Melancholy Fact in Cantulaup Vestment
A terse fragment notes human weakness and the idea of wearing a cantulaup when odds are against him, attributed to a stylistic line by Voledo Blade.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
3
A terse fragment notes human weakness and the idea of wearing a cantulaup when odds are against him, attributed to a stylistic line by Voledo Blade.
Mrs Annie Saunders of Monroe Wisconsin describes a six week old baby with a spreading rash crusting scalp hair loss and severe itching. After trying remedies with no relief a friend suggested Cuticura she used the ointment and soap and the child improved within days and hair began to regrow with clear skin. The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with free samples and a Skin Book from Cuticura Boston.
A woman expressed willingness to exchange her husband for ten thousand dollars a year in income. The remark appeared in a local court proceeding where personal rights and economic arrangements were discussed.
Property listing offering sale or trade options at 735 a.m. in the town with 6500 cultivated acres, 12 rooms in a house, tenant houses, 5 barns, bearing orchard, outbuildings, stock, machinery. Contact W. M. Kirby box 23 Heling Green Kentucky.
Readers can remodel a worn suit at low cost by adding braid trims. Start with the coat length and collar, then mirror the braid on the skirt. Finish with a belt or girdle and matching buttons to update the look while keeping expenses down.
The article notes feathers dominate hat fashion despite attempts to popularize floral millinery for winter. Women prefer feathers or ribbon bows for beadwear and reject floral blossoms in striking colors, keeping flowers relegated to the top shelf.
A detailed fashion feature describes creating a collar from white tulle and satin or velvet. A six inch strip of tulle is plaited into fine folds and attached to a satin or velvet band. An inch and a half broad plait of marine is added on the band and the ends join under a velvet or satin bow. Variations include black over white tulle and white with a black collar band, pairing with simple frocks.
Fashion notes show sleeves vary from broad to tucked fits with lace cuffs. Some sleeves attach at shoulder or armhole, with kimono influence fading. Describes how sleeve construction affects arm clarity and silhouette across coats and tunics.
Odd trimmings on hats are shown with many striking but attractive details. A black velvet hat features a four trimming on a curved black ostrich plume and an elevation fan plate of white ostrich spirals. White ostrich flues band the throat as a black velvet choux secures the look.
A clever woman uses dark smoke colored stockings to appear in sheer black hose. Real stockings cost about 35 cents a pair, creating the look of dainty transparency while concealing swollen veins and bumps. The idea hinges on necessity driving invention and is meant to prove its value with demonstration.
Prof. E H Farrington of Wisconsin Agricultural College argues that selling farm crops depletes soil nutrients more than selling dairy products. He cites values of nutrients in hay corn wheat milk butter cheese and skimmilk and urges farmers to adopt dairying to maintain fertility, use waste land and provide year round income, with a Chicago Dairy Show as an educational opportunity.
Thek Quay at the Congress hotel in Chicago joked about a notorious politician being worth eleven millions and a self-made man, noting nine coats of whitewash by investigating committees.
Fragmented text shows dialogue about handling large sums of money in a plasmnaldien or tore and rehearsing with a $2 bill. Mentions Losee Yoriel and Jerie with hints of pride and pretense, suggesting a dramatic scene focused on wealth and performance.
An old advertisement urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for authenticity and the agency signature, touting Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year standard for infants and teething pain. It also mentions Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup and notes teething relief and wind colic cures.
Lace insertion set crosswise in a thin skirt tears under weight. A piece of net wider than the insertion placed behind it strengthens the insertion without sacrificing daintiness.
A fashion note describes a transparent guimpe worn by a girl in cool weather. It suggests a pale leather fake neck called chicken skin under guimpe to create the illusion of exposure and even notes it might prevent pneumonia.
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