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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
7
The New York press notes a revival of the jumper dress with shoulder straps or suspenders. Modistes offer models using a small dress piece and varied blouses in chiffon net or washable fabrics. Shoulder straps appear on blouse models as a practical decorative change.
A charming blouse features a low neck and long sleeves with deep ruffle cuffs. The piece centers on spot net fabric and feminine tailoring.
Instructions for preserving lace door panels after washing. Clean the glass thoroughly, wash and starch the lace, insert rods, and replace the panel on the door. Dry the panel on the door while pulling the lace straight and tacking the sides if needed to stretch it. This method prevents shrinking and yields better results.
New toilet pins feature buckle shaped brooches that fasten the back of stock collars. They are so wide they nearly fill the space at the nape of the neck and provide support to chiffon and net throat veiling where even the best boning cannot.
A house furnishing merchant offers a chic negligee idea using madras curtains. White cream black or colored fabrics with large figures or vivid hues become a two piece slip over design with modest straight lines. Edges feature cordings in silk matching the madras color and minimal trimming, creating a quick slip on style.
New hats in plush velour and two toned fabrics appear in shops for autumn and winter. Styles range from small to large with high crowns and foldable brims. iridescent blue and black, shot silk crowns, and black velvet accents create striking, dashingly stylish headwear for the season.
The article notes contemporary boots for women, favoring black patent leather with white gloss and suggesting white suede as an alternative. It discusses how average women focus on ankle slenderness and laments widespread imitation by cheaper shops affecting style.
Furriers report oversized muffs for the season with efforts to adapt original neck fitments in the style of high stocks. The work aims to boost warmth and fashion appeal amid harsh winter conditions.
The Birthplace Memorial for President William McKinley in Niles Ohio moves forward with plans and a raised fund of about 100000 dollars. Joseph G Butler Jr funds the drive aided by Myron Herrick Jacob Schnidlapp John Milburn and W A Thom as and Andrew Carnegie contributions. The six day campaign raised over 58000 dollars as volunteers gather support from fraternal groups clubs and residents.
A man petitions the magistrate reporting years of injuries claimed from a neighbor wielding witchcraft. He alleges the wizard destroyed clothes tainted provisions polluted liquor, blocked chimney smoke, and bewitched his sight making his door unknown, forcing neighbor help to return home.
A Alie M. Kelly recalls teaching in the Philippines in November 1991 among the Igorot people. Initially frightened, they gradually echoed her greeting Good morning Mrs. Kelly. Later Igorotes bow to a judge and greet him similarly, showing acceptance of Western manners.
Andrew Lang knew the hidden truth about the famous murder tied to Alan Breck and James Stewart in Kidnapped. He insisted Alan and James were innocent, while a second mysterious companion carried out the crime, a clan secret Lang never fully shared.
Twelve reasons to attend range from exhibits on best dairy breeds and calf lessons to pasteurizing, bottling, and full sized creameries. It highlights silos, ensilage, modern farm machinery, and expert guidance on dairy economics and marketing.
The report notes the aviation meet yielded only three accidents and no fatalities, signaling a modest event without serious injuries or deaths.
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslowe's Soothing Syrup for Children as a remedy that soothes gums eases teething pain and cures wind colic priced at 25 cents per bottle.
A fragment hints at an Indian scalp story linked to Tom's thrilling tale. The text suggests a hair raising, tense atmosphere with implied danger and sensationalism.
Advertising copy promotes Cole's Carboli salve as stopping itching and smoothing the skin. Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents. Advertisement copy of a historical drug product.
Mrs Bertha Murr of Louisiana Missouri credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving twelve months of bilious cramps headaches and monthly pains. She notes she feared death during severe spells but improved quickly after using the remedy. The advertisement claims the product is non narcotic and widely supported by testimonials.
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