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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
6
A long OCR fragment discusses an alliance between Orthodox Christianity and mental healing. It cites figures, churches, and missions advocating spiritual remedies, telepathy, and faith healing, contrasting traditional rites with modern therapies and voicing controversy over healing methods and authority.
A fragmented excerpt mixes a tale of a small purchase by a buyer who helps trade with a motherly seller and a historian’s note on the Maid's Tower ruin at Convent Grounds. The article mentions a cheerful seller grateful for nickels and describes excavations revealing ancient walls, a well, and a tower dating to Joan of Arc's era before later destruction and garden incorporation.
An overheard exchange showed a constable asking an old man for funds to bury a fellow officer. The man offered 15 shillings but the officer dismissed change, saying bury three others. The tale ends with a punch line about police matters.
Fashion notes highlight a rainbow of shirt waists with bold stripes, sheer lawns, and bright blues. Tailored whites with colored dots, jabots, and plaited borders appeal to varied figures, from slender to stout, as patterns emphasize stripes and color contrasts.
The guide explains brushing the scalp after removing pins by parting the hair, securing sections, and brushing from scalp to tip to lift dust. It advises cleaning the brush with a comb frequently and tapping bristles on a hard surface to remove dust. It also covers gathering sleeve fullness by two stitching rows and pulling threads to adjust fullness rather than using a machine gatherer.
A description of a white serge suit for summer wear highlighting its stylish design and white silk soutache trim on the coat and skirt. The ensemble includes a hat of white leg horn with large pink roses and dark-green silk edging.
The article lists affordable tub fabrics for summer frocks blue and brown galatea wash well and resist fading. Linen offers charm but is pricier, while rose pick or Nile green allow dressy afternoon wear. Cotton duck suits everyday use, with comfort lacking in hot neck and arm areas previously.
California railroad men recount a tale of a phantom locomotive seen by Quinn and Flaherty near a Hoggnich trestle. The eerie apparition allegedly saved a perilous ride over Sierra trestles, prompting sober discussion among cronies about omen and fate on the rails.
The piece notes the hardship of women with limited means when hose supporters rise in price as stockings wear. It advises repairing by cutting an old stocking into inch squares and sewing them to the top where garters fasten to prevent holes from forming.
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