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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
11
A garbled OCR passage presents partial lines and stray phrases suggesting a poem or verse. The text includes scattered words like dear, wheat, Proctor, and plat but lacks coherent structure or complete context for clear interpretation.
The article recounts tales from Civil War veterans including Capt Tasac Cook praised by Gen Grant, and Gen Gilman Marston who built a dungeon for prisoners. It notes the fourth triennial convention of the National Commandery of the Military Order of the Foreign Wars in New York with near full representation.
Instructions describe shirtwaist styling and skirt shaping to create a panel effect. It covers round and square necklines, V shapes in waist finishes, fullness from the knees downward, and how to shape yokes and necklines with fabric bands.
The article argues light wrap colors prioritize dust protection over warmth. It favors gray, all pale colors, and white or ivory over dark blues and blacks. It cautions bright blues or reds require careful selection to avoid being conspicuous, noting common sense supports light colors.
A gown described as navy serge with a touch of white and red to brighten the coat. It features triple rows of fabric and a new finish for a refined look.
Delicate tints described include blue snuff brown and raspberry as fashionable. The kitchen garden appears closely observed by the author with gooseberry and two greens named as favored hues.
A lively passage recalls elegant robes and accessories seen at a smart dining venue. The description praises mother-of-pearl effects and sequined browns pairing with gray tulle while highlighting a blonde patron’s hair and French term for color.
A witty note on fashion contrasts a smart girl wearing a plain black satin slipper with a three-foot heel and large velvet bow. The piece mocks colorful embroidered evening shoes, praising minimalism and the fit of the plain style.
The piece notes how fringes and waves replace traditional hairdos, with women shaping waves across the forehead or curling strands to frame the face. It mentions Bott curls and hair drawn toward the middle of the head, plus long necks and tied looks at the nape as contemporary variations.
An unclear recipe fragment describes softening gelatin in cold water then dissolving in a beverage. It mentions orange juice from ten oranges and adding various measured ingredients, with references to lemon and pineapple. The text is garbled and may contain transcription errors.
Directions describe shaping bread halves dip in melted butter then roll in grated cheese and chopped ham mixed with equal parts. Place on tray bake until lightly browned and cheese melts.
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