11 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented and cryptic excerpt places a speaker in Cornwall near Towsh or Towsh like setting. It evokes listening for a note that answers the sea, with leaves in a valley and birds in the air. It mentions warning and a group called Jo who died in 16.
In Tokyo Bradam, an American, woos a young Japanese girl seen at the public library. He calls her Lovely Marigold and plans marriage despite her father’s disapproval. A hedge rendezvous and flower garden encounters frame a tale of elopement schemes and cultural barriers.
An American buyer named Bradam purchases a full Grandifloras bed from old Tenno, paying the price and securing ownership. The transaction ends with Tenno’s daughter guiding Bradam and his bride to the house, and later Braham tours Europe and America with his bride from the Orient gaining admiration.
The Liverpool Post notes high play as a staple of historic English society with gambling houses run by titled women. Baronetesses and counts faced fines and legal challenges, while peers such as Lords Halifax Anglesey and Shaftsbury figure in notorious gaming lore. The tale includes Locke’s quip about listening to their utterances as they played.
In Columbia Bishop Ellison Capers urged Confederate veterans to expose husbands who lie about being detained at work or clubs to hide late evenings away. He cited a Columbia case where a wife discovered a man’s note he claimed would come by messenger. A second verse humorously illustrates celestial order in a fable style.
In northern New Jersey orchard owners distilled fully 1,000,000 gallons of applejack last year as low apple prices push fruit disposal into a profitable method for owners.
Fashion notes describe modal trims for cashmere dresses with narrow plaited frills and bold Greek key motifs, velvet gowns in princess or draped forms, pompadour negligee details, and new gingham varieties. Linen scene shifts toward sheer handkerchief to hopsacking, with early models featuring Japanese embroidery.
A Paris fashion snapshot shows new waistlines like blouse-polero, corduroy walking suits with plaited skirts, and tan to Oxford rain coats. Amethysts and peridot jewelry rise, while Chantilly veils and Brussels lace regain popularity. A dessert change recommends stewed apples with lemons and optional dried fruits.
A fragment advises preserving corn and cabbage separately in sweet spiced vinegar for winter use. It suggests keeping air exposure by lifting lids and using hot water to prevent jar breakage. The note ends with a misspelled line about a novice stopping memorization.
Gray satin and satin crepes for gowns will be trimmed this winter with lace and chiffon. Bright steel paillettes highlight the solid gray tone, creating an astonishing color effect.
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