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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
6
Julia Bottomley notes most U S millinery is designed domestically and praises American styles that are simple yet chic. Features include a flat felt hat with red tones and plumes, a blue velvet turban with gray wings, and a ready made feather trim hat. The piece highlights mounting caution for amateurs and emphasizes the rising elk value and a humorous miscellany of anecdotes.
A charming velveteen dress design for girls features a low square neckline, short puff sleeves, lace trim, crepe de chine underclip with lace yoke, and a wide sash. Details include lavender floral seed bags as gift accents with embroidered interiors and a decorative lavender cover.
New sourfe are long and some newrut cvarfe span many yards. They appear filmy like velvet and must be arranged to yield the best results.
A description of a white allcloth tray cloth and a heavy white damask linen cover pair sewn along edges with a side opening for slipping in the oil cloth. Features include scalloped edges, two-piece construction, and emphasis on daily washing needs.
A fragmented description notes a bronze colored panne mantle with sable borders and an embroidered collar in bronze and gold tones. From the center hangs a long cordeliere with several tassels and numerous gold cord loops, as if part of a ceremonial attire.
Delicate scarves described as generous in size and richly colored in yellow green pink blue and lavender. They are edged with swan down and designed to drape over the shoulders at a dance, extending well below the waist in front.
A fragment from a dated text presents a missionary asking who is regarded as the ultimate consumer among a group. The speaker notes a strange remark about promotion and luck, reflecting social attitudes and linguistic oddities of the period.
A dialogue between two girls discusses surprising a person with a birthday gift. The ready made philosopher notes variety in people and skills. The plain person suggests telling age as a playful surprise.
The excerpt cites a Puck cartoon remark about Adam and Eve and knowledge of good and evil, followed by a Time quote about urging punctuality. It relates a satirical view of human effort to manage time and behavior. The note ends with a question about a book on the Installment.
A Baltimore American fragment notes a man offers out of town rates for hedge and tree trimming work across the street, implying local services and pricing. The line hints at a tradesman’s range of outdoor maintenance offered to nearby customers.
A humorous column blends reflections on daily faith and personal failings. It cites Pepys as a diarist and muses on marriage, judgment, and the care with which a husband should treat his wife, likening it to handling a briar pipe.
The Kieler Neueste Nachrichten quotes Grossad miral von Koater discussing views on New York and the absence of President Tott with the vice president and Sherman of New York noted as key figures. A sideline mentions a social telephone call by a New York woman and local commentary on doctors seeking treatment elsewhere.
A polemic argues against Gompers and Labor Trust leaders for pressuring courts and seeking sympathy to ruin workplaces like Bucks Stove Works. It contrasts lawful speech with criminal conspiracy and urges readers to support courts and oppose measures weakening injunction power, condemning organized labor’s methods while praising law and order.
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