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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1893
Page
7
The passage discusses fashionable women’s clothing with emphasis on new sleeve designs and materials. It notes two-tone contrasts and slashed fabrics to reveal puffed undersleeves, mentioning shoulder exposure and novel silhouettes characteristic of the era. The text reflects period tone and style experimentation.
Fragmented fashion paragraphs describe draped sleeves, satin sachets, and lace trims. Notes include a bewitching wrap motif, old sineve and modern sleeves, and a toothbrush tincture remedy. A Spare Bo advises closet expansion and collaborative dressing among friends.
A fragment from a periodical page discusses ornamental fashion, flirtatious allure, and beauty routines. It mentions decorative skirts like the Lole Fuller style, advice on bunions and nails, facial steaming, oils for skin, and general wellness practices, including exercise and moderation in diet.
Fragmented text describes belect twy curtain cra gvass or wood and attaching the gach side of the wall at sunk distance to meet when formed. It mentions hanging curtains, a parrow board, cranes swinging with ease, and a closet door that can open and close. Also discusses reducing dressmakers bills and the need for dresses today with unclear details.
The article outlines wedding gift ideas including a elegant “loving cup” presentation and a waistcoat style garment. It surveys hair parting fashions, nightgown designs with plaited backs and monograms, and decorative curtains with embroidered floral motifs and color work.
A dated parcel of advice outlines a home remedy using green sump friture and alcohol for dandruff and routine applications every few days. It also notes creams and camphor ice to treat chapped lips and skin, with cautions about protection from cold and wind in daily routines.
Louis A Maradyer recounts voyage misery after shore landing near Kamchatka. He and Wilson endured hunger, brutal discipline, and brutal lashings at Kara convict camp with 800 of 6000 inmates jailed, bayonet prods, and a dead newborn. They were moved to Vianovostok then Kara gold fields then Shanghai hospital.
In Vera Ava a trial features Diss Dedar charged with stealing 74 from Irene J. Michell of Blut, alleged to be linked to a September theft. Prof. Charles Orchardson of Quincy is indicted but testifies for the State, Dedar claims she is not the famous Diss Debar and once was a nun in Lyons. The defense rests on witnesses including Mia Nick Schmidt, with jurors expected to proceed Friday.
William Waldorf Astor plans to start the Pall Mall Magazine in May, publishing in London and New York. The venture will accompany the Pall Mall Gazette and its weekly edition, with art emphasis and superior illustrations as leading features. Lord Frederick Spencer Hamilton and ex-Judge Sir Dugald Straights will run the magazine, with Swinburne providing a poem for the initial issue.
Beawood Lodge and Reliance Lodge report renewed activity with multiple initiations planned. Mogulian Conclave No 035 and Welcome Lodge host meetings with large attendance and debates discussed. Notable guests include B V Arkle and Ed Carlin. certificates issued. Master Masons degree work planned for upcoming sessions.
Eastern Star Miriam Chapter No 1 met last Tuesday with many members present. Several new Stars were to be added, but some providential cases detained them from joining this time. they are expected to join at the next meeting.
The James A Garfield Circle of the Order will hold a social session in the Knights of Honor hall Tuesday evening featuring a pipe social. A program of music recitations and entertainment promises a welcoming atmosphere for all attendees.
A Mannheim tailor invented a coated cloth cuirass to resist small calibre bullets. Tested at 100 200 and 400 metre ranges, the six pound tunic proved effective against impact at short distance but hindered arm and leg movement, so not suitable for full protection.
The Ladies of Honor held a meeting on Shura day evening with three additional initiates. Prospects look bright for future growth, aiming to include every family of the Knights of Hoane as members.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Brown's Iron Bitters claimed to rebuke time and aid digestion while reducing excess bilious malaise. The garbled text references crowhhold care and stools, with unclear entities and dates.
Special correspondence from New York notes the end of the regular season near as theatres plan several upcoming productions. William H. Crane stars in Brother Jon at the Star, Eliza De Wolf appears with the Rameau Mortis Co in Joseph at Union Square Theatre, and Harrigan’s Theatre revives Cordelia's Aspirations to crowded houses. Other items include Daly's closing April 1, Lyceum season wrap, Easter Monday openings, and industry gossip on actors, designers, and upcoming tours.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence about popping corn and popping fever with scattered phrases and names. The readable bits mention Boston, a person named Loy Clarington, and an address 30 W. Richmond. The text suggests a narrative or playlet style scene rather than a clear news item.
A sensational tale from Terre Alta describes Elisha Mason, accused of involving a married woman Mary Piper. He and Mary were attacked by masked locals with belts and cowhide, leaving Mason bloodied and stripped. They fled to Grafton seeking similar punishment, amid a townwide scare and rumors of mob justice.
Sr. Paul March 23 Rep resentative Sisdrak introduced a bill in the House to ban Chin men from wearing shirts outside their pants and require them to wear shirts like other citizens. A violation carries a fine up to one total dollars for culture of pig tail. The bill was referred to the appropriate committee.
Mise Ella Whesles, a Philadelphia dressmaker, endorses Copeland Bell and Davis method after twenty years of catarrhal symptoms. She describes relief from cough, chest pains, palpitations, and weight gain, noting improved breathing, strength, and overall health following treatment.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a medical institute and various product claims but details are unreadable. Names and events are not decipherable, leaving an incomplete advertisement fragment with no clear dates or outcomes to summarize.
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