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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
7
The article describes linen and pique bonnets and coats for girls, praised for easy laundering and practicality. It notes poke and cloche bonnet styles with garden flowers, sunbonnets of pique and linen, and lingerie coats on silk foundations, plus cost considerations and copyable embroidery ideas.
Fashion guidance favors plain walking skirts with 7 9 or 15 gores to clear the ground by at least two inches. Nine gore skirts perform best while circular skirts remain for dressy costumes. Flounced and over trimmed skirts fall out of favor. flat vertical lines with bias bands and matched lace or embroidery decorate front gores of princess gowns.
A 19th or early 20th century piece notes various baths claimed to reduce weight. It describes German hot sand baths opened to royalty, soda baths at home, and the Chicago hot water bath with gradual heat and vigorous exercises. Experts say weight loss relies on a balance of heat, perspiration, and routine, with cautions on safe rates of loss.
The article details slashed skirts with vertical bands and matching trims on capes and bretelles, plus long trains and rouleau ornamentation on afternoon and evening gowns. It also discusses weight loss methods from scales to beauty baths and empress baths, noting royal examples and electric baths. It closes with a report on Selkirk’s island life and a tablet commemorating his residence at Juan Fernandez.
Max Kredich in Butler County jail admits the killing of his wife after a December assault in Lyndora. He claimed a right to kill and resisted restraining boarders during the attack. He told officers it was none of their business as he lunged with a butcher knife.
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