Gibson Waist Pattern and Sewing Guide for Home Garment
The instructions describe fabric choices per yard, notions like pins and scissors, and cutting steps for a Gibson Waist. It covers pattern fitting from waist to hip, layout on percale and cotton crepe, and emphasizes careful basting and matching a 2 1/2 inch waistline and 1 inch at bust. It suggests trial with a hand or machine stitch and adjusting armholes for comfort.
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Cynthia Grey
Watchet
Gibson
Measuring and Altering Patterns for Garment Cutting
Instructions describe waist and bust measurements for pattern making. Steps include marking around the fullest part, length adjustments, sleeve shaping, and transferring perforations to fabric with tailor’s chalk or tacks. Include plaits or slashes above the waist line for length changes and notch seams as needed.
Denver Women Back Judge Lindsey to Found Juvenile Court
The Denver Woman's Club and supporters backed Judge Lindsey as they advanced juvenile justice. Women pressed for a separate juvenile court in 1903 with Lindsey presiding, expanding humane handling of youths over harsh traditional punishment. The club, 1900 members strong, stood by reforms amid political efforts to oust him.
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Geo. A. Smith
Tiebreath
Colo
Hen Lindsey
Lindsey
Striv
Tisson
Woman's Club of
Denver
Judge Lindsey
Gatlin Treatment Promises Quick Cure for Liquor Habit
Claims say Gatlin treatment removes craving within three days. After starting, appetites for liquor disappear every few hours, leaving the patient steady with good digestion and gear.
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Ak Gerry
Shou
Sewing instructions for Garment Assembly
The passage describes stitching techniques including French seams, narrow seams on the right side, turning to the wrong side, and basting. It covers Gibson and box plaits along the length, binding neck and armholes, ensuring sleeves hang properly, and preparing buttonholes, lap cuffs, waist fronts, and horizontal cuts with careful openings.
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Gibson
Dear Miss Grey Bed Bug Remedy and Ink Stain Tips
Readers ask Miss Grey for help with bed bugs in walls and ink stains on fabrics. Advice includes using a sulfur and formaldehyde candle per directions, laundering with skim milk for ink, corn starch paste, lemon juice and salt, and oxalic acid with color risk.
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Miss Grey
Indian and Bengal Chutney and Boiled Frosting Recipes
A collection of kitchen guides detailing Indian chutney with green tomatoes apples onions raisins sugar and vinegar plus Bengal chutney with gooseberries or tart apples cayenne pepper and spices. Also includes boiled frosting method and a raisin pie recipe with steps and a Dreamland dance notice.
Notice of General Election in King County Washington 1910
The 1910 general election will be held on November 8 in King County Washington for U S Congress state and county officers state senate and house representatives county officials and Seattle precincts. Voters will decide amendments to the state constitution and a King County Harbor Bond Issue of 1 750 000. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m in incorporated areas and 9 a m to 7 p m outside. Dated Seattle October 8 1910.
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King
Washington
Sudece
Superior Court
King County
Seattle
Ee County
King County Harbor
Republican Ticket Representative in Congress and Court Judges
The ticket lists William Humphrey for Representative in Congress and five Supreme Court judges for six year terms: Mack F. Gose, George H. Morris, Frank H. Rudkin, Emmett N. Parker, and Mark A. Fullerton. Also noted is the 80th Senatorial District state seat.
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Congress
United States
Supreme Court
State of
Washington
Democratic Ticket Pages Compared for State and County Seats
A chaotic OCR listing shows Democratic and Labor ticket candidates across multiple senatorial and representative districts. It names many individuals for state offices, county roles, and precinct positions, indicating a broad slate with votes requested for multiple districts.
King County Harbor Bond Issue Details
King County considers issuing negotiable coupon bonds totaling 1 750 000 in a 20 year series. Bonds priced at par, interest not to exceed 4 1 2 percent, payable annually. Proceeds to fund specified improvements per Board resolutions adopted September 28 1910. Otto A Case County Auditor confirms nominations list from King County political parties.
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King County
Beafer
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
State of Washington
County of King
Ss. I
Otto A. Case
Washington
A. D
Socialist Ticket Representatives in Congress Details
The list names W. W. Smith and W. E. Richardson as six year term Representatives, with E. J. Brown Samuel Sadler and A. H. Barth also six year terms. Horace G. Cupples is listed for a four year term, and districts show Horace Bathe for the 42nd District and George M Crone with W. R. Macklin among the names.
