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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment discusses marriage history and later discoveries about relatives, mentioning Passavant, Bunton, and an association with a person named Chat Hale. The text is garbled with uncertain names and incomplete phrases, offering only scattered hints of family connections and meetings without a clear事件 or outcome.
In a tense scene Eunice rebuffs Roger Hews as he presses for marriage and hints at her lover Wilfrid Stennis. Hews accuses Stennis of financial impropriety and asserts his claim to Eunice and her father’s future, while Stennis confronts him with threats and locked-room blackmail. The chapter advances the looming wedding and power struggle.
Frank Marshall White surveys money lenders on both sides of the Atlantic in Harper’s Weekly. He notes English usurers prey on post obits and delayed inheritances, with Sam Lewis as a famed example who entered elite society by leveraging aristocratic influence. Lewis moves through London’s social scene, paying top prices for items at a charity bazaar and mingling with royalty at hospital ceremonies.
A six month old baby walrus reportedly consumes about 50 pounds of codfish per day. Meanwhile Britain faces a high cost of crime as the United Kingdom state spends around 20 million dollars yearly on crime related expenses.
The article surveys fall hat trends featuring feathered wings of varying sizes. Designers mount wings on shapes with velvet drapes, drooping brims, and high puffed crowns, sometimes accented by rosettes, bird heads, or owl faces in brilliant colors, while maintaining hat lines and wearability.
An odd collection of vintage items including an advert for Dean's Kidney Pills claiming cure for kidney disease, a short dialogue about intelligence and beauty, a cartoon caption about a bathing suit scene, and quips about money and proposals. Contains brand name Foster Milburn Buffalo N.Y. and various misprints.
A dainty spotted Swiss muslin dress features a plain fitted upper skirt with a pointed front, a gathered lower section trimmed with insertion, and matching sleeve trims. Accessories include a white Tagal straw hat with muslin crown, a rose, and ribbon, plus decorative button molds, velvet rosettes, and floral lace trims for girls hats with blue ribbon accents.
The article guides removing stitches and stains from faded ribbons then dyeing them in silk dye to create plaited frills for a winter Petticoat. It suggests sorting by color and quality to dye in batches, and notes dyed ribbons can be used for color linings or patchwork quilts but warns permanent dyeing may rot milk. Wash ribbons carefully and use the best pieces.
The description praises a summer dress in Irish dimity with a white ground, yellow accents, and a three inch hem. A plain gored skirt supports a deep embroidered flounce with ruching, over which a tunic creates a ponderous effect. Centerfront ruching and beaded dimity ruffing complete the look.
A soft crepe de chine wrap in white or pale tones offers slight protection over a summer dress. The double-width fabric forms a chewish wrap with a dolman back, long pointed fronts reaching the gown’s hem, and is edged with an inch and a half silver fringe.
A simple rose pillow is prepared by drying fresh petals on a dry day away from sunlight. Scatter four tiny root-like orbs and a bottle of attar of roses, then fill into pink glazed cambric covers. The outside cover, made of white, is embroidered with roses.
The season features pretty bathing caps made from printed English hints in twisted turban designs and matching slippers. Any girl who can sew could cover ordinary slippers, while the millinery is simple. Wear the turban or mob cap style as preferred.
Universal appeal marks Post Toasties with its distinctive flavor praised by consumers. Economical features attract buyers, while serving advice suggests pairing with fresh sliced peaches for a pleasing breakfast option.
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