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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
6
Julia Bottomley surveys high society dress, noting draped effects, marquisette gowns over voile and messaline, and the renewed taste for embroidery and Oriental color. She highlights model variations from maid of honor attire to state occasion gowns, praising delicate bands, lace, and cascading drapery as fashion evolves globally.
A fashion note describes a striped linen dress with a panel front and back, wrapped seams, and box plaits in the lower skirt. It highlights bead wire trim and removable white pearl buckles, plus belts in white duck and embroidered linen designs priced from 18 to 40 cents, emphasizing affordable laundering friendly details.
Readable fragments describe white washable belts with trim for shirtwaists and suits in white, noting their attractive appearance. The text emphasizes light accessories in a period style.
A noted French writer offers practical guidance to girls, urging focus on body awareness, posture, health, and mental sharpness. He cautions against slacking, recommends good carriage, regular exercise, and plenty of fresh air to preserve vitality and grace.
In the Illustration Sunday Magazine a fashion note stresses neck and throat care as the Dutch collar returns to vogue. It warns women to keep throats white and wrinkle free, noting necks will be on display this season and masseuses should focus on this area.
A Sunday School lesson from July 31, 1910 explores forgiving others rooted in Matthew 18:21 26 with memory verses 21 22 and the golden text Matthew 6 14. It discusses Peter s question and Jesus parable on debt and mercy, urging humility and genuine forgiveness over grudges.
Trecently visits steel mills and Gary Indiana plants as J P Morgan Jr prepares to head an American financial heptarchy. He inherits $300,000,000 era wealth and joins United States Steel and National City bank boards. He resembles his father in drive and magnetism, offset by a genial temperament. He is an athlete and yachtsman who attends New York Yacht Club races.
Theodore Roosevelt’s London and Egypt addresses illuminate Sir Eldon Gorst as the effective ruler of Egypt under British policy. Gorst, 49, New Zealand born, has faced criticism for concession to Nationalist demands and is slated to be replaced by Sir Arthur Hardinge. The public links Roosevelt’s remarks to Gorst’s removal, while officials deny the tie.
Col John Mosby once a noted Confederate guerrilla and eight year DOJ special attorney has been dismissed. Age and health cited amid absence of explanation from Attorney General Wicker. Known for courage against cattlemen on government lands, Mosby helped spark Gore charges before his removal.
H. B. Byram, vice president of the Burlington, has begun a traveling teaching tour across the railroad system. He hosted a St Louis class for staff from division and district headquarters, including W. A. Taloe, William Gray, Tom Keight, Theodora Rochman, and J. Delaplaine, each pursuing ideas in passenger comfort, freight efficiency, division leadership, promotion, and ethical guiding.
Baltimore reader recounts relief after four years of misery from female complaints. The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most successful remedy for irregularities, displacements, backache, and related symptoms, claiming widespread cure and offering free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an county seat, commercial Rio Grand area, a splendid contract for a booklet, and names G Chapin Towvalhaa and Uhapin Teas. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
Wise-Why questions the disbandment of a women's club as Sharpe notes the majority adopted a rule limiting each member to two hours for speaking on any topic, curbing discussion and time.
A self conscious young clergyman preaches at a country church and asks a veteran deacon for critique. The deacon, blunt and plain spoken, compares the pastor’s morning effort to Tank Weatherbee’s hunt, noting he followed tracks all day but in the wrong direction.
A witty exchange frames a book regarded as iconic yet unseen by most, as one speaker asserts its timeless status while another notes that everyone has heard of it but few have read it.
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