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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1910

Page

6

Tempest Faces Escort Of London With Hidden Frustration

Basil Tempest returns to London in a tense mood after a period of isolation at Craven. He seeks Letitia Ormond for solace and confesses a grim, unsettled state as Lucy Carew remains distant, prompting urgent, private conversation away from the ball.

Miss Carew Lucy Tam Eorly Craven Tempest Binwell Lucy Derew Con London Express Carlton Lucy Carew Chance Lady Ormond Jash Basil Tempest Barrow Letitia Ormond Jake Ormond London Star Mr. Tempest Winifred Sales Basil Letty Creven Tye Second St Ertels

Patient questions champagne helping with letter puzzle

A patient asks if champagne helps answer a 20 letter puzzle. Shap drew replies that a pint of champagne makes him indifferent to whether the letters are answered, expressing strong nonchalance.

Andrew Clark Shap Drew

Politician congratulates Sarah on election win

A politician congratulates Sarah after the election, saying well wishes with a brief exchange. Sarah responds with a surprised question, reflecting a candid moment in the campaign event.

Veils for Spring Fashion Doilies and Chantilly Dominate

The fashion piece notes new veils for spring including dotted nets and Chantilly borders. Black Chantilly remains the height of elegance, worn with wide brims to drape straight and back over hats. Hair nets and complexion veils also gain popularity as women seek tidy looks and enhanced color.

Chantilly Designa

Serge linen best for girls satin dresses described

An illustration shows a dress with a wide box plait down the center front and a matching bodice plait. The upper blouse is neatly cut and joined to the lower part in a wrapped style. Collar and cuffs use butcher blue new. Required material is five yards serge 18 inches wide.

Bound With Ribbon on Persian Patterned Penges and Hats

A description of Persian patterned penges used as soft scarflike decorations on new hat shapes in black or dark wine. The 12 inch wide penges are bound with 2nd Disck taffeta ribbon stitched by machine. Wire in the bow is threaded through a casing formed by the binding.

Foulard in Green Blue and White Showcases Changeable Silk

A green blue and white printed chameleon foulard emerges as a top expression of the season. The green and blue provide a rich background while the Sits oriented pattern creates an impression of texture and color depth.

Cloak From Paisley Shawl Fashioned Into Evening Wrap

A craftsman woman transformed a fine old India shawl into a stylish evening cloak. A yoke of dull mahogany velvet highlights the shawl, forming a back point to the shoulder blades and a waist-narrowed front. The drape features shirted fullness, bronze gold ornaments, and copper braid frog details secured by hooks and eyes.

New Bows Adorn Front Bodice For Dress Trim

The latest fashion adds a bow at the bodice front below the yoke, in a contrasting Uberty matin color. Not full at loose, the bow remains long and trim with flat rib bon lines. Used to accent theater costumes, restaurants, formal dinners, and Olympic house frocks, in vivid hues like apple green, plum, parrot green, turquoise, geranium, red, and black with rhinestone centers.

Plain Tunic Construction Steps and Finishing

A description of creating a simple tunic from an oblong square of coarse net worn over a costume. Details cover front and back panels, hem reach, girdle gathering, and a decorative insertion or ribbon velvet mitred at corners. Side fastening uses bows and straps to hold halves together.

Grain prospects in Western Canada and local farming anecdotes

A letter from Gust Anderson of Maidstone Saskatchewan describes early 1910 farming, crop yields and cattle work in Central Canada. It notes high wheat quality across inspections, favorable weather, and rising optimism for small investors in Canadian lands.

Gust. Anderson Maidstone Sask Minnesota Canada Anderson Dominion

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