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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1906

Page

1

Bingville scandal shocks town as Deacon Butterworth accuses wife

In Bingville last Saturday a local scandal erupts when Deacon Butterworth is caught in a tryst with Lem Brown's wife Mary Simpkins Butterworth. The affair triggers a public dispute, veiled threats, and a bitter fallout with Mary Brown, while Lem returns from county service to confront the affair. The incident halts school and work as residents discuss the fallout and vow to weather the social storm.

Bingville Lem Brown Lem Deacon Butterworth Mary Brows Melody Mary Mary Simpkins Pike Bineville Sam Simpkins Betle Deacon Butterword Mary Brown Boston Post

Mystery Absence Sparks Deacon and Mary as Lem Vanishes

In a small community, Lem Brown fails to return Friday, leaving Mary weeping and fearing foul play. Deacon Butterworth consoles Mary while pondering Lem’s disappearance, amid rumors of detention and heartbreak.

Miner Finds Vast Honey Deposit near Gallup Canyon

Bi Terry an assayer newly arrived in Los Angeles from Gallup New Mexico claims a huge honey vein in a canyon near Gallup. He recounts meeting an old squaw who guided him to a rock that proved to be petrified honey. The vein runs about eighteen inches wide and a foot deep, stacked with millions of pounds.

Bi” Terry Los Angeles Gallup N. M Los Angeles Herald

Gasoline dries a race track during French meet

Rain halted a French motorcycle race as the track stayed slick. After clouds cleared, officials spread a thin film of gasoline over the cement surface, making the track safer for racing, according to The Motor Cycle.

Cigar Roller Weevil Hides Inside Leaf Cylinder

In Seville a clever weevil forms vine leaves into a cylindrical roll using its tiny feet and hides inside the created tube, a whimsical parallel to cigar rollers. The insect crafts a compact shelter by shaping foliage and concealing itself within the rolled leaf.

Seville

Institution of Marriage Through The Ages

The article notes marriage as an institution about 500 years old in its current form. It states that solemnization in church as a religious rite began under Pope Innocent II in 1194 and the ceremony became sacred in 1442.

Innocent Iita

Nang Harm the veiled women city of Siam

The queenless Siamese capital Nang Harm is a women and children only enclave within Bangkok. It houses markets temples theaters streets and a hall of justice with all civil and military roles filled by women. The king alone may enter this unique domain between royal visits.

Nang Harm Siam Childes Bangkok

Four Bicyclists Meet After Third Lap Riddle

Four cyclists Atkins Brown Cook and Dopper start noon from center each on a 1 third mile circle. Speeds six nine twelve and fifteen mph. They ride until they meet for the third time at the center. Determine finish time.

Atkins Brown Cook Dopper

Invention of the 1790 Thomas Saint Sewing Machine

The sewing machine, invented in 1790 by Thomas Saint, used a chain stitch with ami le thread and was designed for sewing feather work.

Thomas Saint

Long Drive of Aged Man To Pay Tax Bill

Nathaniel Milliken of Buxton Lower Corner rode to Saco in an open bogey, eight miles, to pay a nonresident tax bill of 4 cents, noting his age in his STth year.

Nathaniel Milliken Buxton Lower Corner Saco

Kingston woman pursues a unique mirror collection

Mrs. Lydia Adams of Kingston Massachusetts has spent the last three years gathering a rare Swedes tal section of 100 mirrors, some dating two centuries back, as part of a novel hobby.

Lydia Adams Kingston Mass

Fashion notes on skirts and furs in late 19th century styles

American and French fashion contrasts drive skirt length and train rules. Skirts range from nine to thirteen gores with empire incline, while jackets span short boleros and long coats. Large chinchilla muffs lace trimmed for evening wear, with delicate floral touches and rare fox.

Expensive Evening Wraps and Velvet Jackets Trend

The piece describes costly empire coats in oyster white broadcloth with satin and silk trims, noting their rising popularity among fashionable women. It lists fabric quantities for size 36 and describes evening frocks using white tulle and floral trims, plus the appeal of velvet jackets paired with broadcloth skirts.

Plain Home Economics Tips From a Bygone Era

Advice on preserving china whiteness with occasional washing blue, reviving dry figs by steaming, avoiding crowded tin plates for food storage, dangers of keeping canned goods in the can, and a spiced prune sauce to accompany poultry.

Winter Wash Gowns and Velveteen Shirring Trends

Women discard wool winter dresses for house work as heated homes allow lighter garments. Five gingham gowns replace one wool dress, staying clean and economical while easing indoor outdoor transitions. Velveteen is shirred in a chic design, with blouselike corsage, clever waistline definition, and sleeves with rows of shirring to the wrist.

C. B. Sebilitug Ame

Jersey Petticoats and the Jersey Elk Hip Yoke

A petticoat experiment uses a closely fitting hip yoke to prevent bulking over the hips despite full skirts. The yokes, designed to slim the silhouette, add about three dollars to silk skirts but will outlive several skirts by being fitted into new petticoats. Available colors include black brown navy blue and white and offered in made up skirts.

Jersey

New Princesse Gown Designs Prominent This Winter

Pordoir notes a brown net gown with deep chiffon velvet bounce and chenille embroidery in odd conventional designs. Gold lace tones down the hue while trimings impress for street dresses and evening cloaks. Fur on indoor dresses is advised against.

Pretty Russian Suit for Little Girls and Boys

A versatile frock design suitable for both girls and boys outfits with bloomers. Describes fabric options in serge and cheviot, details like plaits shields collars cuffs belts and white stitching, promoting practicality and ease of sewing for mothers.

Touches of Gold and Silver in Evening and Day Frocks

The piece notes the frequent use of gold or silver touches on fashionable dresses. Silver preferred when possible, with hems or bands of gold or silver under lace hems to preserve edge. Seen mainly in evening toilets, but also used on day wear sheer frocks.

French Embroidery Showcases Delicate French Needlework

New cloths napkins and dolly sets display rich embroidery termed French with flowing borders of delicate sprays and vines. Raised designs and extra borders about an inch wide feature intricate needlework.

Made to Order Desttify in French Tuttons Center Cloth

Fragmentary OCR text reads like a fashion or textile note with names and terms such as Desttify and French hints. The readable bits mention topics around cloth and center placement, but concrete facts or events are not clearly established.

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