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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
9
A fragmented OCR item mentions a name and events with unclear wording. The readable segment references a person and a possible incident or action, suggesting a brief local notice or update rather than a full story. Further readable specifics are not available in the excerpt.
The article offers sewing guidance and cost saving tips for wardrobes, emphasizing durable materials, careful trimming, and future remodeling. It discusses skirt and sleeve designs, fringe, belt details, and “perfume plain” tops, warning against color-fast issues and recommending material choices like pure cotton over cheap alternatives. It also covers fabric care and cleaning, advising on preserving whiteness and avoiding sun damage.
Instructions for washing flannels begin with soaking in lukewarm water for about half an hour. Use warmish water with bullet soap, wash gently, avoid rubbing, and rinse thoroughly. For very soiled items, use multiple washes with clear water and soap, then press out excess water, shake to remove moisture, and dry outdoors on breezy days.
A New York Audubon society statement urges stricter enforcement of laws to curb wholesale trapping and poisoning of birds. It faults current statutes as ineffective and calls for aggressive action to deter bird abuse and prosecute violators.
A column reviews affordable wardrobe substitutes with fur accents and vintage fabrics. It highlights a fur coat praised for winter style, describes ermines, belts, and chiffon details, and suggests practical wear for social occasions. It also notes fashion insights from Marietta Stone and a social commentary on urban transit crowding and grooming tips from Lillian Gray and Dr Augustus Le Plongeon era figures.
Dr and Mme Le Plongeon studied Yucatan ruins and Mayan glyphs linking Central America to Egypt. They lived twelve years in Yucatan, deciphered hieroglyphs, and argued Maya culture predates Egyptian civilization and influenced later worlds.
Mary Gould Lytir presents stretches to prevent and correct shoulder and neck stiffness. She advises daily routines lasting minutes, with posture, mirror use, and gradual movements to reduce fat at the neck base and restore youthful suppleness and alignment.
A fragment from a society column describes two male types in women’s circles. The devoted slaves who court and linger, and the engaging “given” who bestows attention yet expects arrangements. The dialogue turns on social behavior and the danger of overfamiliarity.
Celia Holbrook 17 when her father died, runs his tailor shop in Sherters Massachusetts to support her mother and three younger siblings. She carries the mail twice daily from the railroad station and makes winter travel for four miles to deliver goods. She notes dealers switching to cheaper furs like squirrel and duck skins due to costs.
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