Geode Jewelry Ad Promises Big Year End Savings
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
2
Tonopah Doctor Grievous Billing Folly Sparks Town Gossip
A Tonopah physician features in a tale about debt collection on a Cove City case. A Tonopah lady hired a cook whose wages remained unpaid for months. The doctor was called after a worker fell ill. The maid refused to rise until wages totaling $100 were paid. The incident sparked local discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Cove City
Wes
M. D
Tonopah Bonanee
The Stork and the Eagle
A Philadelphia school board secretary recalls a lighthearted incident in which a teacher asks children which bird of prey can fly down from the sky and carry off a small child. A girl volunteers that one carried a baby to their house the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Abe
Philadelphia Record
Far Away From Praying and Anglo Indian Child Curious Tale
Library visitor asks for his wife as a staffer recalls a New York correspondent sparring over women’s rights. The piece paints a glance into a dismissed era with a revealing India and American contrast and a moment in a quiet library setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Tama
Denil
Illiterate Uncle Joe Cannon Meets Tom in Kansas City Encounter
A Philadelphia Record note describes Uncle Joe Cannon and a companion at a Kansas City eatery where illiteracy leads to a humorous mix up over a menu. The waiter, calling him Tom, helps him with his overcoat and jokes about readers seeking dinner in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannon
Waller
Kansas City
Jon
Accomplished Child Talks With The Continent Ahead
A fragment from a Galapagos observation notes rain prediction by tortoise behavior and early warning signs. It mentions Mrs Dibesmythe and Professor warlike dialogues about language, with a focus on precognition of rain and shellbacks observing approaching weather.
Curly Locks Coiffures For Children and Grown Ups
An old fashion hairdressing piece describes Curly Locks hairstyles for children and adults. It details fringe shaping, frizzed hair, braids, crimping pins, ribbons, bows, and jeweled ornaments to create charming festival looks and formal styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulla Bottomley
Hardy Old Dog Who Commands New Zealand Liner
London report profiles Captain Herbert Edward Greenstreet, veteran navigator of the New Zealand Shipping Co. veteran of sailing ships to twin-screw liners. He recalls rescues at sea, including a steerage girl saved after 20 minutes in water and steward Dan Pearce who swam to a drowning woman. Now commanding the Rimutaka on long Pacific runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Old Dog
New Zealand
London
Herbert Edward Greenstreet
Vow
Green Street
Nautical College
Greenhithe
Thanes
Australia
China
Japan
North Atlantic
Newcastle
San Francisco
Young Greenstreet
Dan Pearce
Dan
Altey
Capt. Greenstreet
Pierce
Pearce
Capt Greenstreet
Fashion notes describe Lie-de-vin fabric and trim
The fragment mentions Lie-de-vin face-cloth and flat hair, with a plaited skirt trimmed by Ruspia braid in a wavy pattern at the hem. Details are incomplete but indicate styling choices and decorative edging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
American coiffure a la Cir cassienne in 19th century fashion
A description of the elaborate hair arrangement called coiffure a la Cir cassienne with many names and variations. It notes the flat look, methods to secure hair with four large shells, and the fashion's evolving and secret techniques while detailing materials for a coat and trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
For Your Party Bouquet Advice on Fashion Safe Wrapping
The article discusses protecting a party frock from flower stems. It notes chamota covers leak water and tinfoil stains, and that pinning can tear delicate fabric. A ribbon or tying the aroma with green ribbon under trimming may prevent showy pins.
Beaded gowns wraps gloves and opera stockings in fashion
A fashion note describes wide use of beading on gowns wraps gloves and opera stock ings. It notes women with leisure time create bead designs and beads in many colors are available at affordable prices.
Shadow Lace for Subtle Shadowed Fabrics
Shadow Lace features unobtrusive patterns that create a shadowy effect suitable for extensive use without over decoration. The weave produces a soft shadow, especially striking in black and cream, with black shadow in t m over black net and white satin under alip, and cream over pale evening tones.
Glove Styles Described In Historic Textured Wear
A fragment notes a white glove with heavy texture and wide back stitching, worn for attire in the evening. It mentions suede as the material and pale grey tones that flatter the arm and bracelet, reflecting a refined period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrest
Largest fresco painting to greet Venice visitors
A letter from Venice in Figaro says visitors may soon see the largest fresco painting in the world by Venetian painter Bruch. The piece, about 70 meters long, is housed in Venice’s municipal loan establishment, surpassing Paris’s Hotel de Ville Waldner painting in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Figaro
Bruch
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Tuberculosis of hogs raises packer losses countrywide
Reports from meat packing centers indicate hog tuberculosis is rising, causing heavier losses to raisers and packers. US data show 2 percent of hogs slaughtered are affected. Europe reports 5.5 to 7.5 percent infection. The article discusses causes, regional differences, and implications for the hog industry and prices. It also describes prevention, feeding practices, and a typical hog cart and housing setup with cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Hungary
Proper Stable Ventilation Study on Cow Comfort and Milk
A historical note describes Prot. i King of Wisconsin studying ventilation in a stable with doors windows and a shaft system. Experiments tracked cow water intake milk yield and behavior under varying chutes and hay access to measure ventilation impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Acre
New Harvesting Machine Introduced in Nebraska
A new harvesting machine was introduced in Nebraska featuring an SVE powered locomotive and an Atsoline engine. The device is designed for real farming fields where existing power proves insufficient, marking a notable advance in agricultural technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Chine
South Africa Raises Over 40 Million Points in Africa Property Yea
A fragmented OCR note reports a financial move in Africa involving a large sum and a property sale or development project. It mentions South Africa and a ceremonial or timing detail related to manufacturing or coal, with vague references to funds exceeding 40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ana
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Burnham
Chicago
Captair Greenstreet
Herbert E. Greenstreet
Bureau of Animal Industry of of Agriculture
Raiser
Gg Bureau of Animal Industry
Middle West
Lima
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