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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
2
Paris reports a surge of interest in outdoor sports among French women, led by Burke the English tennis star at an elite Isle de Puteaux club. The piece catalogs stylish tennis gowns in scarlet and cream, khaki outfits, and the era’s leisure fashion trends including luxurious fabrics, trims, and the influence of color on court attire.
A description details a neck with a broad sailor collar that extends to form reveres, fastened by a steel-applied suede strap and narrow laces along the front of a jacket. Underneath, a criey garment is worn.
A vintage fashion note describes a lettuce green cheviot ensemble with a single broad front plait, topped by a high linen collar and a jaunty cheviot cravat, the front puffing as a bolero.
Rail timetable notes trains from Butte depot to Anaconda Great Falls Helena and west and east. Through trains to Portland and west points and a short line service to various destinations. Steamship tickets to Europe available via GN Short Line and Northern Pacific connections.
The article surveys tennis fashion including Eton style ribboned hats, canvas Alpine hats, and Tam O'Shanters for shade. It notes coordinating khaki gowns with matching hose and ties, and comments on footwear choices from up-to-date tennis ties to white canvas shoes. A French style strap slipper is highlighted as well.
A Chicago Tribune fragment features a young woman on a voyage, pale and wan but hopeful, reclining in a steamer chair as her aunt urges amusement. The passage contrasts melodrama aboard a ship with light Rural Way comic sketches from Puck and a sequence of quizzical child questions about geography and language.
In Constantinople a Chicago traveler remarks that a man having four or five wives is peculiar. A second Chicago traveler agrees it is strange that no leg sala provision exists to get rid of some of them, noting the unusual social arrangement.
Local train service from Helena to Great Falls runs daily. Through east and west connections schedule shows a 13:45 p.m. departure. Article fragment notes a passenger train operated by AS D mm with through runs.
A magazine serial scene unfolds with Genevieve declaring herself the heroine while Arthur mocks. He insists Genevieve’s hair is pompadour and derides the others as mad. The exchange highlights tension as the narrator notes the man’s madness.
In a lighthearted note from the Philadelphia Record, Hoax-Borem is praised as a remarkably bright figure, jokingly described as Joax-Bright and suggested to know as much as his wife thinks he knows.
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