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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
6
A tender plea from The Craftsman urging neighbors to overlook faults and meet with kindness. The speaker asks readers to forgive past wrongs, guard each other’s dignity, and share graciously while seeking the common good. The message ends with a call to cherish gentleness and trust in God amid daily life.
Japan has begun construction of three 28 000 ton battleships at Yokosuka Kawasaki and Mitsubishi yards named Higei Harima and Kirishima. Fourteen inch guns will be manufactured in Japan with breech blocks from Kure arsenal. Home made material use in ships increasingly favored.
J C Hilborn of Slate Run Pennsylvania surprised a bear while berrying in a prolific patch. The bear seemed to resent the intrusion and Hilborn fled, dropping a twenty quart pail of berries which the bear consumed.
A visitor asks to see the head man at a Gotham police station. The Officer in Charge says he cannot say when the detainee's lawyer can secure release.
English humorist Harry Furniss comments that a captain of industry is someone who makes others do the hard work. He cites a nurse and a boy planning to cheat by swapping medicine for money, a quip sourced to the New York Press.
Mrs. H. Lawson Hill, 104, voted for president in the California primary and called it among the happiest days of her life. She said she has lived through the American Revolution era and witnessed many changes in the country.
A historical note extols lawyers ethics saving Mrs Grace from conviction for shooting her husband. The writer laments ethics neglected in trust divorce alimony and labor cases while praising renewed emphasis on legal ethics amid widespread legal knowledge among practitioners.
A detective recounts how the suspect planned the crime and sought to block every path to knowledge, revealing the method and motives behind the guilt. The narrative traces steps, attempts to evade discovery, and the key turning points leading to confession and pursuit.
The account recalls Mose Vogel and his gang plotting a $3,000,000 Jersey City bank heist in the 1890s. Dave Cummings leads the team through vault planting, a tense break in the wall, and a swift police takedown at Exchange Place. Det. Bowie and Captain McWilliams face the fallout, including trials and ruined lives.
Captain Edward McHorney of the Jersey City police played a key role in catching the First National Bank burglars. He recalled that the capture hinged on Mrs Francis the boardinghouse landlady who ran a studio above Waren's oyster saloon. A stray ladder and a night visitors’ routine led to the break that exposed Vogel Dago Frank and Johnson.
The article outlines how to arrange cut flowers with emphasis on line and color harmony. It advises using one flower type, matching stem lines to the receptacle, and selecting appropriate vessels. tall stems suit tall vases, while short blossoms fit broad bowls. It notes color harmony depends on avoiding discordant tones and pairing with the container color. It mentions jar and vase options in varied sizes and the value of simple forms and modest colors. tall versus broad receptacles suit different flower types, with narcissus as a noted intermediate. It also references fashion notes from Montreal Star about cuff links, suits, and chiffon blouses.
Sheer blouses for autumn wear feature soft mull and batistes embroidered with large scallops in heavy silks. An embroidered dotted Swiss blouse with a dull blue worsted suit shows a collar detail and refined tailoring.
Describes a Vieux rose cotton voile dress worn over a sateen slip. The skirt hem features three rows of narrow insertions four inches apart and a wider center buttoned trim. Bodice and sleeves echo the trimmed motif. Materials list includes four yards of white fabric, three and a half yards sateen, eight yards narrow insertion, and about six dozen buttons.
The feature notes yellow dominates evening gowns with ranges from pale buff to deep canary. Lace trimming softens the look and prevents crudeness, while white chiffon ceilings or fine net over yellow satin create beautiful effects.
A hat features a crown of black crepe tulle with ruching and velvet loops and strings.
The Directoire parasol with a pointed peak in fancy silk and wide lace borders becomes a chic seaside trend. A second sunshade mirrors the period with a cane handle and white silk, accented by a black velvet band and fringe for a refined summer look.
The article describes gowns using transparent material as draperies or ceilings with a silk foundation. It notes discreet passementerie and colorful trims, with vivid gold and silver glitter showing through the sheer fabric for a striking effect.
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