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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1898
Page
6
A narrative poem describes a dancer’s exquisite gown and tiny shoes in a sedan, the scene moving through fashion notes. It references cream silk, pale gown details, and the crowd adoring the lady as she arrives at a dance with a prince-like escort amid Paris millinery imagery.
The article discusses upcoming winter evening gown trends and notes that costumes will likely appear as fashionable outfits during the season. It emphasizes the style shifts and potential influences from current couture.
The article outlines white cloth frocks and white serge dresses as fashionable and light for the season. It highlights a model with two flounces and open front panel, a belted bodice with amethyst studs, a high crochet collar lined in purple satin, and various jacket styles including zouave and Etona shapes.
A discussion on heredity in acting argues that talent runs in families and that strong proof emerges in the theater profession. The piece cites notable young examples as evidence and explores the influence of lineage on career paths in drama.
A bustling theater lobby scene shows a mix of patrons and gossip as actors, impresarios, and a flamboyant visitor discuss a new farce Have You Seen Smith with a four chair barber shop scene The note mentions Gustavus Adolphus Coggins sam proprietor of Hebes Heavenly Hindvo lirsute Helper and a parade of stage figures including Emil Sauer Ellaline Terriss and William Terriss in connection with New York 1899 plans.
The Lancet notes cyclists breathe with an open mouth may ingest microbes causing throat irritation coughing and headaches. It cites germs like malignant oedema tetanus and tuberculosis, urges nasal breathing, antiseptic rinses, and mouth closure during rides. A shoe device allows easier horseshoeing without nails, reducing harm to horses.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a dated event or notice with unclear names and places. No coherent facts or identifiable persons, organizations, or dates are extractable for a reliable summary.
A garbled excerpt discusses shoe attachments for horses and mentions a six pence price and testing devices. It references horseshoe fitting with a portion near the hoof and sections describing heel interiors and traction. The text is unclear and fragmented.
Mrs. Anna Botsford Comstock of Cornell University describes how interest in wood engraving began for her through insect pictures for entomology. She notes unclear origins, mentions crude Egyptian and Chinese wood stamps, a 1723 St Christopher engraving, and says American wood engraving reached peak before being largely replaced by the halftone process.
A clever new device called the olive cleaner phonol promises to aid country households. It features rotary brushes to remove mud or dust from floors and velvety bristles that oil well to wipe dirt from the tiles, easing carpet cleaning without moving furniture or pulling carpets.
The readable fragment references funds, preparations, and potential planning concerns. It mentions figures or entities like Tay tre and Redes srres in a garbled format, indicating a paused or partial note about financial or project matters.
Fragments describe a peculiar item made of layered paper with a ribbed structure. The text mentions costs, safety, and legality, with references to freedom, legitimacy, and a covered side.
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