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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
6
The left costume features soft cloth in a wine shade with heavy embroidery, a bolero effect, a princess tunic with buttoned tablet girdles, and a white lace yoke. The plum ensemble uses taffeta with a princess tunic, cord straps, passementerie buttons, Irish lace sleeves, and a gathered flounced skirt.
Fashion notes describe a cream serge party dress with a 14 seam left front wrap skirt, silk buttons, and a semi fitting coat. Details include a white belt or trim with a wreath motif, long sleeves edged, and multiple yards of braid and cord for trim.
The passage describes a girl who is socially adaptable and aware of high society rituals. She appears to be wealthy in spirit more than in purse, prepared to enter elite circles despite a modest income and limited personal exposure beyond neighborhood gatherings.
A fragmentary note describes marking children's clothing with white lisle fabric and five cent belt pieces cut into small sections. Names are written in black ink on each piece, with each name placed on a separate segment.
A discussion on how hat choices reveal personality in young women. Simple veiled hats show practical sense, round black hats with bows suit a sweet, child-focused caretaker. Angular hats with wings mark decisive, domineering types, while soft feathered hats indicate a feminine, subtle charm.
Fall home prep features cotton taffeta bed coverings as an excellent substitute for filmy fabrics. Available in colors with a matching trim, they can be appliqued with motifs. Styles include a square cover with corner cuts and a lace insert or braid outline for the top and a ruffled lawn trim along the valance edges.
A dark blue tweed autumn garment features a long above the knee coat with a drooping bell belt and purple leather trim. In front rests a small boy’s French style sult, the coat fastened by a belt with fire facing accents.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a toilet powder product with unclear mix and branding. Readable items mention possible ingredient list and usage context but lack full details or formal notice.
Joaquin Miller the so called Poet of the Sierras explains he will not tour the United States or England to lecture. He stays atop the Oakland area mountain to finish a six volume autobiography and to supervise a network of cabin studios for younger artists. He has a monument and a family cemetery on his property and proclaims his burial plans atop a stone funeral pyre.
A vintage Studebaker trade line proclaims sharing savings with buyers through superior manufacturing and distribution. The ad notes a 32 inch wheel option with air metal body seats, available in two or four seat configurations.
The Studebaker Flanders "20" announces a major factory purchase spree including De Luxe Detroit and other plants to enable low price high quality. Deliveries start January and demand may outstrip supply as Studebaker-Garford and E M F "30" predecessors set the stage.
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