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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
6
A demi dress gown features a beauty gown with foulard material, opalescent rings, and embroidered battiste. The design relies on princess line fullness, tucks at the hips, and a soft batiste yoke and petticoat opening outlined with tussor. Rosette trims decorate the corsige and skirt while puffed short sleeves end in a deep ecru flounce.
An ornate street gown features a surplice arrangement opening to a pale lavender chemisette with delicate embroidery. The petunia colored gown uses lightweight lansdowne fabric with Oriental embroidery in soft purple and ecru, accented by a matching hat and lavender rose details.
The piece details a dainty white hat suitable for July and August wear. It notes light weight cream white capitolin material, a round shape worn over the brow, and a quilled soft white accent at the left side. A ribbon of rosy decorates the back.
Catherine Man Payzant surveys New York child fashion in July, detailing summer outfits for young girls and boys. She highlights Empire bolero suits, traveling coats, and noon dresses in checks, pastels, and white, with elaborate trims such as yatouche lace, insertion embroidery, and box plaits. The article covers outfits from infant slips to boys’ sailor blouses, noting store displays favoring plaits and checks and offering practical ensembles for play and travel.
A small fashion note describes a cream colored sleeveless bolero coat with tucked mousteline and flowered ribbon trim. It pairs with a broad curved straw hat in light green, with panne velvet crown and plumes shaded from white to lettuce green, highlighting its stylish but delicate warmth.
The piece highlights feminine linen accessories such as collars cuffs parasol and shawl like coat collar. It notes a heavy linen collar with scalloped edges eyelet embroidery and large linen button fastened cuffs. White linen parasols with embroidery and monograms are favored over silk.
A pearl gray and black hat designed to pair with dark gowns features a black satin body, a narrow brim curving downward, and a high straight crown. A large pearl gray plume sits at the front with a curling plume of gray passing over the left side, surrounded by silvery pearl satin folds.
A stunning afternoon dress crafted from Jack Pekin silk features large black silk dot embroidery on a bebe blue gown. Lace Mechlin inserts and a velvet girdle detail the high waist while a round saucer hat completes the coquettish ensemble.
A summer dress features a blue foundation with checked sik roll in deep yellow green lines. The gown showcases a gored circular skirt with three bottom folds, a pale blue taffeta surplice bodice with embroidery, creamy Venice yoke, and a silk belt secured by two large silk rosettes.
A French gown made for grand day wear in soft pink clair de june silk features tri guipore bands and velvet accents in deeper pink. The under bodice sleeves and yoke are lace, with a batiste ecru yoke embroidered in pale pink, complemented by a burnt leghorn hat and shaded pink details on the hat.
A seven year old stall girl’s frock features pale blue organdie with pink voxeluds and white embroidery. The empire style dress uses a small round yoke and blue organdie trim with Van Dyke slashed frills and Hibben bow details at the yoke front.
A detailed description outlines a dinner gown with black clinging fabric over white tatya, violet velvet accents, and embroidered battis. The foundation is white with motifs matching the gown’s claps, featuring nine drooped shoulder quinns, short puff sleeves, a shallow yoke, and a narrow front breadth, all richly embroidered.
A report of travel inspired attire features a floor length traveling coat in tussor with princess lines and broad revers. It pairs with a Porto Rico straw hat and lingerie style headwear, including a turquoise ribbon bow and embroidered dog roses.
A long instructional feature outlines prevention of consumption emphasizing pure air light and cleanliness in home and work. It warns against spitting and unsanitary habits urges outdoor work women caution with skirts and dirty money handling, and stresses fresh air moderate exertion and proper hygiene to curb the disease. The piece notes continued guidance to appear in next Saturday’s issue.
Milton Poet has performed satisfactory garbage collection since taking the route with only two complaints across his territory. Local notices praise public health and reliability amid a festive Fourth of July backdrop.
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