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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1899
Page
3
The piece discusses Lent fashion rules for women emphasizing subdued colors, tailored capes and gowns in gray and velvet. It critiques costly wardrobe choices while advocating economical black silk patterns and new fabrics, noting social expectations and upcoming trends.
The latest fashion is the diamond bodice, named for its trimming arrangement rather than stones. It is described as stylish and economical, offering a smart look for a waistline that is otherwise considered doomed.
A historical fashion note describes diamond trimming to shape a bodice with a large center front diamond. It discusses silk or delia panels, sleeve trimming, and the skills needed to fit a waist and yoke with precise splicing, plus considerations of the wearer’s grace and posture.
In cold November rain at Ortonville a desolate Madge Keith travels to stay with her aunt. Harold Deming, her missing suitor and Madge’s guardian, arrives with news of his return and reveals a longer wait may end in a union for the orphan and her devoted protector.
A Jewish 30 year old woman Mihai Leiber Wau seeks divorce declaring marriage void on grounds of fraud allegedly arranged by Solano Sapira. The case recalls a dramatic sequence with witnesses and questions over legitimacy, as court proceedings reveal tense tactics and contested vows.
The text explains standing tall with level shoulders and knee extension, greeting with a forward right hand palm up, weight on the left foot, and a free right foot. It warns against wide stances or akimbo elbows and urges graceful exits by turning the back slightly and stepping back with a curved body from hip to brow.
A vivid portrait recalls Paris society pandering to fashion while masking vulgarity beneath Bourbon era costume. The passage highlights a court eager to preserve display over honesty, drawing sharp word pictures of its pretensions and hidden flaws.
The article describes a纸fact about a German technical paper used for protective clothing. It notes the material is thick and resembles blotting paper, adheres to the body when worn after processing, and loses moisture quickly. It warns the paper conducts heat poorly but provides RS 8 temperature protection and helps prevent cold, mentioning hood shippers and black hoods of the same material.
A Kercacky farmer reported finding a tree with birds frozen to the embers of blackbird bodies. He observed a tree that looked like a Black tree and noted the birds were frozen to the embers.
A partial, garbled excerpt mentions Eome being saved by the cackling of geese and hints at others attempting to influence events, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR piece with dialect verses and humor notes. It references home life and social scenes with commentary on manners and behavior. The text evokes a 19th or early 20th century voice critiquing class and race through satirical lines.
A garbled OCR fragment shows names and phrases implying a dialogue about percentages and trade terms, with ambiguous speakers referencing a solution or price. The text remains unclear but hints at a discussion of value or share and a negotiator mindset.
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