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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
6
The article favors the Eton jacket as the most popular choice among seasonally available coats and wraps. It highlights its versatility, serviceability, and flattering silhouette, noting alternatives like Mandarin and kimono sleeves while stressing practical wear for undress and evening occasions.
A reader suggests a ball net case to store hair nets and fringe nets when in use. Made of colored linen or silk with two purse like pockets, it can hold about six nets and fastens with buttons. Embroider the words Half nets or Fringe nets. cardboard can stiffen the sides for better shape.
A vintage note extols repurposing empty cotton reels as versatile household fixes. Reels serve as unique pegs for towels, as spacers to limit door swing, and as makeshift knobs by screwing additional spools on. Includes tips to cover with cloth to protect varnish and floor.
The crescent shaped and horseshoe brooches set with rhinestones lead casual and evening wear. Plain gold milled brooches featuring kor fenry de Tin and fourleat clover items share popularity. Mosaic and enameled breastpins appear in demand, while lily sprays in green enamel pearls and fake diamonds suit summer gowns.
Paris reports feature wine and strawberry tints with deep blues in late summer. Sleeveless gulmpe blouses and princesse gowns favored with modest decollete necks. big armholes trimmed to resemble sleeves. Simplicity in trimming and plain skirts paired with elaborate blouses emerge as autumn features. Heavy linen, net costumes, and contrasting hem details anticipated. separate coats for men gain prominence.
Beads remain in vogue with new stylon and large irregular beads in pretty patterns. Women wear varied pieces and amber remains costly while clever imitations satisfy many. Elevate cheap beads with plated wire and gold clasps. cotton string and brass clasps reveal low quality.
A fashion note praises autumn hats using dark fonera flowers as lighter replacements for summer styles. It notes these trims, sold at greatly reduced prices, rival feathers and wings for elegance. The piece suggests the long winter season offers time to apply such decorations.
An old German farmer in a rural district tells his neighbor that his son is a half-witted boy and that he does not want anyone to tell him the truth. The boy, driving hay in a barnyard, tips over the load while turning a corner, prompting the furious father to bellow that the boy will always be a fool.
A famed surgeon Dr. Augustus Charles Bernays was barred from the American Medical Association for not accepting the group's ethical code. Despite pioneering operations in 1889 and a long record of successful outcomes, he opposed the AMA's authority, resigning from local ties while the national body dropped him. The piece argues AMA power would push a medical priesthood and a closed shop, harming independent physicians and public choice.
A policeman visits a prominent Accident Insurance company seeking a policy called Certainty. He answers evasively about hazards, weapons, crowds, trains, and crime exposure, ultimately being deemed eligible after asserting his occupation. The exchange highlights a humorous framing of risk and profession.
A humorous exchange between a young husband and wife about a tough chicken, with the wife insisting she picked it and the husband claiming he examined it, including a note about a chicken not yet having teeth, as quoted from the New York Weekly.
A brief Chicago Tribune quote contrasts a young man’s growing reputation with the lack of established standing. Nan notes the discrepancy, describing him as youthful yet noted, while Fan-Well questions his true standing. The exchange highlights tension over perceived credibility.
A fragmentary dialogue features Milly asking Billy about a lady’s headwear and footwear. The exchange shifts to daily prep for the future, wage demands, and a warden’s remark about punishment of trust magnates. A cook jokes about higher pay and mastering elaborate dishes.
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A New York report notes smokers across the country pursue favored tobacco blends. They seek brands tied to famous personalities and heavy mixtures, while some seek lighter options after brief use. The piece mentions public interest in pipe tobacco and various brand formulas shared by manufacturers.
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