New Dresses in Plain and Changeable Effects
Plain and changeable dress styles with button and lace trim arrive in smart models. Previously priced at 12.50, these new dresses offer updated fashion choices for shoppers seeking versatile garments.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
8
Plain and changeable dress styles with button and lace trim arrive in smart models. Previously priced at 12.50, these new dresses offer updated fashion choices for shoppers seeking versatile garments.
An unusually smart collection of new dresses in plain and changeable taf fetas messalines coliennes etc formerly 15 to 17.50 to clear at this price.
Smartly tailored blue gan and cream serge dress es, perfectly made in new plain tailored effects, formerly 8.98 to 12.50.
The Burlington auto traction line begins service with a five passenger Buick on its first run. A larger bus will soon join, offering round trips Kokomo and Burlington three days a week and Burlington to Frankfort three days weekly, excluding Sundays. Fares exceed four cents per mile, with pickups along the route and parcel service offered.
A Western woman claims a novel alliance by "marrying" the spirit of a deceased young man who professed love. She enjoys a non demanding husband who never wears socks or complains, while she can nag him freely. Jasper McDaniel visits relatives before returning to Southern Indiana yesterday.
The London Chronicle notes in Cornwall villages like Drunkards A and London Apprentice. Grumbia and St Eval offer quirky pronunciations. Bishop Philpotts jokes about St Eval's overlap with lesser known saints and jokes about canonization.
A London News piece reflects on loneliness felt in the hill lands and the solace found among lochs windswept isles and hilltop views. It describes quiet evenings on the hillside watching sunset colors and the river's gleam, suggesting companionship in nature rather than solitude.
A 3600 square foot oil reproduction of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone river will be shown at the Coliseum North End during the Land and Irrigation Festival opening November 26. It will be the largest ever, with thousands of lights simulating flowing water and a waterfall over a thousand feet high.
The jury finds the defendant not guilty. Foreman Frank Gable reads the verdict at 1 45 in the afternoon Wednesday, bringing smiles in court.
The jury returned a verdict of embezzlement against C. Johnson of Rossville after a noon start, brief deliberation, and a 1:15 verdict reading in open court. Jurors suggested defense claims of overstepping in business and bankruptcy as well as disputes with the Louisville Ver tilizer Company.
Jurors favor the defendant after hearing creditor claims. The article notes deep-rooted tensions and confusion as Frankfort Crescent reports telephone wires strung along the stormbay and near ready trolley poles.
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