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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
5
The Savings Department announces interest due on all accounts will be credited January 1 1908. Depositors should bring in books and have amounts entered. H D Fuller cashier signs the notice.
The writer admires American dressing as orderly and chic, blending Parisian style with American cuteness. They praise the consistent waistlines and neatly tied neckties, noting no drooping waists or lax ties in contrast to London styles.
Mr J L Williams of Pontiac Illinois is visiting his Kernstown parents after farming in the west for three years. E A Weems, after visiting relatives in Winchester, departs for Alexandria Louisiana. Mrs William H Sale of Capon Springs spends time in Winchester at the Hotel Byang. Darcy Roper and wife of Buffalo New York arrive to visit Rev C R Page on Market Street.
Mr and Mrs Peter Vredenburgh returned yesterday evening to their Newace home after visiting Mr and Mrs Alexander M Baker in the city. Mr Thomson Sowers of Clarke county spent Thursday with friends in Winchester.
Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde has returned to New York City after spending holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William P. McGuire.
Officers of the Fourth and Fifth Regiments Maryland National Guard visited Governor Warfield at the Annapolis Governor House. Chaplain William M Dame, long a captain, is breveted major with the governor issuing his commission. Dr Dame serves Baltimore as rector and summers in Winchester where he is well known.
Children’s bonnets feature velvet materials in white pale pink and pale blue with plany and fancy velvets. Styles include poke and Quaker bonnets mushroom shapes trimmed with satin ribbons flowers bows and grape details. A pale pink velvet mushroom bonnet with pink satin rose wreaths and pink rosettes appears among the charming designs.
A tidy can be made in various sizes with a cardboard base wrapped in silk and velvet. Edges are sewn to hold shape, front slopes, card covered, and edged with silk embroidery. Silk or gold thread creates a decorative design, with a silk cord edge and tassels at the sides and tip.
An old home remedy for throat inflammation uses cinquefoil to make a boiled infusion. Boil one quart of water with a large handful of cinquefoil until reduced to a pint, strain, then sweeten with honey. Take two or three spoonfuls often. cinquefoil is also called five leaved grass.
A Michigan woman details how greasy foods like sausage and buckwheat pancakes impaired her stomach and nerves. After reading The Road to Wellville and adopting grape nuts with cream while avoiding meat and pastries, she reports a return to perfect brain function and overall health.
Need of abundant sleep in favorable conditions to rival outdoor workers health. Laplanders venerate sacred drums hollowed from pine or birch with a handle left on the underside.
A Troy Press quip notes the car’s engine runs without hay or oats, highlighting a modern autoist advantage as gas substitutes emerge. It frames progress as a joke about changing quotas and future prospects.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions a year related payment and various letters and codes. It lacks clear names places or dates. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a payment or account items but no verifiable facts emerge.
The excerpt discusses fish habitat limits with some species unable to thrive in shallow waters and others needing cool deep environments. It mentions tagging with Iman and mentions a one horse farm contrasting with a larger operation, implying implications for farming scale and sustainability.
In making fancy guimpes place tuck lines and lace spaces before cutting. Baste lace on the edge flat, cut away fabric underneath, leave a quarter inch on each side, turn the edge and stitch the lace. Finish with feather stitching in crochet or mercerized cotton for durable laundering.
The garment combines a lace jumper over tucked plain material as a one piece waist. The bodice uses chiffon foundation forming a filet jumper with antique lace bands. The back mirrors the front with a higher jumper and a novel skeleton sleeve over chiffon ending in a plisse cuff and featherboned collar trim.
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