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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
7
Women favor light dinner wraps in bronze silk with palest bronze chiffon linings and jet border trims. Unlined muslin wraps in pastels with black borders trend, while cote de chevalisa a gloss boosts form fitting drape in bronze old gold and powder blue.
A fashion and health column discusses the dangers of tight neck bands in hot weather, linking pressure on the jugular veins to heat headaches and heat prostration.It then describes the Helen Taft collar as a low turn over with a ruffle and possible bow, notes wear by a president's daughter, and offers DIY ideas for displaying fraternity pins as water fobs, plus notes on a dainty apron and Empire girdles in vogue.
Rhode Island Governor ARAM J POTHIER argues that the myth of a yellow peril is false and urges white races to lead a global alliance. He claims the US has armed Asian nations and that Teutonic and Latin races must unite for world peace and self protection against Asiatic powers.
A man overhears two girls describe a fourth girl by mixing national traits. One says she has a Dutch neck and Irish face, plans white French heels, and an English bun, prompting the speaker to joke they could wrap her in all nations’ flags.
Dialogue scene features a mother cat and kittens with a plan to drown them. A boy asks to invite many boys to the drowning party in Plateville, an exclusive town where jail access requires references.
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of unreadable names and scattered terms including Miss Grae, Miss Corb, Miss Lathe, and Mrs VasGonpike Oracle Mrs. Merten, alongside scattered initials and ambiguous job roles. No coherent event or report is discernible.
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