American Designs Face French Fashion Rivalry
New York October 2 1912 fashion note contrasts Paris imports with American adaptations. It discusses designers drawing on French models while pursuing distinctly American styles, praising rhinestone embroidery and high collars, and noting use of varied fabrics and contrasting materials in fall openings.
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New York
Paris
France
Atlantic
Modest Silhouettes and Fur Trim Dominate This Winter Fashion
Fashion notes describe extremely contracted skirts with open hems contrasting long lower widths. The piece highlights figure hugging lines, front closures, braiding, rhinestones, and a strong fur emphasis on coats hats gowns and accessories. It notes the lure of white fur yet warns about soil issues and cost, urging practical style choices.
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Dan
Beersheba Im
Engagement Ring Admired in Quiet Conversation
Ethel compliments the engagement ring Jack gave, and Maud confirms its beauty in a brief exchange.
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Jack
Ethel
Maud
Mrs Paul Webling Seeks Relief for Kidney Trouble
Mrs Paul Webling of 316 Smith St Peoria describes kidney and bladder trouble with backache and hip pain. She says nervousness headaches and dizziness worsened until Foley's Kidney Pills provided relief and she now recommends them. Lemmon's Pharmacy endorses the product.
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Paul Webling
Smith St. Peoria
Foley
Lemmon
Geo
T. Craddock
Rubie, Ark
Prisoners Placed on Louisiana Convict Farms
Des Moines dispatch reports the prison board urges a Louisiana study tour to observe convict farm work. Officials say the program has been a great success in Louisiana, with farm labor as a form of punishment and rehabilitation.
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Des Moines
Louisiana
Board of Control
Saxo Salve Promises Quick Relief for Eczema
Frantic appeals describe Saxo Salve as a mild skin remedy that stops itching fast and visibly improves skin after days. The ad guarantees a refund if final results do not satisfy, and urges use for itching, burning rashes, humor, or chronic skin troubles.
Washington county roads mark belt line to Keokuk
Secretary Ralph M. Smith and others from the Washington County Good Roads Club marked the Keokuk-Waterloo belt line route in Johnson County and beyond. The two foot yellow pole marks intersect many east west roads as planners prepare for the Little Glidden Tour events.
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Ralph M. Smith
W. A. Gibson
Washington County Good Roads Club
Johnson County
Kalona Road
Keokuk-Waterloo
Washington
Keeley
Washington-Kalona
Kalona
Emmett Louk
Keokuk Road
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Henry Country
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Washington County
Painter from Hagerstown Praises Foley Kidney Pills
J. G. Criswold of 540 North Mulberry Street Hagerstown Maryland reports kidney trouble with severe back pain and difficulty rising. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says the pain disappeared improved mobility and regular bladder action, recommended by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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J. G. Criswold
North Mulberry St
Hagerstown
Foley
Lemmon
Swapped Wives at the Card Table in Missouri Divorces
In Gower Missouri John F Heath and his wife discussed divorcing then remarrying as a joke while playing cards. Heath and Mrs Heath were divorced at Plattsburg and he married Mrs Montgomery in Maryville. Montgomery and Mrs Heath wed in Gower days later. Both wives cited extravagance and all three parties say they remain friends.
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St. Joseph
John F. Heath
A. L. Montgomery
Gower
Heaths
Plattsburg
Montgomery
Heath
Maryville
Hunting Licenses Issued In County For The Season
The county auditor reports 468 hunting licenses issued since July first with more daily. Officials expect a record year surpassing last fiscal year’s 3000 licenses. Non residents pay ten dollars. residents pay one. The article notes the auditor Howard Benn did not renew his own license.
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Rabbit
Mr. Squirrel
Washington
Washington County
Howard Benn
Benn
Look on the Bright Side Habit Adage
A. A. Willits urges readers to seek the silver lining in every cloud and persist in looking for hope beyond the gloom, a discipline to help navigate tough times with optimism.
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A. A. Willits
Closing Out Sale Modern Farm Implements and Livestock
Auction at residence one mile east of Crawfordsville on Tuesday October 8 1912 at 10 oclock a m. sale includes mares horses cattle hogs grain hay machinery teams harness and farm gear with terms 12 months on notes over 10 cash under 10 J B and J H Crooks auctioneers clerk D Long.
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Crawfordsville
Rock Island
John Deere
McCormick
Surrey
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J. B
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D. F
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