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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
7
The piece argues new destroyer designs will merge with submarines as internal combustion engines advance. It foresees submarines gaining diving and concealment abilities, with future ships combining qualities of destroyers and submarines amid naval warfare optimism and caution.
Julia Bottomley describes affordable lace outfits suitable for boudoir gowns, cap, and trimming using machine made laces. She details materials, quantities, and laundering tips, noting shadow lace prices and DIY feasibility for a stylish look at low cost.
The Westminster Gazette argues against racial degeneracy theories, noting that West peoples show vigor and robust stature. It cites recruits of strong build and dismisses claims of decline, asserting that ancestors set standards of vigor rather than decline.
A sunlit rooftop ballroom scene features Palms rustling and the air filled with music and laughter. Mrs. Blueblood von Blueblood chastises her fourth man Simcox for supposed incompetence, prompting a sharp retort about his inaction and a comic exchange in the heat.
Brown and white striped wool gown with collar vest and brown poplin belt shown as a fashion display.
The article describes two thicknesses of chiffon car bonnets resembling sunbonnets in green and blue, with a wire frame fitting the head and flaring over the face. It notes inside blue and outside green, plus raffia and straw caps with silk foundations and floral tassels as fashionable motifs for automobile headgear.
Philadelphia North American suggests a subtle handwork on the shirt front for a man who dislikes fuss. Use striped satin on white with lavender accents and tiny center designs, embroidery in white or matching floss, focusing on visible areas when unbuttoned, plus a left sleeve monogram for a refined touch.
Paris women and girls embrace new sash styles featuring front bows side ties and hip wraps in Fatima fashion. Madonna blue leads the palette with printed gauze sashes in red black and deep blue for white dresses. Fringed sashes create heavy drape across the season.
The article notes that gathered skirts dominate fashion, sitting at the back waist and waistline fullness between the waist and hip, while skirts tight below the hip remain unfavored. It emphasizes the silhouette where fullness stays at the upper skirt and the lower portion clings to the figure.
Haiti's Journal of Health reviews Castoria praising its safety and effectiveness for soothing stomach pains, aiding digestion, and replacing castor oil. It notes Castoria contains no opium or narcotics and does not stupefy, urging avoidance of unsafe substitutes and urging healthful use.
A group of commercial travelers share grand adventures at a party. A quiet listener, who has circled the globe seven times, offers a striking account from his last voyage. He recalls heat so fierce they took turns descending to the stoke hold for relief. The room falls silent after his tale.
A detailed home remedy advertises a scalp treatment using Cuticura ointment applied in partings to reach the skin, followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo. It claims to relieve itching, dandruff and hair loss and suggests monthly repeats, with free samples via a post card request to Boston.
Two cats trade quips about spills and blame while the Louisville Courier Journal notes a humorous domestic vignette. The first cat jokes about milk spills and the missus blaming her husband, then the second cat counters with a sly remark about shifting blame.
A dialogue highlights the tension between vanity and humility in a tight community. Residents discuss how fame in a small town can inflate ego, while the intimate setting makes reputation both fragile and pervasive.
A recently built bridge in France used molten zinc instead of cement to bind its stones. The unusual technique aims to create a durable joint, though experts note potential long term effects on structural integrity.
A Tokyo electric bureau asked riders how to address them to urge seating. From 2719 suggestions six were translated, including pleas to move up the car middle and remarks about a pretty girl and a pickpocket. Authorities frowned on some lines but plan to teach conductors to use the forms.
In a brief exchange, Miss Cayenne questions suffragette methods and remarks that a woman who cannot subdue a few men without dynamite is a failure. The remark reflects contemporary tensions over militant tactics.
A light exchange recalls a misstep over high-heeled shoes. The phrase My dear those high-heeled shoes were a blunder on your part signals a playful rebuke and a quick retort about putting a foot in it.
Nearly 1,000 girls are being taught to operate electrically driven machinery at a New York trade school. The program aims to prepare students for skilled factory work and improve employment prospects for young women.
Dr H Lucas Wentworth, a noted eugenics specialist, says youth favor the rational over the romantic view of marriage. He illustrates the point with a two question dialogue about lasting love and lovability to show the rational approach may lead to happier marriages.
A dialogue reveals a character avoiding grand pursuits in favor of a modest fishing party. The exchange contrasts high flown ambitions with simple recreation through angling.
Sunbur1 advertises Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder for insect bites ivy poison and skin inflammations with a claim of quick relief. It notes 25 cents at druggists and offers a sample sent free by J. S. Tyree of Washington, D. C.
In a curt courtroom aside, Madge notes a cooler simmer this season while Marjorie recalls she wears fewer clothes, prompting a sharp judge to intervene. The interplay hints at social mores and courtroom wit.
Indian vegetable pills promise quick relief for stomach issues. They claim to aid sick stomachs biliousness and indigestion with fast action and simple use.
A fragment suggests a dialogue about Jim's role in a matrimonial firm. The wording debates whether he is manager or floorwalker, with the final sense leaning to floorwalker.
A claim states Dr Peery's Vermifuge Dead Shot kills and expels worms in a few hours. The remark suggests most men avoid strict truthfulness.
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