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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

3

Party Costumes for Children Bring Dress Up to Life

A guide to easy to make costumes for kids with mothers turning aprons into lady outfits and little boys into pirates. Detailed craft ideas include a fairy gown with mosquito netting and spangles, Bo Peep outfit with cheesecloth and cretonne, Tiger Lily dress with cambric and colored ribbons, an Indian fringe suit with feathered headpiece, and a Dutch boy ensemble with Delft blue cambric and wooden clamps.

Tiger Lily Holland Delft Bo-Peep

Linen Packing Strips for Travel and Storage

Practical guide describes making colored linen strips with white tape to organize travel items. Pieces include green for linen and white waists, blue for lingerie, smaller bands for stocks belts and veils, and 16 inch squares for shoes. Labels or embroidery add clarity, aiding drawer storage on arrival.

Protection for Summer Frocks In Dance Skirts

Vogue explains a construction detail for summer dancing gowns to guard delicate outer fabrics. A gathered thread turned under secures the net or chiffon hem to the satin slip, creating a pouf that protects the fabric from floor wear while preserving the skirt’s graceful line.

Ribbon Adorns Little Girls Hair For Dress Up Occasions

Hair camps for small girls are threaded with ribbon and end in a large rosette at the left ear. Wire fillets woven with ribbons and flowers are worn in children's hair. School wear favors dark weaves, while party and house wear allow bold ribbon choices.

Directoire Parasol Complements Gown With Ebony Handle

The long hand held Directoire Parasol designed to match the gown it accompanies features an ebony or white handle. Many parasols include tassels and cords to impart an old world air, making it a current fashion fetish.

Siberian Tigress Attacks Mate at Zoo in Ferocious Fight

At Cincinnati Zoo the Siberian tigress named Princess attacked her mate Pasha after the pair were placed in adjoining cages. Keeper George Freeze intervened with a prod and water hose as other animals roared, and the two cats were kept apart in a small cage.

Cincinnati Zoo George Freeze Freeze Princess Pasha

Nude man causes fright at Stony Creek engine

In New Haven area railroad yards near Stony Creek station an unseen naked man approached a freight engine at two in the morning. The engineer and fireman mistook him for a ghost before he fled down the track. Authorities suggest a demented passerby. locals recall a past murder tied to the same rocky cut.

New Haven Conn Stony Creek Charles W. Way Way Peter Coffee State Prison

Profitable Muskrat Trade Expands Along Lake Erie Shores

Armies of trappers pursue muskrats along Lake Erie's shores with boats and spears, extracting musk for perfume and selling hides, meat, and musk at rising prices. The industry centers on Maumee and Sandusky bays and the Detroit river, where thousands of "cities" of mounds host the rodents.

Lake Erie Maumee Sandusky Bays Detroit River

Bull Rampage in Jersey City Spreads Panic

A maddened black bull ran through Jersey City frightening residents after spotting a red shirt waist. Police shot the animal thirty times near a red patrol wagon, ending the chaos as bystanders and laborers faced injuries and damaged shops.

Jersey City N. J

Secretary approves removal of warship figureheads

The War Department orders the removal of figureheads from all vessels of the Atlantic fleet for war service reasons. Officials note gilding or painting could reveal ship locations in peace or war and that these heavy decorative items cost money and add little battlefield value. Examples cited include the Olympia and Cincinnati figureheads.

Meyer United States Bureau of Construction Atlantic Great Britain Southampton Portsmouth Olympia St. Gaudena Cincinnati New York State

Sunday visits spark new talk of Mamie’s money

In a local exchange the Old Bulldog complains about Sunday confinement while the Young Bulldog asks a question to the governor. The Old Bulldog notes a new visitor who calls on Miss Mamie and possesses money, prompting discussion.

Mamie

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