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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
3
A detailed description of a lighter colored coat with silk frog fastenings and white lining, showing chrysanthemum and wisteria embroidery in gray green stems. The article notes alternate coats in heavier silks for evening wear, and compares a boudoir set as simple yet beautiful.
Wireless voice transmission across the continent marked a pioneering achievement from Arlington Virginia to Mare Island California covering 2500 miles. Navy Captain Bullard led tests with American Telephone and Telegraph and Western Electric cooperation. President Taft era officials predicted big changes in military naval and commercial long distance communication.
Instructions describe creating a square bottom drawstring bag with four outer pockets. Use linen or natural colored fabric and colored tape to bind pockets, with button flaps as fasteners. Decoration suggests sunbonnet baby embroidery and painted button faces.
The article highlights fur and feather trimming in millinery for the coming winter. It features fur trimmed neckpieces and turbans, blue velvet ribbons, and feather accents shaping fashionable hats and accessories for midlife women, with aprons inspiring semi princess designs.
The excerpt presents a courtroom quip about a Negro man jailed for having multiple wives, with a judge pressing on. The old man explains the women stayed apart because of clothing and laziness, yielding a humorous misinterpretation of incompatibility. Another vignette follows about Danny Scot and Jack McTavish on a loch fishing trip with bets on who must pay for dinner.
Unofficial reports place the toll from the West Indian hurricane at least two score lives and extensive property damage along the central Gulf coast. New Orleans suffered damage with estimates near four million dollars and about 160 persons fled the area.
A doctor cites experience claiming coffee injures some people and a switch to Postum improves nerves sleep and weight. A testimonial from a Postum Co. advertisement describes quitting coffee two years earlier and gaining health. mentions Postum Cereal and Instant Postum products sold by grocers.
Congressman Cantrill recounted a Kentucky tale on necessity. Smith hires a horse for a canter. the horse bucks, throws the rider, leaving him by the wayside. A friend later teases noting the rider dropped down by necessity and asks what he held on to.
An old advertisement urges women with kidney and bladder trouble to try Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. It claims many female complaints stem from kidney disease and promotes bottles at drug stores and a mail offer for a free sample.
A collection of short, lightly connected anecdotes and quips. A girl punishes a friend in prayer after a mud incident. A policeman is asked to pace a gravelly path for a child. Brief exchanges touch on literature and common chores, ending with a note on New South Wales versus Britain populations.
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