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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
2
A Punch magazine verse mocks high fashion as it criticizes the shift toward slovenly drape for daytime attire and an overly clingy evening silhouette. It contrasts drooping shoulders and sagging belts with the misleading elegance of a mermaid tail and exposed corsage.
Describes a full dress ensemble including overcoats in black Inverness or Chesterfield styles with fur lining, black dress coats with peaked lapels, white waistcoats, matching trousers, white linen shirts with cuffs, poke or wing collars, white or pique cravats, gloves, pearl or moonstone studs, black silk watch ribbon, a gold seal, silk opera hat, patent leather pumps for dancing, and black silk hose with clocks.
A new Parisian architectural style debuts on Rue Vavin with a six story block where each floor recedes to form a wide front balcony. The stepped design resembles a giant staircase and is touted for hygienic benefits despite perceived space waste.
The North American reports ongoing war with Mexico with thousands of U S troops in action or en route. Buildings have been dynamited, refugees move toward the border, and correspondents with AP dispatches promise the latest authentic updates and on field photographs. Subscribe now for daily copies via agents or direct mail.
A call to replace the long standing political machine in Pennsylvania. The message denounces Dig policy ties to brewers and contractors and urges all governed to end what it calls despotism. It declares May 19 as the new Independence Day for the state.
A reprinted table lists common Mexican towns and person names with syllable emphasis to aid English readers. Names include Huerta Villa Zacatecas Tamaulipas Queretaro Jalisco Guanajuato Oaxaca Texcoco Tehuantepec Tampico Torreon Hidalgo San Luis Potosi Coahuila Aguas Calientes Guerrero Tlaxcala Tuxpam Chihuahua and others with accented syllables indicated for correct pronunciation.
Jan van der Blassbeck is bound for his homeland of Holland with glass eye, artificial arm, leg, and rubber ear fitted after his Java glass factory exploded. In Hotland a young woman awaits to wed him, though he insists she is not artificial.
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