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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
9
Fashion note outlines new waist styles with plaid fabrics in silk and wool, detailing plain and tucked fronts, short sleeves on dressy models, and lace details. It previews tailored frocks with bias plaid inserts, three-piece suits, braid garnitures, and plaited skirts in various gore counts, with pattern numbers and sizes, priced 15 cents.
A long meditation on the Romanoff dynasty and the personal lives of Alexander III Nicholas II and their predecessors. The piece recalls family scenes, his tenderness with children and peril during revolutions, and ends by asking what the modern czar is to history.
A Boston lawyer named Marsh is drawn into a Philadelphia search for a missing man, Mr. Martin. Doctors Wrangle and Harold Martin recruit Marsh to investigate a case tied to a well furnished house and a cryptic diary.
Augustus Riley a War Department clerk age seventy four says he spends less than twelve cents daily for five years, living on 4.11 dollars a month with apples eggs and rice. He avoids meat and coffee, saves 95 percent of salary, and credits poverty for guiding thrift and health.
An artillery officer in the United States Army has devised a substitute for wireless telegraphy using a large shutter with wide slats painted in colors and operated by a lever. French inventor Maurice Chaulin has created a mosquito killer with a lamp suspended between two rings linked by vertical chains that carry an electric current to instantly kill a mosquito.
During breakfast George remarks to his partner that the doughnuts have holes that are too small. The lighthearted exchange mirrors domestic humor and playful teasing within a shared meal.
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