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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
18
The article surveys women’s fashion with emphasis on ecclesiastical blouse shapes, lace and insertion details, and muted satin outfits. It highlights hats with mushroomed brims, decorative trims, and floral millinery inspired by French war charity work plus a versatile little coatee in brocade or serge.
The article reviews new ski ope garments in black taffeta with ruffled tucks and luminous turnover collars, discussing fabrics such as taffeta satin and oriental brocade. It notes waistlines with deep yokes, Georgette crepe blouses, and decorative collars, plus coats in shantung crepe and metallics, highlighting postilion fabrics and dramatic evening wraps.
In Paris women's wear features bold silk stocks as long neck flattering accents paired with dark red or navy ensembles. Spring weather prompts practical umbrellas with leather handles, plus hats in larger, picture-styled shapes and ornate trimmings.
A two sided petticoat described as reversible for wear with evening frocks. Made of fresh pink debutante satin with a 2 inch stiffened edge to create a crisp hem. It features inch wide ribbon bows on the flounce, ribbon color matching the petticoat, and dainty contrasting ribbon rows on the reverse. Also offered in white and pale corn with self toned ribbon on one side and lavender ribbon on the other.
The column notes Summer parasols unveil fresh designs with bold colors. Readers inquire about Fellow hair dye, wondering if it washes out or fades as hair grows. Hair color typically remains but gradually fades requiring a second application as new hair appears.
A domestic notice covers wedding etiquette for intimate ceremonies with tips on attire and invitations. It also provides step by step guidance on making a proper omelet, including pan prep, ingredient handling, and cooking technique for a light, fluffy result.
A newspaper note urges careful attention to linings in summer outfits. It cites market demand for light linings such as light grays tans and whites as dark linings crack or run when exposed to heat. Stores may face shortages as autumn demand rises and warns about common contagious issues linked to fashion notes.
The piece explains how skirts gain shape this season with hoops and reeds. It describes full encircling hoops, side hoops, and half hoops tied with tape, plus occasional featherbone stiffening. It notes how materials like silk and taffeta interact with underlying foundations and trims such as chiffon and lace.
The article notes motoring season causes wind chapping lips and skin. camphor ice is advised for severe lip chapping. It also mentions an adjustable mountain outlet pipe for a bubbling fountain that can rise to six feet, reducing the need to lean over for a drink.
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