The World's Press.
JOURNALISM IX FORT ARTHUR. About, a dozen shells have exploded near our composing room ; sever- I al explosions have penetrated the walls ; others have broken the windows. Our text is printed on paper of an undecided colour ; we have not i lways got white (taper, so we are compelled sometimes to use blue, red, or orange. Nevertheless the soldiers on the ramparts read our journal with much assiduity. Novy Krai, Port Arthur. SPARKLING TIMES. Fashion decrees that we shall once more bespangle ourselves, fill our hair, as it were, with fireflies, wear trimmings and ornaments and cmbrodiers that shine, and carry little shimmering bags and sparkling fans, and set our feet in shoes that are encrusted with golden and metallic beads. It is a good sign that social life, too, will huvo some sparkle and glitter, and that, for a season, at all events, we are going to look on the brighter side of everything.— Lady's Pictorial.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7746, 23 February 1905, Page 4
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160The World's Press. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7746, 23 February 1905, Page 4
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