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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
2
A fashion feature describes a blue and white striped tweed bolero with white edge, corss seams and buttoned cuffs. It also outlines a silk blouse with velvet trim and lace details, plus a matching skirt blouse with piped yoke and silk bow accents.
Mrs Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington recalls doctors telling her husband there was no cure for his weak exhausted state and sleepless nights. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he recovered and was able to leave bed in weeks. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
The semi weekly Tribune notes reforms in the U S consular service under President Roosevelt. A system of consular inspectors has begun, with traveling agents reporting on conditions at each post, aiming for efficiency and better commercial relations with foreign nations. Secretary Root supports the reform plan and its favorable countrywide impact.
The article praises Japan for raising a monument to Russians who died defending Port Arthur and notes the mutual respect shown to enemies. It argues Russia underestimated Japanese fighters, recounts disciplined Japanese conduct, and highlights humane treatment of Russian prisoners during the war.
The article notes match making has grown into a large United States industry with an estimated 165 billion matches consumed annually. It explains most production is automated, mentions the friction match dates back over 75 years and cites Springfield Massachusetts as the 1836 origin.
report notes several of the race participants were last seen in the wilds of Siberia after starting in New York. The Russian committee overseeing the cross region has been asked to search for the missing drivers and cars. officials warn tragedy may have occurred and some may have met with disaster.
The Cubans express favorable views of the American army and want U S troops to stay longer. Officials say withdrawal will occur only after occupation ends, but the note credits kindness and fair treatment for winning Cuban support.
A Chicago surgeon argues that high living leads to appendicitis and that preventive surgery may save lives while questioning why doctors oppose high living when the knife is a cure and could bring financial gain.
The International Congress on Tuberculosis will be held in Washington in September. A major exhibition illustrating global progress against the disease will accompany the congress, running from September 21 to October 12.
The colony of Barbary apes on the Rock of Gibraltar remains the only one of its kind and is being protected by the government.
Prominent figures attend the formal opening of the Thorn Bailey Aldrich Memorial museum in Portsmouth. The restored boyhood home on Court Street showcases period furnishings, a Continentals uniform, old china, a blue Ridgeway crockery set, and a garret preserved as Aldrich described.
Describes combining polka dot and striped fabrics to decorate dresses. Notes polka data in vogue for trims like wide bias bands on plaid or striped frocks and that tiny white polka dots appear on nets and in tucker as lace substitutes.
The article notes common fit problems with unlined waistcoats and collars. It suggests snipping small armlhole or collar areas to remove wrinkles rather than cutting out large sections and emphasizes checking belt placement at the water line for proper back collar fit.
In writing rooms couches are common and a corner setup with a wall and a divan behind, plus a bookcase positioned as a screen at the other end, creates a reading space where the couch becomes visible as one enters the room.
Sergeant Crawford of Company A and two comrades aboard a loaded transport near Fort Pillow seized carbines and ammunition from crates to defend the vessel against a Confederate attack. They maintained the cargo through heavy fire, enabling the boat to reach Memphis with most supplies intact.
A New York Post item notes ivory and gold scissors from Europe, praised for beauty and craftsmanship. The finely forged steel tools feature gold inlays on ivory finger holes and are said to inspire fashionable women to sew.
The piece describes a trend where women decorate hosiery with flowers and bows using a needle. Natural tint designs appear on delicate stockings worn with evening gowns, while self tones suit street costumes. Techniques include lace borders and cutting away backing material.
A plain white gown features a surplice waist bow and a broad trimming band of triangular tucks joined by narrow beading and lace. Side folds of lavender satin and a ribbon bow conceal the waist closing, with long beaded edging.
Debulintes to be and Forgeous figures captivate in ribbon accessories for the weekend society event. A Jouveille wears a Dutel-necked dinner frock with a flowered sash and butterfly loops, chiffon rosettes, and an opera glass bag matching the satin trim.
A mother with a small daughter can stock up on hair ribbons at low prices this season. Buying ribbons on sale now saves money for fall school needs and supports a thrifty household routine.
Fashion note highlights hair accessories in gold bands, available as single, double, triple and quadruple styles. Paired with tortoise shell or amber, they are described as extremely handsome in this Vogue era snippet.
Sons of Veterans conduct a memorial service for soldiers and sailors buried at a New York cemetery. A canvas boat with flowers was towed to Bou and the boat was sunk, scattering emblems as testimonials to the brave. The ceremony will be an annual feature.
An absent minded clerk recently transferred from a national department offers a piano for sale. He asks whether to ship the instrument or let the buyer take it with them.
Ile, a new instalment house collector, feels awkward about a difficult duty. The polite debtor is in arrears, and despite the morning pleasantries, the collector prepares to seize the piano from the house as required by his job.
Little Susie, fascinated by mechanical toys, watches as the family cat races around the room after an upset stomach. The child eagerly calls for more, shouting Wind her up again, mamma, wind her up again, as Sugie’s mother anxiously gathers her.
The lawyer drafts En peck's will dictating property to his wife on the condition she remarries within a year. He explains his aim is to make someone sorry he died, as the testator desires.
A Washington physician reports that stopping coffee eased constant headaches, sleep problems, and irritability. He credits Postum after following the prepared instructions and notes weight gain and better mood, aided by wife and sister in switching to Postum as a nourishment source.
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