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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
7
The piece describes black chiffon tunics over satin foundations in blue green or orange shades. Laces trim hata and gowns with black white combinations. Old gold silk with Chantilly lace, cloth of gold, and ribbon adorn hats. Large flat hats with wreaths and flowers suit nine of ten women, enhancing facial lines.
Describes a kimono style jacket with a large scalloped edge bound in contrasting material. Notes binding variation by fabric such as lawn muslin xephyr nun's veiling and delaine with corresponding bindings. Specifies materials required two yards forty inches wide.
Fashion notes advise revival of half-worn lace gowns with transparent overdraperies. White black or color gowns pair with chiffon in matching or contrasting tones. White or cream chiffon over white lace creates harmony while dark ensembles use contrasting underlayers.
A detailed note describes a pearl colored glazed leather purse with hidden treasures including a mirror, vinaigrette, powder box, opera glasses, and a tiny ivory fan. It also offers practical guidance for making washable petticoats from white muslin and chambray with flounces, garnishes, and lace options.
The dress is a chain mail sheath described as black diamonds with coarse chenille and jet beads. Broad bands of chenille soften the look across the tunic, with a velvety black band under the arm to reduce glare. Soft chiffon sleeves and white maline chemisette add a delicate finish.
Instructions describe using cocoa butter warmed gently to soften and plump the arms. Soften flesh with hot-water cloths and rub from shoulder downward in circular motions. Warns cocoa butter may be hard in stores and must be warmed. absorption requires clean warm skin.
Denver market report lists beef steers and cows by feeding type with prices. Grain fed, hay fed, and pulp fed categories show ranges from fair to excellent, plus hogs sheep and lambs values and grain prices for wheat rye oats corn bran hay and straw. Notable entries include veal calves and stockers with varying bids and regional hay types priced per ton or 100 pounds.
Chicago market reports show demand for leading songs and Northwest wheat boosting sentiment despite declines in corn and oats. September wheat traded around 1.01 dollars with mixed shifts, while corn held firmer than wheat and cash markets stayed steady. Provisions eased on lighter hog prices and pork and ribs fell modestly.
Lead prices in St Louis firm at 4.20 with spelter at 5.20. New York spot lead ranges 4.25 to 4.35 with East St Louis quotes around 4.12 to 4.17. Copper dull in St Louis with standard futures steady, tin around 33.10 to 38.20, spelter bid 5.25 to 5.50 in New York, iron quiet with Northern grades 16.50 to 17.15 and Southern 15.76 to 16.76. Silver price listed as sio.
Dr. B Clark Hyde is found guilty of murdering Col. Thomas H Swope in Kansas City Missouri The jury imposes life imprisonment In the State Penitentiary Hyde shows no emotion as the verdict is read and his wife Mrs Hyde weeps beside him The scene unfolds with relatives and court officials in attendance during the lengthy trial proceedings
A collection of short items on home nuisances and daily quirks. Tips curb rattling windows creaking doors and sewing machine noise. A humorous prayer anecdote cites Rev. Aked on a boy who loved jam. European tour plans for Adee are noted, with light dialogue exchanges and a Highlands anecdote.
A cryptic note about Knicker-la Jones and Bocker-Well hints at a charitable angle while playfully noting a clash between footing and policy. The fragment suggests a public intrigue or social scene with local figures and ambiguous motives.
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