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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
3
A New Bodice features a long straight boned front avoiding the blouse effect with boning at the waist. Velvets velveteens and corduroys dominate afternoon frocks while short coats gain favor for comfort. A pink crepe tea gown with fur border and pink rose embroidery captures the latest evening wear.
Practical tips on preserving colors in linoleum and fabrics, cleaning nickel with borax, peeling hard boiled eggs, avoiding dampness with cornstarch and salt, moth prevention with turpentine scented sachets, and sewing ribbon embroidery on lace and linen with color harmony and style notes on collars, girdles, and neck adornments.
A 19th century fashion note describes the latest floral accessories for milady. Violets must include at least one American Beauty rose and a spray of Alfea of the valley. Triple flower combinations are in, pairing orchids and white miac with violets and roses. Belts use deep cream ponges embroidered with pink rose ribbon petals. Small fans shift to ornate empire designs. large fans favor ostrich plumes on gold bands with gem settings.
The piece discusses ribbons used in gowns in many widths and styles, including a twisted bow knot on lace gowns. It also notes fashion trends, with ribbons pinned in place and trimming tacked. It addresses the cosmetic idea of Vella and how friction, air, and exposure affect complexion and pore health.
The text outlines affordable white gown ideas using Japanese raw silks. It notes fabrics are attractive with minimal trim, tule lace as a basic embellishment, and describes a soft shirted skirt with three tiny wide tucks and an A line division.
The article notes Japanese silks as favorites and black Chantilly wall coverings. Leather belts gain from hand painting while evening wear features allie and chiffon hoods. A tricorne hat earns a piquant touch and gold or silver chain purses attract buyers. A velvet hat with a silver rose shines and hatpins in elf silver with blue stones appear. A small decorated vase for hatpins is among the silver trinkets at the neckwear counter.
A new broadcloth offers very light weight with a lustrous surface that resists spotting in rain or snow. It features fine texture, softness, and drape suitable for garments and waists. Available in evening and dark shades, it pairs with other materials for coordinated costumes.
Hodice of pata blue louisine shirred and draped with silver soutache trim. Yoke in white lace bordered by a shaped band and ruffle of silk, strapped with silver braid and fastened by silver buttons. Collar trimmed with a silk band. Puffed sleeves are shirted and draped with silk and lace ruffles.
Revival of white fox fur features this season, seen as stylish yet prone to grime. Suits youthful wearers and many older women, with white net and lace dinner dress described as simple dainty and chic featuring a lace appliquéd flounce broad sash and wired bow in the hair.
The left model shows pearl grey cloth with a rough surface and trim in narrow bands of sable, crochet wheels, and a yoke in embroidery. The right model features pink taffeta with pink chiffon flounces and white silk embroidery. The center wrap in pale blue throat cloth is elaborately embroidered in blue and white silk with black thread accents.
Chicago reports a favorable outlook for spring trade as growing crops boost confidence. R G Dun & Co notes gains in manufacturing and merchandising, strong inland demand, and brighter prospects despite winter transport hiccups. Farmers prosper, enabling liberal purchases and planned spring staples. Iron, steel, shipbuilding, and lumber show strength. hides prices rise slightly and leather sectors remain steady.
Reports from the Brooklyn navy yard say Lieutenant Peary plans wireless stations on his next summer expedition to the north pole. Preliminary stops will be made at the wireless station to monitor progress and keep in touch with New York via Labrador coast relays.
I B Ward general manager of the Great Northern Railway says he will not succeed Fred A Delano as Burlington system general manager east of the Missouri River. Delano plans to resign with effect January 10. The statement clarifies leadership rumors surrounding the Burlington offices.
New York report states 16 year old Harry Talbott died after losing grip on a flying ring and falling in a Harlem public school. His neck was broken as he plummeted to the floor during acrobatic display before hundreds of pupils. In Illinois, Henry Houts of Gibson City was convicted on sixty liquor sale counts at Ford County circuit court and fined 9,000.
In Chicago the market shows timid buying by small investors as T. W. Lawson's warnings create temporary fear. January bond sales are far below 1904 levels while big interests hold steadier purchases. Outlook remains irregular with slow money demand despite anticipated year start revival.
A secret conference in Peoria discussed consolidating Lombard college of Galesburg with Bradley Polytechnic Institute of Peoria. Attendees included University of Chicago President Harper, Lombard rep H Fowler, Bradley trustees O J Bailey, and Dean Burgess. Details were not set, but future work was likely.
Veorla Newfoundland June 9 Bernhardt Goetz of Limestone township was instantly killed by a shotgun discharge while rabbit hunting. He touched the trigger by accident and one side of Goetz head was blown off, the report states.
In Virginia Minnesota January 9 John Phillips aged 33 shot and killed Ruth Phillips aged 16 in the home. He had declared love but she did not respond. The tragedy occurred before the mother and sister of the girl.
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 9 Mrs Eliza Hemberger aged 60 was lost in a snow storm and subsequently died after being found. She wandered through the night and did not reach home until morning.
The ATO group sets the example for new graduates, showing the way forward. Their actions highlight mentorship and the importance of guidance from seasoned peers. Students observe and imitate established practices to succeed.
A distressed parent describes a infant with a terrible sore that caused great pain. After trying various remedies with no relief, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment produced almost immediate improvement, leaving no trace of the sore by the second week.
Winter tourist tickets go on sale from St Louis Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati to winter resorts in the south southeast and Cuba. Illustrations and booklets on Florida Cuba New Orleans with timetables and rates available by contacting C L Stone Louisville Ky. Also includes miscellaneous humorous quotes and jokes.
A Minnesota woman, Mrs. A. Wellatt of Mich., speaks in her own words about kidney pain and sleepless nights. She says after five years of trouble and using Dodd’s Kidney Pills she was cured, gained sleep, and her limbs no longer cramped. The advertisement urges women to trust Dodd’s Kidney Pills for kidney issues.
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