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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
For summer wear the white marquisette fabric is praised for its superior quality and washability. The illustrated dress features a surpliced blouse, novel neck between waist and shoulder fold, bishop sleeves with velvet trim, plaited ruffles, a draped girdle, and a two piece skirt with a deep flounce suitable for crepe de chine or taffeta with matching sleeves in chiffon or net.
The article explains a simple work bag pattern with diagrams. It describes cutting the material into two bags or pockets, sewing sides, lining, and binding with braid or ribbon. A and B illustrate folding of pockets C and D, with buttonholes and buttons to fasten the folded bag securely as shown in diagram E.
The text outlines summer blouse options for outdoor activities including golf tennis and boating. Fabrics range from plain linen and madras to striped canopy and candy patterns. Silk gowns stay simple while net lace guimpes detach for washing. Crepe and taffeta mix in midsummer designs.
Article describes a practical linen card table cover design larger than the table with eight corner tapes to tie securely. It suggests colors oyster white cream or ecru and mentions decorative options like embroidered spots or bluebirds for numbered tables and easy visibility.
Aurora Nevada, once thought dead, has revived as a mining hub with a new Wingfield-led ownership. The Fourth of July celebration drew nearly 2000 residents, and a new Wingfield mill oversees a month producing about 50000 dollars.
Mia tells Kermoot he missed the train and muses on habits. He confirms, and she jokes about hoping his car falls into rail crossing danger as often as his regular travel missteps. The exchange blends reproach with wry humor.
In a pointed exchange, Jones debates living beyond his means while creditors eye unpaid sums, underscoring a mounting debt struggle and potential defaults. The dialogue hints at looming financial strain and pressure from lenders.
A lawyer shows strong zeal when handling a substantial estate will. The piece notes the lawyer's earnest approach and the potential opportunities such mandates present for legal work and wealth transfers.
The Warrenpeas live in a picturesque bungalow with oak trees and flowers. Mulligan the chauffeur drives the gasoline boat under the side porch at 7 50. The girl Barbara three watches her father in after dinner attire and declares him the prettiest man she has seen saying she hasn t seen God yet.
A Scottish guide brings a playful twist to a famed echo tale. An English visitor shouts two bottles of whiskey and waits, only to be told the echo might be absent yet a lassie with whisky arrives.
Higgins jokes about a new car never turning turtle during a light exchange with Walloper. The banter escalates, and police intervene five minutes later to end the incident.
A playful line describes soot drifting over a steak and a remedy using a pepper pot. The exchange presents a light kitchen scene with a quick fix and a wink of humor about cooking mishaps.
A reflective line portrays a young fliers resilience and focus, emphasizing determination over concern for future clashes. The quote highlights perseverance and ambition without dwelling on potential conflicts ahead.
Colored handkerchief linen blouses return this year for country wear with tailored lines and pockets. Long sleeves remain common and some fronts feature scalloped edges.
Corduroy for girls appears in brown blue and green. It is used in suits with full skirts and long coats. The fabric is especially suitable and flattering for mountain wear.
A concert scene features a talkative young man praising a singer's teeth while a spectator reveals he is the dentist who crafted the singer's smile. The exchange shifts to a playful offer to perform the same dental work for the impressed youth.
A narrator explains a friend’s anger over a supposed get rich quick scheme. He asserts the scheme was not truly about quick riches, but the belief itself caused the ire. The exchange reveals a disagreement about intent and deception surrounding the plan.
A humorous note asks if he is handy around the house and says he uses a vacuum cleaner to remove feathers from a chicken. The article also notes cotton seed meal growing in popularity as cow feed in Canada.
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