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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
3
A fragment describes unrest and a fire incident amid civic discourse. It notes a toy confiscation and a police presence while urging sanity and labeling arson as a crime. The text mentions a spectacle at Benson's burn and a call for restraint.
London reports a suffragette campaign of post office window smashing across Manchester Edinburgh Derby Hitchin Letchworth Southend and other cities. Premier Asquith was assaulted at a reception as a woman grabbed his coat and was wrestled to the ground by guests.
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on July 1 a report says Judge Holt of Beaver will start an investigation into alleged vote buying in the home county of former Senator Quay. The case cites an expense record by US Marshal I H Porter showing 63000 dollars spent with supporters contending the sum was far higher and that many voters were enticed. Holt has summoned all county saloonkeepers to testify.
Nathan Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin, fined 12000 for smuggling jewelry, fails to dismiss Mrs Helen Jenkins Dwelle's $100000 damage action. Appellate division rules service valid and Allen must answer the suit.
Mrs. Marion Parker-Reese files suit for divorce from Ned L. Reese former orchestra leader here charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The suit cites tales of warm wooings illicit expenditures and Marions inheritance from BH Mithhoff as context.
Alfred Duncan Mackey once royal gardener for King Edward VII wed Louise C. House, longtime Windsor castle housekeeper, in a lawn ceremony in Rogers Park Chicago, concluding a romance that began at Windsor Castle three years earlier.
Clark and Wilson lead but neither secures two thirds as delegates continue marathon balloting in Baltimore. Bryan’s switch to Wilson stirs debate while Underwood momentum surfaces amid hotel lobby rumors.
Three men from prominent families were killed when a Big Four Freight train struck a crowd of five fishermen on a bridge in Munele Indiana. The group stood to watch a Chesapeake and Ohio train pass below. Two men escaped by jumping, but three were struck and hurled under the locomotive.
A girlish dress features a pale blue zephyr fabric with a slightly full skirt, three inch tucks above the hem, embroidery insertion, a front bodice laid over trimming, plaited net frills on sleeves, and a Tagel hat with a ribbon crown and a wreath of roses.
The no gloves fashion makes visible headway as large rings and jeweled spider web designs appear. Women wear rings on thumbs and index fingers and tight bracelets up the arm, making gloves impractical and drawing attention to exposed jewels.
A fashion note describes a surge of light gray spring outfits with purple accents. Readers see many women in gray costumes paired with a plain low crown hat, purple feather trim on the brim, a purple feather ruffle at the throat, and pastel satin flower clusters at the left.
For brunettes avoid white powder linking to a made up look. Use flesh or ivory shades with cold cream, then dust and rub in. Ensure even distribution behind ears and down the neck, and brush eyebrows and lashes to remove any powder traces.
Instructions for sewing baby items describe making bibs with absorbent padding to protect clothes, a pillow-slip embroidered with blossom sprays, and a French flannel bassinette or carriage cover decorated with daisies or rose buds in natural floss. Crochet lace medallions can add elaboration.
The era offers three distinct evening gowns. The classic gown features sinuous draperies and a narrow train. The debu tante style favors girlish flounces and a knotted sash. The pannier gown is chic and Asian inspired with puffed drapery and a short skirt revealing satin slippers or buttoned satin boots.
Silk taffeta remains the favored fabric for season coats with many west Parisian designs showing fanciful one piece frocks paired with matching or contrasting coats. Conservative outfits feature coats in the same tone or a contrasting material with color echoed in trimming.
The new tailored skirts blend walking comfort with a slim silhouette. Paneled designs conceal width in knife plaited folds, which reveal themselves only while walking and then neatly return to shape.
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