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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
7
Coiffeur M Calle notes hair styling is studied not accidental and gives rules for long oval and round faces. He advises adding fullness at the side for long faces, restraining it for round faces, and shaping hair oval to preserve an oval look. He contrasts French and English styling instincts.
The piece notes millinery shows newer upward brim styles each week. Designers introduce fresh lines with a more reasonable attitude. The favored look shifts slightly from center front and extends to a sharp finish, indicating a deliberate, crafted shape rather than casual uplift.
A recent wedding gift featured six glasses of assorted jellies in a basket. The basket was wrapped in white crepe paper with a white enamel finish and white ribbon tied through a spray of artificial orange blossoms.
A report states corded weaves will gain popularity in autumn. Ribbed fabrics described as versatile for dress draperies, suits, outer wraps and trimmings.
A rose parasol styled as a navy novelty for the season. Made of alfeta in a delicate pink and fully covered with scallops. Edges are gathered slightly to resemble petals.
Readers learn that multiple fabrics including tub frock lingerie robes and Shantung embroidered muslin delaine linen zephyr all pack flat without creasing and occupy little space in a case. The article highlights striped zephyr patterns and Ottoman striped weaves in bright color combinations.
Fashion description notes a waist shaping blouse built from pintucked batiste with a front button closure using small white crochet buttons. An Irish lace collar finishes the neck, with Irish lace cross Val insertions and pintucking on the sleeve. The peplum is edged with lace.
Lightweight cotton undervests edged with a lace ruffle around the neckline and armholes. They are affordable, soft, and stylish enough to substitute for silk variants.
Indiana progressives nominated a full state ticket led by Albert J. Beveridge for governor and Frederick Landis for lieutenant governor. The platform backed initiative, referendum, recall, direct senator elections, woman suffrage, and primary nomination of officials. Beveridge pledged to govern free of corporate influence if elected.
Atlas Sand and Gravel of Indianapolis intends a $15000 capital stock to deal in sand and gravel. Incorporators are W. C. Shoemaker C. T. Owen and A. A. St. Clair. International Industrial Life Insurance of Indianapolis seeks $100000 in capital to conduct industrial life insurance. Founders are G. W. McGaughey and O. D. Jackson. Citizens State Bank of Monroeville plans a $40000 capital to operate a state bank. Incorporators are J. B. Nieger J. T. Niezer and H. Krick.
The Indiana Railroad Commission will hear Aug 13 whether its December coal car demurrage rule remains in force for intra state traffic versus new Interstate Commerce Commission rules. The Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers Association filed the petition. Chairman Wood said state order prevails unless cars show interstate traffic. The ruling aims to enforce the reciprocal car agreement and curb clustering of coal cars. Shippers favor keeping the state rule. railroads are divided.
George W. Miles says about 700000 fingerling bass were released from state hatcheries into lakes and streams this year. Allocations by location include Wawaskee 200000, Tippecanoe 125000, Take Maxinkuckee 100000, Crookville 100000, Riverside 125000, Milton Noblesville 70000. Miles projects at least one million bass for distribution next year and urges sportsmen to apply early. He also notes a $10 000 to $12 000 annual fish hatchery budget and potential new hatcheries.
Marion court blocks marriage license for Harry Carrol and Mamie Craig both under eighteen. Suit to compel issuance fails. Other notes include damage suit by William Evans vs Parker shows and Cloverleaf railroad, live stock judging contest in Indianapolis with Purdue scholarships, will probates in Columbus, a family reunion in Nashville, stock sale in Reeves & Co to Emerson Brantingham, a Crownpoint housekeeper, Carnegie library pledge for Oakland City, Nusbaum resigns in Richmond, Aley cancels teaching engagements, and Shelbyville wagon incident injuring a woman and child.
A sermon notes Mark 4 35 to 5 20 focusing on Jesus calming the storm and healing the demoniac in Gadara. It contrasts faith and fear, highlights Jesus authority, and outlines a three part lesson: the great storm the glorious cure and the great mission with the implied call to share salvation.
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