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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

10

Justine Flanders Inspires Red Cross Drive in Bishopstown

In Bishopstown Justine Flanders replaces an understudy as Red Cross speaker causing a stir among college leaders. Dr. Taylor Holmes falls for the actress after a staged mischance leads to a country drive that raises funds and ends with a secret marriage to a quiet substitute.

Justine Flanders Red Cross Bishopstown Soell Justine Wlanders Red Cross Aid Taylor Holmes Bishopstown College Justine Holmes Amezon Doctor Holmes Miss Flanders

First Fire Alarm System Trials and Patents Found

The first practical fire alarm telegraph trial occurred in 1851 in New York, with wider Eastern adoption by 1871. In 1892, 24 U S patents covered fire alarm devices and related systems including combined alarms, extinguishers, burglar alarms, time detectors, police links, and telephone-telegraph connections.

United States New York

Hence Her Attitude

A fragment notes Mlubdub’s wife does not show him consideration and questions her feelings about their relationship. The line suggests tension or uncertainty about mutual regard within the pair.

Mlubdub

BE OWN DESIGNER AMERICA S SLOGAN

A 1918 McClure essay argues fashion shifts fed by material shortages and war work. It says women, increasingly empowered, design their own clothes rather than follow mass trends, mirroring French influence where wearers guide Paris styles.

France Paris McClure

Burlap Knitting Bag Idea for Styling and Use

The piece suggests making a deep rectangular burlap knitting bag with a ruffled top and optional bag sticks for a stiff opening. It advises natural color burlap, matching cotton cords as handles, and simple decorative options such as stenciling embroidery felt appliques or crocheted or mercerized cotton adornments to create a useful yet attractive tote.

War Demand for Shoddy Wool Reclaims Rags into Cloth

The reclaiming of wool from discarded rags has grown since war demands increased. Army clothing orders rise, special machinery shreds, washes, and separates wool from cotton as experts work to produce usable cloth from rag stock.

Transformable hats shown by clever milliner

A clever milliner displayed transformable hats with detachable crowns and brims. A white silk brim paired with soft organdie crowns in various colors allowed quick matching with different outfits. The operation to reassemble the pieces was simple.

Pin Tucks Highlight Fine Cloth Coats in Suits

Pin tucks appear as a notable feature on cloth coats in two piece suits of fine fabric, adding subtle texture and refinement to the garment.

Military fabrics shift to pure wool in uniforms

Government officials state popular mechanics once used for army overcoats now rely on pure wool for all other uniform cloth.

Paper From Fibrous Plant In England

An English initiative explores making paper from alfa a fibrous plant. The effort highlights a domestic materials advance and potential for alternative pulp sources within the industry.

England Alfa

Simply Had To Be Done at a Wartime Meeting

A Massachusetts congressman relays a wartime economy anecdote about a man in a restaurant who strips down to his underwear to illustrate removing clothes to swim with them on. The tale ends with the man proving the joke by pointing to his stew as the ocean and the island of mutton.

Allen T. Treadway Massachusetts Philadelphia Telegraph U.S Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Ottawa Can

Listening In Post Illusion Ends With Bedtime Bargain

A playful exchange between a sister and brother ends with the promise of 10 cents if the boy goes to bed. The sister urges early sleep and Tommie agrees, planning to sleep in the hammock. The vignette captures a light domestic moment with a hint of humor.

Tommie Sister Sue

What They Say In War Echoes From The Front

Dialogue hints at frontier wartime chatter as American troops confront Hun shock troops described as those who strike when they meet the Americans. The exchange captures tension and belief in decisive clashes on the battlefield.

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Mmcclure America Diogenes Tvell Swift & Company U.S.A Eowever Columbus Iodianopolis
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