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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
7
An old advice piece urges bright moods at breakfast to prevent crossness. It cites sleep, discipline, and family habits as key factors and suggests: early breakfast, cheerful greetings, and even a small fine for frowning to foster a pleasant tone.
The article discusses hat trimming with bows made from yardage materials preferred for graceful loops. It covers materials such as taffeta, messaline, lace, and gauze bordered with satin, crosswise cutting, wire-edged borders, and practice tips. It notes bow shapes vary by hat style and season.
The article notes East Indian hats among new headdress items and a shift from white yokes to lace and colored yokes matching gowns. It states close clinging styles persist into spring, braids and bands create a bolero feel, and corsets grow shorter from bust to waist while extending over hips, suited for large women.
Developed in handkerchief linen this stylish model for a separate waist pairs with Panama linen pique thin serge or other material. Insertion trims collar and sleeves. Seven sizes 32 to 44 bust. For 36 bust waist yardage given. pattern price 10 cents by mail. STATE.
Pattern notes describe a simple bathing suit for girls from four to twelve years in mohair, French flannel or pongee. It includes a Russian blouse with Dutch neck and short sleeves, a belt front fastening, and full bloomers attached to an underwaist with elastic at the knees. Materials listed vary by size and width.
Bjones says he belongs to a don t worry club and tries to live by its rules. Psmith asks if he follows them, and Bjones admits the effort keeps him awake at night trying to recall every rule.
A quirky regional saying circulates about hen sitting versus setting with Boston influence noted. The joke contrasts Boston usage with broader national speech on poultry care.
A humorous exchange shows a clergyman asking what his father would say about worm digging on Sunday. Willie replies that his father would scold if he did not dig, then points to his father fishing nearby as the real source of the family stance.
Co J Hammonds of 517 S Hill St Fort Scott Kansas reports severe kidney trouble after kidney stone surgery. Dean's Kidney Pills eased action and expelled sediment stones and the stone itself, lifting dizziness rheumatism and headaches and adding about 50 pounds in gain. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An English rabbi says place a clock outside the synagogue to measure lateness. Two rabbis walk past a fine synagogue. one envies the other, then is reminded that in the original paradise only one serpent existed, but this congregation has many.
A New York inventor's burner converts oil to hydrogen gas for an eighty candle power light with less oil use and no mantle damage. The Union Light Co has rights to sell Herzog and plans discounts to recruit local agents while promising safety and odorless operation.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as a treatment for red weak weary watery eyes. It claims compounding by experienced physicians and conformity to the Pure God and Drugs Law. The copy includes phrases about eye pain and suggests marriage changes a man’s views.
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