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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

4

Indiana Board Seeks Reform for Insane and Epileptic Care

The Indiana board of state charities urges legislative action on conditions for insane epileptics and feeble minded residents. It calls for colony farms at state hospitals, better care, central receiving homes for dependent children, and removal of women prisoners from county jails. It also notes tax and incorporation issues and names Judge Charles J. Orbison to the board.

Indianapolis Board of State Charities of Indiana Commonwealths Richmond Newcastle Woman’s Prison Ralston Charles J. Orbison Board of State Charities Joseph M. Cravens Madison Cravens John H. Holliday Guy H. Humphreys Bloomfield Board of Charities Amos W. Butler Orbison Humphreys Butler

Madison and Carmel inmates in state brief cases

Roscoe Paris of Madison township jailed for a $20 fine after hunting without a permit on John Renner’s farm. Guy Fitzsimmons of Russiaville and Wesley Anthon of Carmel pleaded guilty to petit larceny. sentences of one to eight years were suspended. Wes Godfrey, federal witness in election fraud cases, fined $5 for carrying concealed weapons in Terre Haute. Godfrey aided Hess in a harmful case involving tampering with a witness. Grant Comford and Clyde Dubois arrested with 100 chickens after night pursuit. accused of six henhouse robberies in Fort Wayne region. Peru plans indoor ice skating with a new municipal rink opening after flooding by city firemen.

Tipton Roscoe Paris Madison Township John Renner Noblesville Guy Fitzsimmons Russiaville Wesley Anthon Carmel Mary Sanders Reformatory Terre Haute Wes Godfrey Godfrey Frank Hess Hess Indianapolis Fort Wayne Grant Comford Clyde Dubois Peru

Dancing gown from ET Top laces over foundation taffeta

A detailed fashion description for a youthful dancing gown using ET Top laces and taffeta silk. The design features a full dancing-friendly under skirt, three lace flounces, taffeta box plaits, a draped bodice, a wide taffeta girdle sash, and optional net or chiffon underpieces to enhance the silhouette.

New Wave and Curl Coiffures Highlight 1910s Styles

The illustration shows two favored coiffures with waves and curls dominating fashion. One style uses a back crown coil and a soft coil finish, while the other uses a French twist and a pompadour front, both relying on natural or added hair pieces. Julia Bottomley.

Julia Bottomley

Black satin linings on tailored coats gain fashion notice

The article notes black satin linings are being added to new tailored coats in navy cloth or serge and in light colors. The lining is described as the key “little mannish touch” that sets these suits apart from readymade outfits.

Smart Handkerchiefs as Linen Accessories

Colored handkerchiefs are described as fine linen matching costumes. Light colors pair with dark gowns and should be vivid in red orange green or purple. They feature exquisite hemstitching and a monogram embroidered in a darker shade.

Fashion Trend Shifts from Plain Weave to Brocade

Observers note a shift in attire as plain satins gave way to luxurious fabrics. A growing trend favors brocade and shot taffeta, signaling a move toward ornate textures and richer appearances in stylish wardrobes.

Broadcloth and Satin Combine in Tailored Skirts and Bodices

The article notes broadcloth paired with satin in skirts and bodices, with plaid broadcloth in dull deep colors. It highlights seasonal plaids and stripes featuring calmer colors than last year’s vivid tones, emphasizing fabric pairings and color trends.

The Vele Curse of Melanesia Described in Wide World

In the Wide World the Vele is described as a death-causing charm used by Melanesians. A small wicker rattle placed in a bag then in a bamboo box guards the wielder who curses an enemy. The target allegedly convulses and dies after prescribed hours, though the mechanism remains unexplained.

Bee

Broadway Scribblers Stop Bill Sill At Casino Theater

Dudley collects a crowd of tempera mental scribes who quiz William Raymond Sill at the Casino theater. Sill quips about Wagner and jokes on Eve as reason for men's woes caused by beauty. He is interrupted after the second verse, recognizing the interruption from a busy man.

Broadway Ride Dudley William Raymond Sill Casino Theater Bill Pegasus Wagner Eve Mae Pearl

Radium Decay Yields Alpha and Beta Rays Identified

The article explains radium decays into active products emitting alpha and beta rays. Alpha rays consist of helium atoms, while beta particles are electrons. Rutherford and colleagues link alpha particles to helium and measure electron and helium sizes, noting beta mass is about one seven thousandth of a helium atom and that most heating from radium comes from alpha particles.

Ernest Rutherford

Born Actors The French Stage and its Limits

Max Nordau argues that the French are skilled social and comic dramatists with stage declamation and worldly bearing, yet they lack tragical geniuses of the first order comparable to European greats such as Devrient Dawlson Kean Booth Irving Rosini Salvini.

France Got Coquelin St. Germain Dieudonne Geoffroy Hyacinthe Veritier Lassouche Devrient Dawlson Kean Booth Irving Roasi Salvini Max Nordau

Early Artillery Use and Origins Across Europe

The passage notes artillery tracked to roughly 1330 with a possible German craftsman named Schwartz. It claims Moorish Spain used artillery in 1343 and that Crecy in 1346 featured artillery deployment. The timing and locations are described as uncertain and debated.

Schwartz Spain Crecy

The Lumber Man and the Old Cracker Dialog

A Georgia scene depicts a lumberman and an old cracker in a fire side exchange. The lumberman notes a seven year tenure while the other claims six years. They joke about their simple duties watching children and retiring when grown.

Georgia

Governor's Wife Praises Militia Leader

The governor's wife tells Bridget her husband is at the head of the state militia. Bridget replies with humor noting the man's fierce look.

Bridget

Humor and Attitudes in Early 20th Century Gossip

A board of education chairman vents impatience over a delayed teacher appointment and is mockingly told they take themselves too seriously. A Western Union office girl and coworkers misinterpret fin de siecle as fin de sickle. A quip on a woman with three husbands closes the brief items.

Board of Education Board of Superintendents New York Evening Post Willis Western Union Office New York Sun

Cuticura Treatment Promises Hair Growth

An advertisement for Cuticura products claims hair loss and dandruff are stopped by using Cuticura Ointment followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo. The copy touts immediate effects and hair regrowth and offers a free 32-page Skin Book via a Boston post card request.

Dept. X Boston

How Else Vantage Point Prompted Boston's Smart Set Change

A witty exchange attributes the observed shrinkage of Boston's fashionable circle to a single force. The punchline hints at a strong-minded woman as the catalyst behind social shifts in this era.

Boston

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully

Mothers urged to inspect every Castoria bottle for the signature section to verify authenticity as a safe remedy trusted for over 30 years. Parents advised Castoria is for children and pets, with the slogan Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

Hope Springs Eternal in Parish News

The Bystander notes Mrs Jones is laid up with rheumatic fever and the rector expresses glad concern for a sick parishioner.

Jones

Four Own Druggist Offers Marine Eye Remedy

An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids with no smarting. It claims relief and offers a free book titled Book of the Eye by surine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.

Marine Eye Remedy Surine Eye Remedy Co Chicago

Palmistry Proclaimed As Club’s Current Focus

The club states its present project is palmistry with plans to study lines and shapes on hands. Members discuss readings and potential demonstrations to showcase insights at upcoming meetings.

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Gentle Digestive Aid

Purely vegetable remedy claims to act gently on the liver and soothe the bowel. It is advertised as a small pill with a small dose and price, urging readers to buy genuine products bearing the signature.

Carter

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