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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
8
The article describes violet gowns as charming and refined with matching hats. Ostrich feathers suit the decoration, while flower trimmings offer many novel effects. Violet beavers, shaded roses, and plum tones create distinct, smart ensembles built on princesse lines with lace, pink silk embroidery, and gold accents.
Elegant French models in plaid fabrics featured bold turquoise blues and grays. A circular skirt with a bias front seam emphasized the flare while a draped bolero displayed large soft plaits. Turquoise velvet waistcoats and gold-rimmed button details completed the refined look.
A cooking magazine suggests mint jelly with roast. Green marine apples yield a clear jelly. Infuse mint leaves in hot water, steep one hour, then mix with apple juice. Press moisture from leaves to color and intensify the jelly’s delicate green.
The piece notes the crown’s growing prominence as a key feature of present day millinery. It describes a large black hat with a high flat top crown, often trimmed with black satin or plumes, and velvet accents on felt or beaver flats. One example features a velvet encircled crown and a left side plume cluster.
A description outlines a fashion gown idea using soft woolen fabrics such as novelty serge albatross or henrietta with panne velvet girdle and embroidered revers. The design features a circular skirt with a decorative flounce that parts to resemble an overskirt.
An OCR fragment describes a pink fabric dinner gown suitable for restaurant luncheons and demi-toilet evening wear. The text notes the gown is offered in many pink tones and emphasizes visual appeal for fashionable attire.
A concise model describes a short shoulder fitted coat in box style with a square sailor collar and trim cuff. Side seams left open under the arm provide skirt room and a chic finish. Serge cheviot broad cloth or homespun suit cold days with narrow braid or stitching for decoration.
Ever popular navy blue leads in tailored outfits with a new electric blue shade resembling the famous cadet, promising strong appeal for relieving light blues in millinery. Turquoise, peacock, and kingfisher replace Alice blue in many designs while blue with black remains a season feature. A hint of gold is seen as smart.
At an Irish wedding bridesmaids wore blue taffeta dresses with white beaver hats trimmed in blue plumes and Irish crochet boleros. They carried yellow chrysanthemum bouquets while gold chain necklaces bore pearl and amethyst pendants.
The Brook lyn Times notes bad complexions stem from malnutrition. Sip hot or cold water on waking and before meals to clear mucus and aid absorption. Eat milk, prepared foods, light meat, stewed fruit, vegetables, and start with an apple at breakfast for improved health.
A vintage recipe fragment describes mixing one pint milk beaten egg salt soda and cream of tartar with chopped apples to form a thin batter. The batter is poured into a well buttered dish and baked about thirty minutes. Serve warm with milk cream or pudding sauce.
A Phillips county man’s insanity blamed on patent medicines. Olathe officials undergo a cleanup. Courtland quarantined for smallpox. oil and gas leases taxed in Erie. a Winfield bootlegger fined. Olathe courthouse janitor arrested for bootlegging. Frank Bigelow may die in Fort Leavenworth prison. Topeka bank dividend woes threaten state warrants. Atchison minister to discuss After Death. Concordia eyes a new opera house. Troy Chief adopts typesetting. various local incidents across cities.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney weakness and related ailments. It claims kidneys affect overall health, urges trials, features a testimonial from Mas A L Walker of Atlanta, and touts Swamp Root as nature friendly and medically wise as a kidney healer.
An old advertisement advises readers to test urine for kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a leading hospital remedy. It claims physicians use it and doctors with kidney ailments rely on it, selling fifty cent and one dollar bottles with Binghamton New York address on each bottle.
Editorial note touts Swamp-Root as a rapid cure for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. A free sample bottle and information book are offered by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York, with readers urged to mention this paper.
Public notice offering a free sample bottle of Swamp Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co. for readers who fill in name and address and mail to the firm. Include street address city state and mention the newspaper.
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