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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
7
Helen confronts Mrs. Gordon over gossip about Emma and a maid in the Gordons’ kitchen. Tensions rise as Anna is warned away, and Warren dismisses the charges, leaving Helen upset and feverish from the confrontation and backdoor rumors.
A casual remark highlights a playful toy box as a favored prop for teaching children. The narrator notes a Japanese matting box makes an attractive, durable toy box and seat, while urging mothers to align with children’s ways to foster good habits.
A columnist promotes teachable shoe and pencil storage to foster neatness in kids. Using a fabric shoe bag hung inside a closet door, colorful figures and pockets help children learn to store belongings. The idea blends craft, practicality, and gentle discipline to reduce parental chasing of scattered toys and supplies.
A white crepe de chine blouse suit designed for service use is showcased. It features two boxed drapes beside a yoke, soutache trim, tassel weighted neck ties, and simulated pearl buttons. The outfit uses bead soutache to create a semiprincess effect with a loose waist knot and tassel ends.
Two figures debate a shared win tied to proximity and altered perception. One seeks harmony through close contact while the other prefers guidance via a combined approach of vatin and jace. The unusual duo hints at a philosophical outcome rather than a concrete event.
The article notes a wide range of coats from mannish English tweeds to feminine silk and chiffon wraps. The sportswoman favors utility styled garments, belts at the waist, patch pockets, raglan sleeves and turned down collars. Escorto silk wool blends also gain popularity for their sheen.
Lightweight challis dresses ideal for travel. resist wrinkling and soil better than cotton frocks, keeping youngsters neat on trips.
The article details set in sleeves emphasized on most fall gowns with armhole bands of material embroidery or braid. It cites a blue serge gown with three inch silk braid around the sleeve top and other two fabric combinations. It notes net and voile trims and black outlining to enhance color schemes on centerpieces and linens.
Smart parasols resemble miniature awnings with black and white stripes and available in other colors. The standout is a rich Japanese parasol with an adjustable frame, set and Japaneseesque in line. Silk shade is plain, borders are bemstitched with tiny gold thread characters along the double fold.
A straw hat in coral pink features an accor decn plished turquoise tulle ruffle around the brim. The combination yields a charming, delightful accessory with vivid color contrast.
Results from the Democratic second primary across Mississippi show Stokes V. Robertson winning the revenue agent race by about 10,000 votes and Marc Antony Brown defeating Henry C. Wood for land commissioner by 4,000 votes. George R. Edwards leads James R. McDowell for railroad commissioner in the First District by a narrow margin, with penitentiary trustee J. J. Stone shown ahead in Northern District returns. Governor Brewer grants unconditional pardon to Lawrence Yerger, former prison board secretary, after embezzlement conviction.
A vivid sketch describes cramped rooms in a summer hotel with boarders and trading stamps jokes about wives bosses and a cook calling for milk. The scene concludes with residents dining under yellow sunshades and a running gag about color effects.
A fragment from Lavisville Courter reflects on love's persistence amid doubt and humor. The line hints at affection thriving though occasional misgivings arise, capturing a domestic voice with playful and poetic cadence.
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