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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
6
The initial display features a striking evening gown in sapphire, black, red, and white with satin and net detailing, sequins, and a gathered bodice. Intricate use of fabric and color creates a standout look, while simple sewing aprons offer cheerful, practical alternatives.
The article outlines sewing methods for buttonholes on gowns and aprons, describes fabrics like organdie batiste and fine voile, and notes decorative elements such as Irish crochet lace. It also mentions an Egyptian type negligee and matching accessories including platform satin shoes and knitted collar sets.
A collage of notes and quotations shows women entering printing, rail, and professional fields in Britain and the United States. It cites London printers employing women, Scottish railways expanding female labor, and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons admitting women on equal footing. The era discusses travel restrictions and war-related employment as women take on previously male-dominated roles.
A devotional on Ezra the scribe leading Jews back to Palestine. It highlights Ezra seeking the Lord’s guidance, the perilous four month journey through Babylonian lands, the safe arrival with treasure, and the royal decree. It stresses divine aid, accountability for entrusted funds, and the reward of seeing God.
Edward W. Pickard reports on the Allied stance as Kaver heads toward Bulgaria and Turkey, German offensives slow under British and French pressure, and Wilson moves to curb German trade and information flows. The piece notes naval actions, Austro‑German deterioration, and U.S. war measures including a new War Trade Board and censorship to starve enemy capabilities.
Turins riots in August fuel political unrest as parliament nears dissolution. Authorities used machine guns. bombs and air attacks destroyed barricades. Death tolls and casualties remain undetermined, with ongoing investigations and disputed figures.
In Turin a non-Ttaliid authority notes figures amid a looming cabinet crisis. Italy endures a severe food crisis with shortages in wheat coal and wool. Food controller Canepa resigns and General Alfieri takes over as import needs rise.
The story recounts Marshal Joffre returning to France with a valet who says he refuses pay citing a small fortune brought home. The valet notes about 25,000 francs, while Mme Joffre reportedly cuts the tale and keeps it quiet among acquaintances in the American colony. The piece ends with a wry line about flatter.
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