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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
3
Partial timetable from the C R J and P R railway lists through freight and passenger trains with arrival and departure times. Notes indicate daily patterns and exceptions, including routes north and south of Matherville and days trains do not run.
A set of business card entries lists HEETHERVILLE lawyer in Estherville Iowa over the Estherville State Bank J E Wilson physician surgeon office over Nancolas and Howards P H Paulsen attorney at law Allen & Elise attorneys collection general practice in postoffice block Netherville Iowa and C G Quammen Wallingford Iowa. The wording reflects a directory style with multiple professionals and their offices.
The article previews affordable topcoats as the first fall garment, noting that summer gowns can be worn into chill weather with new sleeves added. It highlights sleeveless coats in cloth, silk, or satin remaining in style, with detachable sleeves or contrasting fabrics. Some coats show silk sleeves or lace linings, adapting to cooler days.
The season brings practical topcoats with hip length or long styles suited for rain and chill winds. Browns and grays dominate odd coats with new mixed materials and braid or velvet trims. Sleeve fit remains snug, but necks offer easy, mannish edges. shawl velvet collars are popular. linings match outer colors or provide bold contrasts in Paris-influenced designs.
A sleeping room set is described as woven linen brocade in French designs with soft blues pinks and greens in dainty flower and ribbon patterns. They cost a bit more than Dutch print and are made to harmonize with wall and ceiling decorations including lightened walls and ceilings.
In lichen green cashmere an extremely smart costume features a long jacket tight-fitting with many buttons and a slightly trained skirt. The plain skirt carries a braid at the foot, completing a refined ensemble.
The description details a jacket with marrow braid trims on straps and loops, a white silk faced turn-over collar bound with braid, a lace jabot, silk lining, and a green straw hat trimmed with tulle wings. Material lists specify nine yards of fabric, twelve yards of braid, six dozen buttons, and silk for lining.
Fashion notes advise reusing last winter gowns by lengthening bodices with new peasant styles and sashes. Mohair laundry tips warn against hot irons and emphasize white soap with borax for cleaning wool, plus avoiding powder and rough combing to keep hair fluffy and healthy.
In old Montreal the French spirit remains though visitors hear English as well. The piece recalls La Salle Cadillac Bienville and Champlain, the St Lawrence corridor, and the blood and courage that shaped the city. It notes Paul de Maisonneuve guarding the land and the enduring French urban memory.
Farmers in Russia reportedly can multiply a single grain into vast grain crops. The method uses conical pits 11 to 17 inches deep and 42 inches wide, with three week sprout growths buried with earth ten times, producing multiple stalks from one seed and eventual great quantities through transplanting.
McMurt seeks a lawyer Pleader recently, saying he has been looking for him for a week. Pleader reveals his office moved to a block around the corner because a dentist occupies the old place. The exchange hints at a future need involving a testicle, implied by the incomplete remark.
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