09 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
The piece argues that June weather remains unseasonably cold despite claims that a comet affects climate. It recalls 1859 heat and frost, notes nature’s mood is unknowable, and urges working with nature. It reflects on insects, planning, and historic figures, concluding nature cooperates with human effort.
In New York fashions the season favors ties and slippers with white kid or canvas for graduation frocks. Frocks feature embroidery flounces, jabots, and belts, with variations from tunics to deep hems. New bridal and party accessories include bags, belts, parasols, and novelty handles carved like jungle animals. Previews note practical separates and chic options for up-to-date wear, with emphasis on white ribbons, matching stockings, and classic patent leathers.
In Gettysburg area notes, a large tobacco crop is expected to be planted this week. A Covington Presbyterian pastor cites plans to decorate graves next Sunday. Isaac Harshey and wife attended the Layer reunion at Ludlow Walls last Thursday. Patterson Commencement exercises are set for June 16 in the Presbyterian church with twenty four township graduates, the largest count yet. Mrs. Coats died suddenly last Thursday night, aged about 44, interred at Pleasant Hill. Roy Coburn and wife visited with his mother M. J. Coburn and relatives at Dawn over Sunday. Our M E Sunday School will celebrate Children's Day on the last Sunday evening of this month with a multi-class program. Local auto dealers report brisk sales, five autos already sold this spring, hinting at progress and potential for an auto factory locally. See our clubbing list for good papers.
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