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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
9
Bright Array describes inexpensive infant furs used for millinery. White chinchilla effects and black hats feature simple, comfortable shapes with velvet or silk brims. Tiny fur heads and red berry decorations enchant young wearers as neck pieces and muffs complement winter outfits.
Those in cities should regularly refresh window coverings as sending curtains to a laundry strains resources. For madras swisa mustin or dimity fabrics, home laundering is easy with warm soapy water and multiple rinses. Drying in sun, starching, blueing, and careful ironing ensure even hangs and neat edges.
A clever girl creates an economical tea tray by refurbishing a 40 cent oval picture frame. She sands, stains, varnishes, adds brass handles, and decorates with cretenne to produce a tray resembling store offerings costing 6 to 8 dollars.
A description of autumn fashion featuring sailor collars embroidered with net and Valenciennes edging on coats and skirts. It notes high collars with lace ruffies, Portia and Medici inspired rollback collars, and turndown collars with square lace rabats as stylish options.
The article highlights dresses for young girls using accordion plaited net and pearl white chiffon. It notes gowns simple in construction with panels of shadow lace plaited to match the fabric.
A dark blue velvet frock features a high waist line and a white guipure collar. Cyclamen silk tie accents the outfit while a dull gold cord adds texture. On parade, girls wear patent leather boots with white kid tops and white silk stockings to complete the costume.
A devotional on Matthew 18 and Luke 7 42 focusing on humility and forgiveness. It contrasts human and divine mercy, urges resolving grievances directly, and highlights the church's power to bind and loose in unity. The parable of the debtors underscores grace as the path to salvation.
Rev. Charles T. Thompson of New York argued that God began man in a garden but Cain’s crime demanded retribution and the church must address the rural regions. He spoke in Yoursville Kentucky on the board of foreign missions report urging stronger country life work.
The exchange reveals a curious artist questioning a sculptor about his craft with playful banter. The dialogue hints at varied skills and a lighter approach to sculpture.
Mrs Pansy Hutchins relates a two year face rash that spread to the scalp and caused sleepless nights. She reports rapid improvement after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with near complete disappearance in four weeks and urges readers to request free samples from Cuticura Dept. 1L Boston.
Real Tangs mentions a figure described as a great god and boss plumber who worked on pipes. the passage questions who this person was and hints at their leadership role in plumbing work.
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