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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
8
A reflection on women under strain from overwork and illness, contrasting those who break down with those who endure. The piece praises the sister who fights to hold on, arguing a higher heroic standard for self control and resilience, and laments neglect of such quiet bravery in communities. It argues enduring strength deserves the brightest reward.
The article sketches a small peasant suit for a four year old, noting fabric options from linen to khaki with contrasting collar and trim. It describes a flip over blouse, two yards of fabric for a four year old, and contrasts with current trends where toddlers wear embroidered or two‑fabric outfits. It also critiques boys’ fashions as neglected, listing sailor and soldier lookalikes as part of the picture book style.
Madrid reports cabinet met to discuss the political situation and is expected to announce a resignation. The gathering, held Thursday afternoon, was described as unanimous in political circles as likely.
Washington June 8 United Confederate Veterans re elected General George P Harrison of Opelika Alabama as commander in chief and chose Tulsa Oklahoma as the site for the next annual reunion.
St Marys Academy celebrated its golden jubilee this week with an alumnae reunion on Thursday afternoon and evening. Mrs Cecelia Duker the first graduate acted as toastmistress as dozens of alumnae gathered amid flowers, music, and a four course dinner. The Corpus Christi procession and readings from distinguished visitors complemented the day with speeches by Miss John Menke and others.
I8S Lily Brenken, Miss Dorothy Jochem and Miss Margaret Rupp were entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss May Damhorst. The three are to be married soon. A kitchen shower for Miss Brenken followed. Red Cross benefit play plans and many local club events are noted, including a birthday party for Dorothy Rehm and multiple graduations from Illinois University. The week features gatherings, receptions, and plans for forthcoming weddings and church activities.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura for soft white hands free from redness roughness and chapping. It advises nightly washing with Success Soap a hot lather drying and applying Cuticura ointment or Rieples ointment plus wearing gloves and wiping with tissue. Samples offered by mail Cuticura Dept 3G Boston.
Frugal shoppers are urged to buy oil cloth at 15 cents a yard with about 50 pieces in fancy patterns, tans and browns. The sale promises extra savings on Friday and Saturday, highlighting the value and variety available to buyers.
Friday and Saturday special offering wash dresses for little girls. Gingham styles that wash well and are neatly made. Regularly 75 cents, now priced at 62 1/2 cents for two days only.
A local sale offers summer hats for $1.19 each, with a two day special advertised by the shop. The offer highlights a limited time price reduction to attract shoppers.
A splendid assortment of women's dainty wash waists from the Famous Foster make goes on sale Friday and Saturday. The newest summer styles, neatly trimmed, very becoming. Regularly $1.25 to $1.50 waists, special for two days at choice 98c.
The Yard advertises a special sale of bleached muslin 15c quality at reduced prices. The offer promises unusual value for yards of fine fabric, claiming quality superior to ordinary muslin and urging quick purchase before the deal ends.
Women’s sateen petticoats with fitted tops and fancy flounce, in colors black white blue green. Originally priced 1.50, now 98 cents for two days only.
A newspaper brief advertises leather hand bags offered at 48 cents, down from 1 dollar. It promises latest styles and sizes with ball clasps and invites women in need to shop Friday and Saturday for the special price.
Friday and Saturday selection of women's dainty lace embroidered collars for summer wear. Prices up to 60 cents. Extra special ad note suggests limited time sale at local shop.
Women's well made house dresses, once $1.75 to $2, are reduced to 1.19. The sale runs Friday and Saturday at the greatly Sl. 19 reduced price, highlighting value for the home wardrobe.
Ladies offered dainty muslin gowns in slip over style with low necks and short sleeves. Trimmed in lace and embroidery, these gowns go on sale Friday and Saturday, reduced from 1.91 to 0.48.
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