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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1899
Page
6
The article surveys straw hats and summer millinery with pale, delicate brims and flowered trimmings. It details braided straw shapes, layered brims, tulle and sash textures, and color contrasts such as violet and burgundy, with designs forming poufs and draped trims.
A fashion description details a midsummer gown done in green muslin with pale violet patterns. The dress features a Dewey ruffle trim parven velvet, a light weight bolero, light purple bow girdle and long green accessories, highlighting youthfulness as key to style.
A fragmentary fashion note surveys new hat designs featuring satin giraw shapes with ornate feather plumes and rose accents. It notes a Bergere style in rose-pick straw with blossoms, praising bold trims and shaping in the current millinery scene.
The text describes sewing techniques for a complex garment including bodice, waist, and full three piece globe, with decorative edges and scalloped trims. It references fabrics such as lace, organts, cashmere, serge, and china silk, and mentions pattern development for various trims and embroidery.
The piece describes the season’s shirt waist styles with frequent changes. It notes all over embroidery, fancy yokes in pink or bright red, and contrasting whites, reflecting evolving dress details.
A distorted message references urgent demands and offers to proceed with cash and business actions. The gibberish hints at a negotiator pressing for immediate payment or settlement despite unclear actors or context.
Fragmented quotation notes trouble and patched up wits with names Pat Joost Rh Ske in a North American context. The readable text hints at a dialogue about repairing trouble but offers little concrete event or outcome.
A long feature on Dion Boucicault and his descendants, Nina Boucicault and Aubrey Boucicault, detailing their careers, notable roles, and continued influence in London and Australasian stages. It notes Dion Boucicault's prominence, his children's contributions, and the family’s enduring stage presence.
A fragment describes a robin in a tree near a window and a note about a child or observer mentioning a bite and a week basket related to crochet. The text hints at a domestic scene with a mother figure and a misread caption.
A fragmented rural scene mentions Farmer Hork Tor r nephew and a game called fedie, with Farmer Stack and others noted amid quirky dialogue. The phrasing evokes light regional banter and local character names.
Society leaders push for a basic service at the university while praising the University of the Pacific as a top institution. The piece hints at ethical expectations and leadership roles in cultural circles.
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