Solace Remedy Co Advertises Faith Creek Michigan
An old advertisement promises a $100.00 prize and urges readers to try Solace Remedy with no special fees. It touts Solace as effective and offers free samples from Solace Remedy Co in Faith Creek, Michigan.
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Solace Co
Battle Creek
Lee Moerrin
Firstational Bank
Chico
Texas
Space Company
Memphis
Tepa
R.L. Morris
Dc Solage Remedy Co
Faith Creek, Mich
Ostrich Feather Ruffs and Boas Dress Midwinter Styles
The directoire ruff of ostrich feathers proves smart and versatile, pairing with hats and gowns to finish outfits elegantly. Paris imports offer long and short plumes in natural or bright blues with velvet or silk ribbons, while ostrich boas and muffs, often combined with marabout, enhance evening wear. Julia Bottomley.
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Paris
Julia Bottomley
Spring Fashion 1913 Embraces Straight Lines and Slashes
Fashion reports from Chicago describe the 1913 spring silhouette a straight front and back with hipless, regimented lines. Skirts and jackets mirror an envelope shape with narrow cuts and hidden slashes, while voluminous robes suit fuller figures and oriental colors trend heavily. A waistcoat and long cream cloth coats with tan stripes lead the look.
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Chicago
Metallic Laces Set Fashion Aglow This Season
Gold lace dominates the season as metallic laces surpass fabric laces in prominence. The article notes gold’s rich combination with current colors and highlights a gown with a painted gold lace flounce on an apricot satin skirt, plus bodice trim and short sleeves. A red gown gains character from a small gold lace vest.
New Suede Collar Cuff and Belt Sets Debut
In varying colors including gray and scarlet, suede sets with old-world Round head collars and turned cuffs are produced. The collar turns down, cuffs turn up, and the belt is straight and neat, designed to pair with country tweed or serge suits.
New Waists Show Bold Styles in 19th Century Wear
Brief readable item notes fashionable waists with broad revers and ornate collars described as part of dress trends. The fragment mentions robes and collars as elements of the era's attire, reflecting style emphasis.
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Robespee
Plain Pretty Gown by Parisian Designers
A photo shows the Monk's gown by Felix of Paris in white broadcloth with crochet buttons down the corsage cape and skirt. The corsage and skirt are one piece, attached by a belt, and its plain style heightens its appeal as a modern fashion favorite.
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Felix
Paris
Fashionable Colors In Hats And Gowns This Season
This period features evolving color trends for court wear. Court blue blends electric and gentiane tones, taupe cools to elephant gray, blue vig appears deep and bright, shrimp pink gains favor, rouge venetian offers a bold red with white, chalk white leads, amaranth shows claret depth, verdigris ranks among smart greens, mimosa leans toward orange in yellow hues.
To Mend Gloves With Leather Court Plaster
A historical tip instructs turning the glove inside out when a hole appears then drawing edges together and applying a piece of leather court plaster over it. The plaster not only holds parts but strengthens the glove, described as very strong.
Purdue Farmers Short Course Focuses on Poultry Care
Purdue university hosts a farmers short course January 13 to 18 with several hours daily devoted to poultry culture. Speakers include R C Lawry, Stanley Wyckoff, Otis Crane, H Embleton and A G Philips. Topics cover housing feeding breeding incubation diseases marketing and general management with Purdue stock used for demonstrations.
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A. G. Philips
Purdue
Favors Thirteen Jurors and Divorce Petitions Rule
Auburn senator elect Glenn Van Auken plans two bills for the upcoming session. One proposes thirteen jurors to reduce mistrials and delays, modeled on California law. The other requires divorces petitions to be on file sixty days before a hearing to curb railroaded cases.
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Auburn
California
Glenn van Auken
van Auken
Thirty-fifth Judicial Circuit
Dekalb
Steuben
Parole Violators Return to Indiana Facility
Jeffersonville officer George W Hart brought back two parole violators. Roland Best from Marion county was convicted of petit larceny August 9 1908 and paroled on the fourth anniversary. Damond Edwards from Knox county was sentenced for burglary March 24 1906 and paroled July 2 1912. Officers say parole violations show they were unfit to be trusted earlier.
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Jeffersonville
George W. Hart
Newcastle
Indiana Reformatory
Roland Best
Marion County
Damond Edwards
Knox County
Weir Arrested for Abducting Girl Near Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville police detained Harvey Weir 23 son of Justice James H Weir of Sellersburg and Miss Martha Hoost 16 of Woodstock as they tried to board a car to Sellersburg. Sheriff Henderson requested their detention. Weir faces abduction charges and claims they planned marriage at his parents home to dodge Illinois law.
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Jeffersonville
Harvey Weir
James H. Weir
Sellersburg
Martha Hoost
Woodstock
Henderson
Weir
Man Swallows Chloroform After Evening Out
Roy Hoppes twenty one years old swallowed chloroform while returning home after visiting his fiance Anderson at night. A passerby saw him stagger and fall on West Sixth Street and an ambulance was summoned. He remains in precarious condition at St John’s hospital. No reason for the act is known.
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Anderson
Roy Hoppes
St. John’s Hospital
Hoppes
West Sixth Street
Five Hurt When Car Hits Auto at Terre Haute Intersection
Five occupants of a car were seriously injured when a street car struck the auto at a street intersection in Terre Haute. The wrecked vehicle left the injured: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hedges, Emily Miller, Mrs. Blanche Miller, and six year old Ralph Hedges, who is reported in critical condition.
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Terre Haute
Stephen Hedges
Emily Miller
Blanche Miller
Ralph Hedges
49 Counties Settle With State On December Funds
From 49 counties, all completed transfers of money due the state in the December settlements, total collections reach 91 323 575.04 dollars. Auditor of State’s office records show only 35 counties had settled by that date in 1911.
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Indianapolis
Auditor of State
Fire Destroyed Home. Nearby Properties Damaged
A house and its contents were burned to the ground after an overheated stove ignited. Neighboring Jacob Kraft’s home suffered $500 in damage. Bell’s residence faced $2,500 in losses with $1,200 covered by insurance.
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Jacob Kraft
Bell
Comb Explosion Sparks Jewelry Store Fire
An explosion of celluloid combs at E. E. Sidwell jewelry store set off a rapid fire that caused hundreds of dollars in damage. Mrs. Sidwell was rescued after being trapped behind the counter. A display cage with novelties and watches was badly damaged as bystanders aided the scene.
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Elwood
E. E. Sidwell
Bwaway ‘Goring
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Indiana
Eagle Supply Co
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Rews Eagle Office
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