Vote for Five in Six-Year Terms Include Five Names
A fragmented listing shows six-year terms for CHARLES E. SHEPARD HANS BUGGE WM. HICKMAN MOORE and PRESTON M. TROY, and four-year term for Warren W. Tolman. The item requests voters to select five candidates.
Prohibition Ticket For Representative in Congress
Prohibition party nominates R B Dunlap for Congress with ticket marked by temperance platform and reform aims. Dunlap seeks statewide support and party traction in upcoming electoral contest.
Non Partisan Judiciary Ticket for Superior Court
Voters see a ticket listing judges for the Superior Court race with J. T. Ronald John F. Main George H. Clements on the ticket and John T. Casey also included as part of the slate.
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Superior Court
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Gattin
Catlin Institute
South Street
Tacoma
Queen Anne Ave
Seattle, Wash
Thin Grey
Misa Grey
Varfish
Dreamland
Republican
William
Humphrey
Mack F. Gose
Odhorge
Morris
Frank H. Rudkin
Emmett N. Parker
Mark A
Fullerton
Democratic
W. W. Black
Senatorial
C. B. Guiberson
Chas. Petrovitsky
George Fp, Cotterill
J. A. Bowen
Ralph D. Nichols
Charles G. Heifner
Daniel Landon
Joan L. Fitzpatrick
Pliny L. Allen
Will H. Merritt
George VA. Piper
A. A. Booth
Josiah Collins
Archie Smith
John A. Whalley
G. Kuhn
Frank C. Jackson
W. G. Seward
F. H. Tonkin
Otto Reining
Thomas F. Burns
Fred J. Mess
Howard D. Taylor
J. Smith
Chas. H. Ennis
Edward G. Will
George B. Webster
Walter T. Christensen
Edgar J. Wright
Joseph M. Glasgow
William Wray
Victor Zednick
L. H. Merriam
H. B. Kennedy
J. A. Ghent
John A. Steinberger
J. A. Hemer
Somers Hayes Smith
Francis Patrick Gobbs
Frank J. Hannan
Joe Smith
Oscar M. Haroldson
Fred W. Hastings
Roy Williams
H. D. Buchanan
Thos. H. Ryan
H. B. Poster
County Superintendent of Common Schools
Mary G. O’meara
James R. Morrison
B. Agnew
Burrows
R. W. Littleton
Albert E. Parish
D. K. Sickles
L. W. Nelson
T. R. Loeb
Prosecuting Attorney
Will H. Hanna
Thos, R. Horner
Robert T. Hodge
James C. Snyder
John Schram
David McKenzie
M. L. Hamilton
George W. Williams
Justices of the Peace
John B. Gordon
John KB. Carroll
R. R. George
Fred C. Brown
H. P. Rasmussen
George A. Custer
Kent
James BE. Shannon
Tom Mulligan
W. C. Jones
Oscar A. Wise
Auburn
George C, Meade
T. D. Tucker
Black Diamond
W. W. Davies
Enumelaw Chas, Schomburg
Kent, B. A. Rockwell
Newcastle
James Greggs
Vashon
F. C. Tubbs
August Roehl
Bnumelaw
Swift
W. Jacobs
Labor
James Durham
C. W. Blake
Hi, A. Patzold
K. Mohr
Claude Guynn
W. 8. Pulver
A. G. Brown
M. J. O'Grady
P. H. Martina
Henry Noble
F. M. Sharp
J. Wall
T. H. Bolton
H. Kinney
Geo, T. McNamara
Arthur M. Fallon
W. R. Anderson
D. B. Carr
Thos. J. Harbach
E. B. Ault
Chas. W. Doyle
H. E. Rees
Thos
Mulcahy
Peter Laurence
Commissioner's
H. W. Utter
W. J. Tierney
John F. Murpity
Socialist
W. W. Smith
the Supreme Court
W. E. Richardson
E. J. Brown
Samuel Sadler
A. H. Barth
Horace G. Cupples
H. Bathe
George M, Crone
W. R, Macklin
Socialist Labor
George O'Harahan
Charles E. Shepard
Hans Bugge
WM. Hickman Moore
Preston M. Troy
Warren W. Tolman
Prohibition
R. BE. Dunlap
Judiciary
Twc
J. T. Ronald
John F. Main
George H. Clementson
John T. Casey
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