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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
3
A charming widow Genevieve joins James, a younger man, as they form a bond despite age gaps and a complex family setup. Jennie, Genevieve's daughter, and Kate’s sudden affection complicate the evolving marriage and raise questions of love and propriety.
A nostalgic piece honoring the Black barber as a master of craft and conversation. It contrasts the barber’s engaging storytelling with a legendary king’s barber, noting the charm and precision of the barber’s work and the lingering farewell at the doorway.
In Seymour Connecticut a swallow choked a horse owned by farmer George Miller. The animal, startled by an overhanging branch, opened its mouth for an apple, and the bird darted in. The horse died after frantic thrashing and a fence jump. farm hand William Owens witnessed the incident. The dead swallow was found wedged in the horse’s windpipe.
Lord Haldane criticized Germany over Heine and warned that without Heine’s counsel the nation might have avoided the Nietzsche era. He argued Germany’s late eighteenth to early nineteenth century had a rich literary and philosophical period that outshone other nations.
Plumes tassels and rosettes adorn millinery with rat-tall silk fringes covering crowns and shapes. Silver and gilt rattall fringes offer elegance while tinsel fringes appear sparingly. Two models shown in black and white may be produced in other color pairings.
The article describes boudoirs designed to calm nerves with harmonious blue and mauve tones. It imagines blue carpets, pinky mauve accents, white paper with sweet peas, and white Bokhara rugs. Furnishings include a couch, chairs, bureau, table, and satin wood or inlaid mahogany bookcase for a luxurious, restful effect.
A detailed description of millinery hats in black velvet with white chenille fringe, piping, and plume designs. Various shapes include high crowned conical crowns on rice net foundations and ready for silk or velvet coverings. The scene also notes a boudoir with china, curios, photos, and chestnut woodwork.
Rumor suggests a fashion shift this winter toward grosgrain and revival of grandmothers era fabrics. Worth favors rare materials including Ottoman silks as collar facings and revers in cream white yellow and coronation red. Uncut velvets and velvets rise in Paris as velours epingies while heavy fabrics like hair cloth appear in speculation of era revival.
Ideal Fabric presents silk serge as an all around coat material and introduces crepee chine with a touch of worsted for durability. Both fabrics are light yet sturdy, offer a wide color range, and have enough body to protect against early fall breezes. They are lined and interlined and suitable for winter dress coats and suits.
The Dry Goods Economist notes Venise lace in heavy raised point and flatter varieties dominates current designs. It says lace making history shows patterns searched for novelty and beauty, increasing demand boosts the lace industry and workers gain experience to produce more lace faster.
A fashion idea advises a girl to study colors that suit her and craft several velvet and ribbon bows to pin at the throat as decorative fastenings for neckwear.
A witty remark about romance and forgiveness notes the social tension of kissing in polite society. The speaker urges restraint and humor as a tear mop implies staged tears in public. The line captures a lighthearted, eraSpecific tone.
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