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Newspaper

Postville Review

Location

Postville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1902

Page

1

Lady Culmore and the Sins of Love and Death

A Victorian tale unfolds as Lady Culmore's illness follows her nurse Kate’s revelations. She dies after confessing a great personal sin and asks Rudolph to forgive her, while Ulric and Kate bear witness to the tragedy and the family’s strained legacy of affection, duty, and sacrifice.

Rudolph Willig Kate Ulric Culmore Remeber Willie Lady Culmore Sir Rudolph Ullamere Tooms John Culmore Uiric Richard John Richard Culmore Brooke Rudolph Culmore Sir Richard London Ethel Lady Hazlewood Nest Hazlewood Nest Owas

American Woman Wins Nippur Workman Support in Excavation

Mrs. Join H. Haynes joins her husband on the Penn University expedition to Nippur where 22,000 clay tablets and a vast city ruin were uncovered. She wins favor among workers and locals by medical aid and acts of service, guiding excavation amid hostile Arab tribes and palace ruins, with the famed library destined for Constantinople.

Assyria Unique Join H. Haynes University of Pennsylvania Hilprech Nippur Haynes Haji Tarfa Hazam Babylonia Imperial Museum Constantinople Hilprecht Marseilles

Fashions for Children Highlight White Linen and Gibson Waist

Picturesque modes dominate frocks for little people with white as the prevalent color for summer and late spring. Linen fabrics including fine linen butcher's linen linen canvas and mercerized linen will be widely worn alongside white serges and piques. Rose colored linen getmenot blue and cadet blue appear in smart frocks while Gibson waist models shape linen and pique gowns. Bands of dotted linen trim plain colors and stripes, with embroidery kept in simple plain bands and no full ruffles.

Delicate Embroidery Shapes Childs Frocks In White and Lace

Fashion notes describe refined dress for children with white linen braids and fancy hand embroidery. Hem stitching and feather stitching enhance lawn gowns, dotted mull and veiling outfits. Lace trim remains popular with velvet ribbons and lace bertha, while bright chalks and blue polka dot fabrics feature for dainty ensembles.

Summer hangings in draperies reflect French period style

New summer draperies feature flowers and elegant motifs inspired by Louis XV and Marie Antoinette. Cretonnes and linen taffeta dominate for windows, furniture, and wall coverings, with cream and natural grounds, bouquets, wreaths, and ribbons in rich colorations creating decorative elegance for summer homes.

Louis France Louis XV Marie Antoinette

Cream Omelet Recipe From Old Cookbook

Smooth batter made with flour and cream, seasoned with salt. Add more cream to a cupful, beat eggs, and cook in a well buttered iron spider over low heat without stirring. When nearly firm, fold and slide onto a hot platter for serving.

Fragmentary Romance Snippet Sparks Confusion

A torn line from a dialogue shows a frightened speaker asking Harry if he loves her. The fragment hints at a troubled relationship moment with anxious tones and an intimate exchange.

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