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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
7
Home millinery advice explains trimming fur turbans and soft caps, detailing adjustable shapes, plumes, ribbons, and decorative elements. Guidance covers hats made with fur fabrics, wire edges for shape, and achieving a secure, comfortable fit with various trims.
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The feature describes millinery trends focusing on plumes and feather ornaments. Garlands and iridescent layers decorate broad brims and turbans, with Paris milliners showcasing edge details, rosettes, and jeweled centers. Black and white detachable plume bands offer versatile hat updates.
A fragment describes lampshades made from cretonne or flowered fabrics. Heavy wire frames form the round core, with cretonne panels stretched tightly under the frame and secured by glue or clamps. The piece hints at the aesthetic appeal of shirred cretonne shades for home decor.
A historical Bible study recounts the split of Solomon's kingdom at Shechem, Rehoboam's harsh response, and Jeroboam's rise. It notes Jerusalem as Judah's capital, Shishak's Egyptian invasion, and the shift from gold to brass in royal decor, framing Rehoboam as a warn ing example of ill advised rule.
Sir William Ramsay announced commercial radium production at Limehouse by St Ives consolidated mines. 6600 mg of 10 percent radium (656 mg pure) have been produced and may be sold in a day or two, potentially fetching 10 000 to 20 000 pounds.
In Pelden near The Hague a man on trial for attacking a friend claimed the other cursed him. Lacking witnesses, an outsider revealed audio proof from a gramophone in the taproom showing the quarrel, oaths, and scuffle, guiding the magistrate to a swift ruling.
The Hamburg American liner Carl Woermann plans direct U S West Africa service to ship wild animals directly to New York. Rates set from 25 to 250 for ostrich to elephant with luxury options and crated handling. Hold designed for large cargo. live animal delivery risk remains with the ship. Cargo includes oil tobacco flour canned goods machinery and cotton goods for exchange with native tropical products.
New York reports the highest price ever paid for beane at 315,000 for barrela, a Boston variety. A New York bonding company funded the purchase with a check to United States Commissioner Shisite of the federal court, charged with the forfeited baj F. Ebrgott, a former bean doplen.
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