Afternoon gown of two materials
A protograph notes a gown combining two fabrics. The blue and white striped upper section features a red top and white trim. The design emphasizes a two piece effect with a layered skirt and a striped bodice.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
7
A protograph notes a gown combining two fabrics. The blue and white striped upper section features a red top and white trim. The design emphasizes a two piece effect with a layered skirt and a striped bodice.
The article describes ornate hats formed from straw and silk braid trimmed with ribbon. It details shapes resembling Milan bemy styles, wire frames, and decorative braids, noting crowns, brims, and tassel-like finishes.
A damaged article describes building a toy motorboat using a tin propeller gun and a rubber band motor. Instructions cover cutting a 1 inch thick hull from wood, shaping the cog-like hull, curving the sides, and applying the illustration details for the beam and deck.
A fragmented text blends technical notes on a miniature greenhouse made from a starch box with seeds, glass, and pine frame, plus an old recipe section detailing Mexican style dishes and baked dishes. It references props like a tiny propeller, rubber hand motor, and nursery-related diagrams amid scattered cooking instructions.
An eclectic OCR fragment surveys fashion lore with references to muses, fabrics, and silhouettes. It mentions pastel shades, raglan sleeves for daytime coats, and a peace-gray crepe georgette blouse with purple embroidery.
The readable portion mentions leather items and accessories for sale or offer. It references stock relating to feather items and other garments or articles. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale or display of these merchandise types.
A Kansas university professor has created a machine to photograph plant growth. The process is slow but yields instructive and amusing results showing growth over time.
The fragment references world events and feats such as Everest visibility from far away and a Swedish hydroelectric project. It mentions tungsten ore production in the United States, with figures indicating a large yield and value, and a vague wartime context with military actions and leaders.
A narrative style instructional fragment describes making fruit shortcake with rich butter layers and a large lake setting. It names ingredients like pineapple, cream, and berries, and mentions serving with whipped cream and a cherry or cranberry garnish. The tone reflects traditional method and home cooking.
Readable fragments discuss using color in food presentation and avoiding garish tones. Suggestions include lemon crescents with parsley as garnish and light color-tinted dressings. Emphasizes eye appeal as part of dining and cautions against overly loud color clashes.
A children's tale recounts the elf Woodbine proposing an air trip for colored balloons. On a magical journey the elves sail, drink from birch cups, and admire friends as they drift home at sunrise with Woodbine proud of his planning.
Acts 16 events in Philippi include a slave girl possessed by a spirit of divination, a mob attack, and a jailer conversion. Paul and Silas pray and sing, doors open, jail shakes, and the jailer asks how to be saved, leading to baptism and a new Christian household.
A collage of curiosities covers graphite sources in Siberia and Australia for pencils, Russia oil output rising to 69 million barrels, new bicycle motor attachment trends, Italy builds a 6400 horsepower motor ship for Brazil, lightning fatalities, colonial rifle mention, cotton imports in China, woodchuck and prairie dog notes, Rome’s Tiber bridge 328 feet span as the world’s longest reinforced concrete arch.
John Loudon Macadam born in 1766 in Ajt Scotland pioneered road improvement with drainage based on an impervious surface, challenging Telford’s stone foundation method. He died in 1836 at eighty, leaving a lasting global impact on road construction and maintenance.
Toy production in Japan advances slowly amid strong demand due to rising raw material costs. Prices for colored papers foil cotton silk fabrics and related inputs have surged by up to 40 percent.
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