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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
A quirky exchange reveals a couple facing a wedding date clash with the cricket season and a shop sale. He can’t miss the opener and she can’t miss the bargains, each proposing to adjust the date while blaming love and logistics.
Short ad blends a quip about Prudence and a note on age sixty nine. It also promotes Mrs Austin Bag Pancake Flour with a cake recipe line and a grocery ad hook.
The project plans a new hydro electric manufactory in North Carolina to produce aluminum at a rate of 25 000 tons per year as construction continues.
A versatile hat model shown in braids, pressed hats and Panamas offers all round wearability. Trim options include flowers feathers ribbon bows and veils for everyday or automobiling use. The design features a broad sash of ribbon and a velvet rose to suit various outfits and weather.
Colored embroidered trimming will be used on the new cottons. Many evening gowns are rich gold brocaded tis sues. Green in many tones is favored, especially dark Venetian. Afternoon dresses appear in crepon soire crepe de chine and crepon gauffee. Lingerie dresses feature fullness reduced with hana run tucks. Lace flounced satin draped skirts pair with bright satin mantelets. Motor wraps stay loose with large pockets. A young girl’s middy blouse is white English drill with striped or plain collar and cuffs, wide belt, and pearl buttons.
Candles in colors match the scheme decorate and light the dinner table. A single delabrum placed at the center. two or more candles at the ends. Candlesticks line the sides and corners at even intervals.
The page outlines two cushion patterns: circular and oval, with sizes for each. It describes cutting two circular pieces for a round cushion, sewing them to a band, and covering the top with pale pink silk embroidered with four white daisies and green leaves. Edges finished with pink and white cord. Oval size given 4 by 2.5 by 1.5 inches.
A scene at a stationer's as a woman selects visiting cards for herself and her husband. Discussion covers name formats three names or initials, block versus old English lettering, and a question about including the husband’s club in his card. The clerk notes rising concerns about who pays and how to balance family card design.
Unddecorated initials in script or block mark handkerchiefs. Fine white linens edged with Armenian lace showcase this trend. Longfellow script initials appear mainly on four hemmed squares with Oriental inspired designs. One corner patterns, starting near the edge, and one side embroidery appeal to women seeking variety in small accessories. A lawn square with narrow contrasting border remains common with morning wear.
Afternoon gowns appear in crepon soie crepe de chine and crepon gauffree. Costly Empire line models use fine linens trimmed with cluny and hand embroidery. Cluny insertions join bodices to skirts while ribbon through lace forms a flat bow at the left.
The description outlines a spring blouse in crepe de chine in rich blue with a shallow yoke over a gathered body, corded piping, and a long shoulder line. It features a broad low front collar, a white moire silk collar turned back, deep fitted crepe sleeves, and narrow moire cuffs.
Bath gowns for babies are crafted by crippled children and sold for three dollars. The garments are well made from Turkish toweling with embroidered collars and cuffs of fine pique. The toweling and pique are white and the embroidery is blue.
Premier Robert L. Borden and Governor Sulzer praised the close Canada United States friendship at the University Club of Albany dinner. They spoke of shared heritage language law and culture and urged peaceful progress toward reciprocal trade and development of the St Lawrence region.
Katherine resists tale bearing as her twin Howard is accused of eating a bag of peppermint candies meant for grandmother. Their mother questions the siblings about the missing sweets, and Katherine defends herself while hinting at Howard’s guilt.
Miss Elsie Nielson of Atchison Kansas reports a four month program using Cuticura Ointment at night and Cuticura Soap by day to treat a severe facial eruption. After treatment her pimples and red rash were removed and she continues to use the soap. The ad notes Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold worldwide with free samples upon request.
Dialogue captures a rapid, comic sequence in a barber shop with a customer dictating multiple tasks. The exchange portrays brisk service and comic impatience as the man orders hair, pants press, shoes, a newspaper, and lunch from nearby vendors.
Advert appears to urge mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the proper signature as a safe remedy for infants and children. The copy also references a saying about a deaf mate and a note on saloonkeepers discussing temperance.
Advice favors long written correspondence to reveal hidden feelings and deepen understanding with a beloved. The letter is praised for clarity beyond face to face talk, arguing shared writings reveal more about self and partner.
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