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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
2
Mrs. Merriwid schemes to marry a much younger man, Teddie, while Aunt Jane questions the plan and warns of unhappiness. The pair debate age, marriage, and virtue as the younger suitor hides a lively past and the elder proclaims a refined outlook.
The Modoc Indians were moved from Oregon country by the government. They returned to their homeland and under Captain Jack defeated expulsion forces in 1873. In April an ambush killed General Canby and about forty others. After a siege they surrendered Captain Jack in June 1873 and he was executed October 3.
The article reviews veil fashion featuring black and white designs, including white veils with faint black thread tracery and black veils with white thread sketches. It notes magpie effects, softening trends, and veils designed to cling to hats by elastic shirring, highlighting the plaited bottom frill.
The article explains adding a breast pocket in a woman's coat via lining slits six inches from the shoulder and six inches long. A satin or sateen bag, ten inches by six, with a slanted bottom, is inserted and faced to the lining edge. The pocket remains accessible and does not affect coat fit.
The furriers' fashions mix heads and tails with heads used for muffs and tails for collars. The mode favors distinct use of fur parts, reflecting changing style preferences.
Brief cartoon style scene shows Mrs Da Style praised for her hair while another character quips about giving her a haircut. The dialogue plays on compliments and a playful insult, reflecting lighthearted newspaper humor.
A gown described as one of the most artistic French creations for the coming winter season features crystal bead trim shadow lace panels and white satin corsage embroidery.
Ribbons with picot edges and varied moire effects are highly fashionable for gowns. Velvet and gold bordered moire ribbons are popular, with rich red shades and browns appearing in brocaded designs, reflecting a broad amber trend across hues.
A Philadelphia hunter recounts buck fever during opening deer season in Maine. He describes a shooter firing into a copse and shouting for the others to emerge, counting the party with Jake missing, then declaring he has shot a buck.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript recounts two anglers arguing over a near catch and a fish’s supposed sense. The first angler notes the broken hook in the fish’s mouth, while the second quips the fish should avoid hooks after such an incident.
A witty exchange marks a moment where a portrait subject resists the idea of standing for a caricature of his image. The remark hints at vanity and the tension between sitter and painter in a humorous anecdote.
A dialogue fragment presents a mother urging her son to attend Sunday school and the boy acknowledging his mother's hope. The exchange reflects domestic expectations and religious instruction in a household.
A pair of satirical cartoons depict a shady officer boasting about punishing lawbreakers by stealing their money. The other cartoon contrasts a judge noting a nickname change from "wife-Kitten" to a grown state.
A fragment notes a surgery for Crawford L and asks what ailment prompted the operation. The brief cites Crabshaw Money and mentions New Times and York in context.
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