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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
Beach fashion picks from Long Branch to Cape May as Fourth of July crowds swell. Embroidery on hotel verandas and beachwear influence collars boleros and side ruffles. Cool cotton voiles and batistes shape versatile outfits for women with limited budgets.
Scattered words reference a general topic with unclear context and no identifiable persons or events. The readable fragment suggests a discussion of technique or occasion but lacks concrete details for a proper summary.
The article notes sun influenced defects in cantotr and saquoothness, favoring plain open mesh lace trims and net collars for cooling ease and easy laundering. It mentions a possible return to sewed-in sleeves for blouses, with plain net or batiste fabrics preferred over elaborate trimming.
A York maker describes oyster White Jamie IWnen in plain tailor style with narrow purple velvet collar and gilt buttons. The odd coat sits below the Tips with buttons at the Valet in Croms-over fashion. Simple lines suit both young and old, minimizing shaping like a tube skirt.
Dex Moines Iowa July 7 John Hammond declares plans to seek removal of mayors and county attorneys for permitting more saloon permits than the Moon law allows. He cites Davenport and Oskaloosa as examples where councils granted excess permits, claiming only one saloon per 1000 inhabitants.
A fragment describes a scene where a holder blows a whistle to signal action after a tankard becomes engi, and the phrase whistle is linked to a routine. It notes observers and a light curiosity about the ritual and its origins in a quirky ballad or theater context.
Describes colonial days when school buildings were small and uncomfortable, benches scarce, desks as shelves, floors bare earth, and long study hours with short play. Explains afford comes from Latin for to go to the market. those with money could go to market, others could not.
Fragmentary text describes improvised river travel in Russia during freezing, mentioning chairs on runners and men in skates, with garbled phrases that do not form a complete event or names.
A brief humorous exchange about naming a horse where one speaker jokes that the name Ma Says reflects parental authority and the other notes it as a funny name.
A newlywed man proposes a daily frank discussion to learn his wife’s true nature. Their first question asks if a woman can dress on 75 dollars annually. He affirms and is last seen climbing a hay loft pulling the ladder up. Thus ends a quip about living versus merely existing.
The Degree of Honor lodge held a public officer installation assisted by Muscatine Degree staff led by Major Tillie. The event featured a prelodging reception, a motor tour of the town, and a social gathering at the A L O U W hall. Muscatine members included Mesdames Moothart, Bickford, Lindsay and Neal.
Regular meeting of the Mystic Workers of the World takes place Friday July 7 at 8 PM. All members are requested to attend. The Pleasant Plains Missionary Society will be entertained at the home.
Regular meeting of Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M is called for Friday evening at 7 45 sharp. Attend at tithe for a short session and important business. F M M Lytle Acting Master requests all members to be present.
A fragmentary verse omits full context but recalls distant triumphs and emboldened hearts as warfare rages, suggesting a historical ode to resilience and courage during conflict.
Soak bread crumbs in warm milk then fold in coconut sugar and cocoa with eggs and lemon juice. Bake in a buttered dish thirty minutes. Also included are Chocolate Bread Pudding Chocolate Sauce and variations like Chocolate Fig Ice Cream Mousse and Junket Ice Cream with detailed steps and ingredients.
New novelty candlesticks include the Japanese floor lanterns, standing three to six feet high or more. The candle sits inside a deep globe to protect from breezes, and the globe accommodates a large candle for longer burn time.
The article notes that imitation flowers like chrysanthemum tris vistaria cherry and plum blossom are imported from Japan and imitate home blooms. Despite not matching the perfection of foreign roses and violets, these artificial flowers remain expensive.
The Nigro and Loos carnival arrives Monday afternoon with attractions from Centerville. Highlights include the Human Roulette Wheel, Dixieland Minstrels, Baby Ethel, Jungleland, Crazy House, Penny Wonderland, ferris wheel, and merry-go-round. A brass band performs daily as the troupe promises wholesome entertainment opposite the water works.
John James Audubon, the naturalist, born May 4, 1782, loves nature as playmates and life companionship. Sprains require careful treatment with Chamberlain's Liniment, a remedy sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
A quotation attributed to George Eliot dismisses pity for concertgoers, arguing pity is linked to personal comfort. The remark reflects a blunt stance on empathy toward those who seek entertainment.
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