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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
6
A detailed 19th century fashion note outlines an elaborate white linen coatee with high back, Cluny lace in mellow yellow, embroidered flounces, and lace crossings. It pairs with a Neapolitan hat in bright corn color, white chiffon ruffles, green velvet ribbon bow, and a plaited skirt with V obtentte, reflecting period styling for formal wear.
The description details lingerie waist with batiste, French valenciennes lace, and a front lace motif. It notes variations including val insertions, perpendicular and horizontal placements, and short sleeves with double flounces. It covers hats, parasols, gloves, and a home dressmaker gown in cotton, wool, or silk with high collars and embroidered yokes. Several outfits feature polka dots, four gore skirts, plastrons, and Empire waists with chiffon and white silk accents.
A chic dress hat for formal occasions features a round frame, shirred maline, and accordion pleated lace. Long white plumes rise from a large rosette on the left front, securing two trailing feathers in place.
The late summer features a Huon traveling coat in ciel blue with empire silhouette and long sleeves, plus back tucks and a decorative yoke. It outlines matching hats, gloves, parasols, and white straw accessories, with Swiss muslin and Valenciennes lace alternatives and a white linen belt.
A handsome blouse designed to pair with a pearl gray taffeta skirt features chiffon mousseline with gray lace motifs edged in a matching shade. The round collarless neck is edged with insertion, sleeves and body are shirred, and a taffeta girdle with tucks provides a fitted empire line silhouette.
A vintage description of a white and yellow day gown featuring Bruges lace, sheer India fabric, and Liberty ribbon accents. The bodice and skirt display decorative insets and a dicky in heavy embroidery. Ribbon girdle, knotted bows, and puff sleeves provide the period finish.
The piece reviews summer gown styles for older and younger women featuring white and green schemes, lace trims, moire edges, and velvet ribbons. It describes dress silhouettes with fitted cuffs, seven gore skirts, and decorative belts, noting elegant hat choices and the popularity of white gowns for all ages.
A scattered OCR reads like a fashion and news page note. It mentions revival talk, jackets styled like Boones reefer coats with double breasted fronts and curved underarms, colors pink coral peach rose and hints of apple green from Paris. It also shifts to heat waves in Arizona, a 118 degree Phoenix day, a 75 year old climber at Raton Peak, and local society notes with church talks and salve ads.
An elderly style notice instructs the recipient to inform the newspaper when away on vacation to forward issues or stop delivery. It requests a current address such as postal box, hotel, or street, and cautions about providing exact location details. The reader is urged to respond to ensure proper service continuation.
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