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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
3
A stylish study of decorative hair accessories for evening wear highlights bands and caps adorned with rhinestones pearls and feathers. Designers emphasize beauty originality and clever detailing using spangles tulle ribbons marabou and jeweled caps for opera goers and younger women alike.
Marion H Drake recounts a 1913 journey to Andorra. She details routes via L Hospitalet and Las Escaldas, a perilous ascent, and encounters with locals, inclining toward Andorra la Vieja and the Casa de la Vall. She notes smuggling as a tolerated trade and Andorra's rare imprisonments.
A home made sewing form is described with steps to create a well fitted lining and front hooks. It suggests using a bed pillow to fill the lining gradually, ensuring the form matches the wearer for draping and pinning without fatigue from standing.
The latest fashion features a modern take on mufflers and wristlets in blue and green chenille with black fur borders. Neckpieces and cuffs pair with green satin linings and forget me not sprays of brown velvet, transforming plain waists or coats into dressy looks while offering warmth and versatile gift options.
A Detroit Free Press snippet describes a proud beauty twice demanding the release of her hand from Vie and Mr. Dottles. She protests with flashing eyes and insists on playing her own hand. Despite tension, 80 concedes and returns her hand as they play for real money.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap as remedies for dandruff itching and hair loss, promising growth and relief for skin troubles with free samples by mail. A separate quirky snippet discusses a man who plans to reuse old love letters by altering dates for his wife.
An advertisement for Marine Your Eyes warns against aging by keeping Reyes youthful. The Chicago based Marine Eye Remedy Co promotes an eye product and offers a free Eye Book upon request.
A brief Yale Record item recalls a sudden incident involving a student named Jones with a pun on a brain concussion. The remark "struck with an idea" highlights the light tone of the piece. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
Cure promises with PAZO OINTMENT for itching bleeding or protracting piles with first application relief. Also mentions Dr Pierce tonics and Pleasant Pellets for liver bowels and stomach. Contains ad style lines and miscellaneous remarks about scalp tonic and a farewell line.
Boston Herald notes a popular eight braid used to embellish designs on table runners and cushions. It comes in colors and accompanies stitches including herringbone, buttonhole, skeleton, with a natural table runner display showing floral ends. The leaves use green braid, petals in yellow skeleton stitches, and centers filled with brown French knots.
A woman who wed a reform-minded man finds the task daunting as an evangelist arrives en masse, striking travelers and drawing hundreds into the lane. The incident highlights the fraught dynamics of reform movements and mass religious activity in the region.
A repeated slogan touts Denison's Coffee while a proverb about ambition notes a man seeks far more than attainable heights. The fragmentary lines suggest a promotional or editorial stance on coffee quality and human aspiration.
A humorous dialogue features a professor joking about the minor scale and a bridegroom’s disappointment. An intimate friend questions what a wealthy father-in-law gave for a wedding present, and the groom replies a clock, prompting the line time is money.
A superstitious person asks if you believe in hoodoos. The man who failed in many ventures answers that he must preserve self-respect.
A Japanese traveler reports a venomous snake on Formosa named magasahebi with an umbrella like head. The snake inhabits watery areas and kitchen ditches where it can strike with fatal fangs. A Formosan native bitten in the thumb died after swelling and loss of sight and hearing.
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