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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
Two elegant dresses described with detailed designs. The dragonfly blue dress features a slightly trained skirt, velvet piping on sleeves, lace yoke, blue velvet waistcoat, and buttons. materials include eight yards dimelimine, velvet, galloon, buttons. The pale apple brown option uses wrapped seams, button trims, spotted net underslip, and matching net, with seven yards cloth and two yards net required.
Revival of candlelight as a fashionable touch. Society leaders favor antique candlesticks, with tall Russian, silver colonial, pottery, and wrought iron pieces on display. Prices for old brass candlesticks have risen in recent weeks as demand grows.
Simple pinafore pattern described with a square neck yoke of embroidery and sharp corner tucks. Garment uses one yard of 36 inch fabric three quarters yard of another fabric plus embroidery, gathered to the yoke and hemmed at the foot with a fringed embroidered edge.
A health notice urges rinsing the mouth daily with an antiseptic wash to prevent germs and keep breath fresh. The guidance emphasizes routine use as a germ preventive habit.
The piece reviews two fashion items: charming baby frocks with intricate beadwork and embroidery, and a clever reuse of a gold link watch chain as a handbag strap. It notes elegant yoke details, feather stitching, valenciennes insertions, and practical repurposing advice for a stylish upcycle.
The piece discusses sleeve variety from elbow to wrist as fashionable, noting three quarter sleeves on light dresses and long sleeves covering the hand. It cautions that individual judgment matters, with muslin garden party frocks pairing better with shorter sleeves and tailored dresses looking odd with bare arms.
A social woman keeps her hat on and must brush her hair at eight each day. Combing cannot restore the natural growth angle, but brushing lifts the hair and gives fullness and lightness. Hold the brush to raise the strands then release for the desired lift.
Fragmentary newspaper item with references to a caddie joke after Mr Toorle's miss and a professor from the University of Chicago discussing immortal works. Includes a digressive anecdote about a Pendleton hair-cutting custom and a teacher asking a student about a story. Mentions Dean's Kidney Pills and a tuberculosis campaign led by women.
The California Fig Syrup Co asserts its product blends California figs for taste with medicinal principles from beneficial plants. It warns buyers to use the genuine manufactured by the company and sold by leading druggists to ensure safety and uniform quality. The passage mentions a near theater fire caused by a lit cigarette and snow.
A Chicago man describes an itching eruption that started as pus tules on his hands and spread across the body. After trying doctors and various ointments, he used Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, noting the itching ceased within days and the eruption vanished in three weeks.
A Manhattan style tale reports a cheese maker shipping two hundred pounds of Limburger in an oblong box via a train car due to no special carrier being available. The craftsman notes the box to a fellow passenger as his brother, provoking a wry remark about the dead relative.
A humorous clipping features quips from a druggist and a doctor about tinctures and antitoxins. Satirical lines tackle political ambition and public life with wry wit. The voice stays playful about love alimony and the perils of office seekers.
A jumbled page itemizes a sea captain on a trans Atlantic liner amid ship troubles and a few punchy lines. It also includes assorted ads like Rough on pests and Red Cross Ball Blue, plus quips about cooks and a bemused athletic boast.
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