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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1910
Page
24
The article outlines evolving winter streetwear with coat and skirt ensembles favoring plain lines, wide satin bands at hems, and varied fabrics like serge, tweed, and velveteen. It notes color trends such as purple, green, combre gray, and black, plus favored details including gilt buttons, braid, embroidery, and tailored shirtwaist looks.
Straight draperies from the shoulder to the gown’s hem create a gren ald look that shortens a wide figure. The home dressmaker will find aides to improve proportion and appeal, though the text notes a social aim of attracting a partner.
A fashion note explains the waistline and trim bands creating a long line for fuller figures. It details an all over embroidered chiffon design built as a princess gown with front fullness, draped chiffon from shoulders, soft pleats, and a fringe finished skirt.
The fall and winter collection features black suede button shoes and black cloth top styles with a high Cuban heel narrow toe and a lean toward a manish look.
The era moves toward conservative menswear with long sack coats and narrow lapels, wide back vents optional, cutaway frock coats revival, and tailored trousers with slim bottoms. Dominant colors gray blue cinnamon brown. cassimeres and soft wool fabrics gain popularity. four button patent leather shoes with short heels emerge as a key style.
The Derby adopts a lower fuller crown with a brim that rolls at the sides, marking a notable change from prior seasons. Soft hats trend toward the Telescope shape with a low profile, nearly straight brim and a pencil edge, signaling a broader style shift.
Final returns show forty one Democrats and eleven Republicans seated in the Arizona constitutional convention as of September 11. The tally confirms a strong Democratic majority shaping the drafting body.
Nome reports the Bogoslof volcano in eruption covering ships with ash. The schooner Vida is found Behringgen coal ash covered, and the W H Diamond suffered a fire from hot ash endangering control until the blaze was put out.
The Simon Guggenheim Industrial Arts building cornerstone will be laid on September 24 at 1 PM on the Normal campus. The ceremony will be conducted by the Grand Lodge of A F and A M under the auspices of Occidental Judge No. 20 of Greeley Colorado. The public is invited.
A compact roundup of statewide and national developments. Highlights include policy shifts, political moves, and public affairs shaping the week. notable officials and agencies are cited with dates and locations as reported.
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