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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
13
The article urges more sun exposure for health and outlines simple at-home sun baths. It describes German open-air clinics where rheumatism neuralgia and nervous disorders reportedly improve through outdoor exercise in light clothing, with facilities like gyms and showers available.
The piece describes trimming evening gowns with flowered net and compares it with tin trimming. It notes that net remains used on gowns, outlines color coordination with the base and lining, and highlights a pale blue dancing frock with pink rose motifs. The net trims the bodice and skirt, with wreaths and garlands to complete the design, suited for young girls.
An exhortation urging homeowners to keep sunlight in rooms arguing that sunlight benefits children and plants, while darkness and shade degrade health and growth. The piece warns against depriving spaces of light to protect carpets, urging readers to consider brighter living conditions for families.
A lounging robe or boudoir gown in soft silk or cashmere with a silk ribbon border. The pale pink gown features a bouquet border, silk tassels on pointed over sleeves, and lace undersleeves.
Hats continue their charming manifestations with the mi chevalier as a standout. Elegant, light straw designs replace heavy winter fur toques, trimmed on one side with ribbons or flowers and a tall aigrette. The note closes with a quip on gender roles.
Col. William C. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of the Panama Canal Zone, named president of the American Medical Association. His work in Cuba and Havana helped end yellow fever, clean up Panama, and reduce malaria among canal workers. Born Mobile Alabama October 8 1854 he rose from Bellevue Medical College graduate to army physician and colonel for Havana sanitation efforts.
The article tours Waldron and Sucia islands near Puget Sound, describing Washington rock on Waldron as a Washington portrait carved by waves. It notes Battleship Island at the Strait of Juan de Fuca, a rock resembling a navy ship, and a rock called The Chink on Sucia with a grass hat. It mentions Japanese and Chinese likenesses in rock formations and a summer resort on East Sound.
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