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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1903
Page
3
Floodwaters swamped Cumberland Maryland and nearby towns during a heavy rain. Northern industries and homes were damaged while the streetcar line was crippled by waterlogged tracks. Nearby rail service in Hyman, Pennsylvania and Minislides area faced disruption from the same storm.
Ann Arbor July report on a Homeopathy hospital graft of frog skin onto a patient. Albert White, physician, described tying skin grafts with salt dressing. surface skin died but later granulation formed, and the graft showed partial success. Separate notes mention Dr Lyon and a Kansas City move. Leesville and other locations noted amid storm details.
New York July 6 A Herald dispatch from Paris reports W K Vanderbilt is confined to his bed at a hotel after a serious auto mobile accident during a tour over Paris Friday. The machine exploded as he lay in the road and he was carried to Paris hospital. Secrecy surrounded the site and few guests were aware of the incident as physicians attended Vanderbilt.
A Confederate veteran John B. Gordon survived five wounds at Antietam and earned the nickname the charmed life for his endurance. The report notes his health decline and the reverence of comrades in New Orleans. Separately Senator Hanna remains slated as Republican chairman per Lodge denial, while Oakland firemen suffer a fatal burial debris accident with Parker killed.
Catherine Talbot surveys Paris fashion noting the season's between silhouettes, feathered skirts with wide tucks, pale yellow cloth frocks, elaborate hats from Maison de la Paix, and emerging belt styles. She highlights gowns from Milo Le Besque and Mile Marcella Lender, veiled hats, embroidered lawn, taffeta trends, and new embroidered matting as luxury decor.
The Gainsborough hats remain in vogue with towers of the picturesque praising their timeless lines. They offer chip, bass and fancy straw options with single, long, thick or trick plumes, while milliners stay faithful to the graceful forms popularized by the old masters.
Buttons form an important feature of trimming and open the way for extravagance. Gold buttons net in towels are costly and a delightful fancy in net representing the seasons of the year. Each but ten containing different secure details.
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