. The gathering may settle differences from the Nashville reunion without discord.
St Petersburg officials review a Tokio dispatch proposing Port Arthur's surrender to Japan. The note suggests a strategic move amid tense relations and ongoing regional pressure.
Calvert Texas observed a peaceful fourth of July with all local businesses closed. Despite inclement weather many residents traveled to Wooten Wells for the day’s outing.
The text states General Kuroki has started to retire likely due to rain causing widespread flooding. Rivers are swollen and most fords are impassable, forcing retreat from his base of supplies.
W E Bridges a Western Union lineman was instantly killed in Austin when a wire he was stringing across Congress avenue touched a street car trolley wire. He fell about 30 feet opposite the Suter hotel and died before aid arrived. He hailed from Brandsville Missouri and leaves a wife.
In Laredo Texas prisoners attempted a jail break at Monterey yesterday. One inmate was shot dead and others were captured. A stray shot from a house in Monterey killed a seven months old baby in an adjoining yard.
Beaumont Texas news paper the Beaumont Evening News established May 1 is sold to O D Baker formerly publisher of the Beaumont Citizen. The paper will be Democratic and back M L Brooks of San Augustine for Congress.
Sour Lake Texas Hart Bros of Beaumont sold a four and one half acre proven territory near the Schick well to W Brice this afternoon. Brice will immediately begin sinking a well on the property.
A Black child was burned to death on the Shelton place in the Brazos bottom this morning. The child was left alone on a pallet while the mother went to the field. The house itself was not burned.
In Corpus Christi Texas 8 year old Arthur Har rison Langridge son of Mrs J H Langridge fell from the wharf while casting a net and drowned. The boy's net and cap were recovered after hours and divers found the body several distance from the wharf at 6 30 PM.
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