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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
4
A New Jersey and Massachusetts trend shows voters splitting from Wilson as Republicans and progressives gain ground. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes declines for Wilson in key states, with ballot results signaling discontent and a divided opposition shaping future politics.
The article notes the new Democratic Tariff for revenue only is in effect. It argues that immediate impacts are unlikely as sunshine and industry continue. It reflects on market anticipation and the time required for tariff effects to gain momentum and influence prices and living costs.
Miss Rachel Barnard, official stenographer of the circuit court, was severely cut in the face when a colt frightened a closed buggy near Chris Newcome Place. The buggy overturned, the colt fell, and Dr. G. D. Scott required five stitches. She was cared for at home afterward.
Ira Medley charged with the murder of Truston Isbell will have a preliminary hearing and the venue determined today in Squire Calvert's court. the outcome will set where the case proceeds.
Mr and Mrs William Koch of Westphalia Indiana visited Mr and Mrs T E Hoover last week. Miss Louise Shoffner of Greensburg returned home Friday after visiting here. R G Weltner of Uniontown Pennsylvania is here to join his family for a visit with Mr and Mrs W T Mellott.
Julia Bottomley notes straight backed coats show how garments hang from the shoulders without a defined waist. Blouses over skirts emphasize a larger waist, while other coats feature belts or loose bands at the natural waist. Three quarter sleeves, offhanded cuffs, and Russian blouse designs suit slimmer figures. straight backs suit rounded shoulders but aren’t universal appeal. The Russian blouse tops the styles, though it is a cold weather garment to be discussed later.
The fashion column explains new season girdles and sashes, highlighting the Dres den, Alsatian, Geisha, American Beauty, Wishbone, Sultana, New York, and Roman Girdle styles. It notes ribbons and brocades girdles define waists, offer versatility, and brighten autumn wardrobes with bold color after a black and white era.
The piece celebrates washable veils as clean, durable, and stylish accessories. It notes stable colors and strong weaving, previews net and shadow lace designs, and highlights valuing washability, versatility for fischu or bodice trimming, and travel convenience with easy care.
Flowers suitable for dinner table decoration under artificial light appear paler in yellows and blues and livelier white and bright colors. White blooms and vivid florals pop, while soft green foliage also benefits, whereas dark greens fade under artificial light.
Paris announces fichu neckwear to be worn with separate blouses or one piece dresses. Old lace is prized for fichus and many fabrics will be used to fashion these accessories.
A feature on a silk motor turban inspired by Indian models. The design wraps the head with loop and button fastening, hides the hair except the forehead, and includes a matching silk bag for goggles and cosmetics. The coat is a warm rain proof af fair with velvet inlay and decorative straps.
A column notes fall draperies in woven and printed borders with sun fast fabrics and many textures including cotton rep armore and mercerized materials. It also highlights a white lace rug with heavy ropelike cords and Renaissance style knitted motifs that pair with dark green blue or crimson carpets for stylish interior decoration.
Modern luggage fashion urges spotless exteriors and polished brass plus pristine interiors. Cretonne lined trunks replace dull linen interiors with flowered fabrics tacked to lid tray and bottom, crafted by careful hands of the woman who will store her finest gowns.
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