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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
6
OCR fragment shows a transport item mentioning a trip to an Interstate area near Sioux City with unclear wording. Likely a brief public notice about a free ride or transit option, but details and exact route or agency are missing.
Khaki shades dominate 1910s fashion as women adopt military earth tones. From khaki silks trimmed with green pipings to kimono coats and embroidered layers, the trend blends brown and green with delicate silver highlights. Gooseberry green emerges as a cool, versatile hue for evening gowns.
Merchants are urged to come to Milwaukee the city of beautiful parks. The notice notes reduced passenger fares two cents per mile after August 5, with regular tickets available to Milwaukee at the lowest rate for any occasion. Information sought from the Milwaukee Association of Jobbers and Dorers at 4549 University Bldg.
The Parisienne stresses matching coiffure to frock and occasion. Morning styles favor simple low looks, while afternoon and evening favor high, elaborate arrangements with Marcel waves, curls, and puffs. Hair color trends toward chestnut, gold, and russet, and expert technique is needed to craft the intricate evening designs.
An OCR fragment discusses Japanese beauty with references to facial features grace and movement, then abruptly shifts to Bagdad curtains and a rough pattern description. The passage mixes cultural notes with an unrelated curtain pattern, yielding limited coherent detail.
A rural column discusses wasteful feeding of corn by turning cattle into fields, sheep and hog feeding practices, and the potential gains from careful pasture and crop management. It covers weaning a colt, proper feeding, pasture improvements, and barn and shed planning for dairy cows, with tips on handling heifers, sheds, and dairy notes.
The piece surveys historic shirt waist fashion for women, praising a simple untailored blouse type as economical and versatile. It contrasts formal and lingerie waists, detailing fabrics like lawn, linen, dimity, lace, and embroidery. A second article argues sugar is a necessary food but warns against excess, explaining nutrition and sugar’s role for energy in children and adults.
The section surveys year round wear with laces, silks, chiffons and net fabrics, notes on silk waists, and color pairings with tailored suits. It adds pieces on a girl’s confidant and parental trust, rainy day cupboard tips, lavender sachets, hops pillows, and a Gypsying travel feature, finishing with baby bib embroidery ideas.
Report contrasts a new hotel in Manhattan with grand ambitions and lavish spending. It notes a sixty foot deep station, multi story underground levels, heavy iron use, and extensive enameled fronts. Prices for small apartments reach up to $45,000 while transient European guests pay about $12 per day with bath.
A magistrate hears a mother recounts how she persuaded her son to confess mischief at the schoolhouse. She describes rough discipline and bedtime tactics until the boy finally admits the full tale. The exchange highlights a domestic method of eliciting a confession in a small town setting.
A fragment from the Atchison Globe echoes social observations on marriage, gender roles, merchants, and debates. The piece humorously contrasts men and women in domestic and public life, noting attitudes toward brides, preachers, milkmen, and travel.
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