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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1899
Page
7
The column praises Miss Julia Dent Grant's imported organdie dressing sacque with a rounded front and seven tucked sleeves trimmed in pale blue silk, and notes fashionable summer trampshades made of French tissue paper. It argues for foot freedom, explaining the foot consists of twenty two bones held by ligaments and the need for proper shoeing.
A charming widow's bonnet stands out among July novelties. The hat features a pointed front and a widening stand back, with a distinctive French influence noted in its design.
Trained nurses will hail the comfortable new costume a close fitting affair with skirt and waistband. It is intended for institutions where the rank of a nurse is easy to attain and suited for tiny tots.
In summer heat a girl trains for fall championships and praises a Lotlette outfit. A black duck skirt with a Dewey ruffle, white belt, crest lawn shirt waist, and a sunbonnet protect the complexion. Readers praise comfort and attractiveness of the ensemble.
The article advises hot water pre treatment to remove stains from table linen during summer. Soak, boil with turpentine soap, rinse in blue water, dry partly, then iron. Avoid starch on heavy damask and change the table linen at least once daily. It also describes bolero trimming options in white embroidery and braid.
A summer jacket made from very light weight serge known for its smooth finish and cool touch. The fabric is thin and durable, described as the coolest material outside bunting, cut short to reveal the belt and even a portion of the...
A vivid portrait of a seashore fashion focus, detailing a wading girl in a light thinnest wool jacket and muslin gown. It notes flowing ribbons, figured fabrics, and simple chic lines while contrasting with bravado in swimming, and mentions Helen Grey-Page’s menu in a contrasting aside.
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